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British soldiers would not be protected from prosecution for Troubles-era offences

Over the last year, the concept of an amnesty has gained traction among a number of Westminster backbenchers, who claim recent prosecutions of former British soldiers are tantamount to a "witch-hunt".

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Retrograde step not to consult on statute of limitations for Troubles, says MP

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British government warned of rebellion over funding for armed forces

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Final respects to be paid to Thatcher

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Execution after life of sex, prayers and betrayal

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US state set to execute woman

Woman’s execution set to go ahead after court bid fails

A WOMAN convicted of two hired killings is scheduled to die by injection today and become the first woman put to death in Virginia in nearly a century, after the US Supreme Court refused to block her execution yesterday.

Thu, 23 Sep, 2010

Woman's execution to go ahead in Virginia tomorrow

A woman convicted of two hired killings is scheduled to die by injection tomorrow and become the first woman put to death in Virginia in nearly a century, after the US Supreme Court refused to block her execution.

Wed, 22 Sep, 2010