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Iran Says Jailed British Couple Charged With Espionage
Iran has charged British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman with espionage, accusing them of collaborating with Western intelligence services, following their arrest last month, the judiciary said Tuesday.
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Iran Executes British-Iranian National Over Spying Allegations
Iran on Saturday executed former top defence official and dual British national Alireza Akbari, who was accused of spying for UK intelligence, the judiciary reported.
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Courts Operate From "Dilapidated Structures" Without Proper Facilities: Chief Justice
Courts in India still operate from "dilapidated structures, without proper facilities" as good infrastructure for judiciary has been neglected after the British left, rued Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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Iran Jails British Dual National For 10 Years For Spying
Iran has jailed a British dual national convicted of spying for Israel and upheld the sentence of a British Council staffer for "cultural infiltration", the judiciary said on Tuesday.
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Augusta Middleman's Extradition Must Be Left To Our Judiciary: UAE Envoy
The extradition of Christian Michel, a British national and alleged middleman wanted by Indian investigative agencies in the Rs 3,600-crore AugustaWestland VVIP choppers deal case, should be left to the UAE's judicial system, the UAE envoy to India said Thursday.
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Iran Sentences British Woman To 5 Years Imprisonment Over Security Charge
Iran has sentenced a British-Iranian woman accused of trying to overthrow the cleric-run government to five years in prison, a news website affiliated with the judiciary reported on Sunday.
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UK Judge Opens Inquiry into Litvinenko Killing
A British judge has opened an inquiry into the death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko, saying the central question is whether the Russian state ordered the killing.
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Cameron keen to see British Indians at top posts in United Kingdom
Admiring British Indians for their contributions, Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he wants to see more people from the community at the top in the country's armed forces, judiciary and politics.
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Iran Says Jailed British Couple Charged With Espionage
Iran has charged British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman with espionage, accusing them of collaborating with Western intelligence services, following their arrest last month, the judiciary said Tuesday.
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Iran Executes British-Iranian National Over Spying Allegations
Iran on Saturday executed former top defence official and dual British national Alireza Akbari, who was accused of spying for UK intelligence, the judiciary reported.
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Courts Operate From "Dilapidated Structures" Without Proper Facilities: Chief Justice
Courts in India still operate from "dilapidated structures, without proper facilities" as good infrastructure for judiciary has been neglected after the British left, rued Chief Justice of India (CJI) NV Ramana on Saturday.
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Iran Jails British Dual National For 10 Years For Spying
Iran has jailed a British dual national convicted of spying for Israel and upheld the sentence of a British Council staffer for "cultural infiltration", the judiciary said on Tuesday.
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Augusta Middleman's Extradition Must Be Left To Our Judiciary: UAE Envoy
The extradition of Christian Michel, a British national and alleged middleman wanted by Indian investigative agencies in the Rs 3,600-crore AugustaWestland VVIP choppers deal case, should be left to the UAE's judicial system, the UAE envoy to India said Thursday.
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Iran Sentences British Woman To 5 Years Imprisonment Over Security Charge
Iran has sentenced a British-Iranian woman accused of trying to overthrow the cleric-run government to five years in prison, a news website affiliated with the judiciary reported on Sunday.
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UK Judge Opens Inquiry into Litvinenko Killing
A British judge has opened an inquiry into the death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko, saying the central question is whether the Russian state ordered the killing.
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Cameron keen to see British Indians at top posts in United Kingdom
Admiring British Indians for their contributions, Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he wants to see more people from the community at the top in the country's armed forces, judiciary and politics.
