Eleventh Dutch Jihadist Dies in Syria
The eleventh Dutch Jihadist has died in Syria. Abu Hamza is of Dutch-Moroccan origin. According to the latest data of the National Coordinator of the fight against Terrorism and Security (NCTV), more than a hundred Dutch jihadists have gone to Syria and 70 are still fighting. More than twenty jihadists have returned to the Netherlands. According to the NCTV, they are potential time bombs. Those whose names are known, no longer receive social welfare payments.
“Again Dutch jihadist killed ‘
By: editors
25-2-14 – 07:02 Source: The Telegraph 
Hyde Park IRA bombing: suspect will not be prosecuted after police blunder
John Downey told he will not be tried for 1982 Hyde Park outrage after police wrongly sent him a letter saying he was no longer wanted
By Tom Whitehead, Security Editor
4:50PM GMT 25 Feb 2014
An IRA terror suspect allegedly involved in the 1982 Hyde Park bombing will never face prosecution because of a “catastrophic” police blunder.
John Downey, 62, has been wanted for more than 30 years for the murder of four members of the Household Cavalry after a nail bomb tore through a Changing of the Guard procession.
The aftermath of the Hyde Park Bombing outrage that killed four soldiers and seven horses
He was arrested at Gatwick airport last May while on his way to Greece and charged with the murders.
But the prosecution has been thrown out by a senior judge after it emerged he was one of almost 200 suspected IRA terrorists who received a so-called “comfort letter” effectively protecting him from prosecution.
The sordid details of the British upper class
For years, Rebekah Brooks was editor of the British tabloid “The Sun” and “News of the World”. Because of the hacking scandal she is now in court – and has much to tell. By Sebastian Borger, London
Photo: APAs was her world is in order: journalist Rebekah Brooks and then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair in 2004
Simple clothing, flame-red mane, small voice – the 45-year-old woman in the witness of the Old Bailey Criminal Court would go through in the City of London at any time as an efficient secretary. But what to get the jury in room 12 since last week to hear, no wisdom from the hall of power.
Rebekah Brooks embodied the power: The qualified Boulevard reporter, longtime editor of the tabloids “The Sun” and “News of the World” (“NoW”), as last British governor of the global Murdoch media empire has not the weal and woe of crime victims, celebrities, recently co-decided by politicians.
In friendly conversation with her own lawyer, soon also in the cross-examination of the prosecutor, the depth Turned fighting for their freedom by any means that is available to it: you caresses the Judge John Saunders and the twelve jurors, promotes understanding, breaks sometimes even in tears and asks for a break in negotiations. And in between she throws the breathless listening former colleagues to treat, let those be the day after dispute nice headlines.
I hope Assad wipes them all out.