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NewsUkraine postpones summit boycotted over TymoshenkoKHARKIV, Ukraine (AP) -- Ukraine on Tuesday was reduced to calling off a Central Europe regional summit after most heads of state boycotted it over the treatment of jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko....
Ukraine postpones summit boycotted over TymoshenkoKHARKIV, Ukraine (AP) -- Ukraine on Tuesday was reduced to calling off a Central Europe regional summit after most heads of state boycotted it over the treatment of jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko....
Report: Schools key to fighting America's obesityWASHINGTON (AP) -- Schools should be a cornerstone of the nation's obesity battle, but to trim Americans' waistlines, changes are needed everywhere people live, work, play and learn, a major new report says....
Report: Schools key to fighting America's obesityWASHINGTON (AP) -- Schools should be a cornerstone of the nation's obesity battle, but to trim Americans' waistlines, changes are needed everywhere people live, work, play and learn, a major new report says....
Report: Schools key to fighting America's obesityWASHINGTON (AP) -- Schools should be a cornerstone of the nation's obesity battle, but to trim Americans' waistlines, changes are needed everywhere people live, work, play and learn, a major new report says....
More Olympic tickets to be soldSome 900,000 tickets for this summer's London Olympics are going back on sale, starting on Friday for people who were unsuccessful in both ballots.
SA ruling over Zimbabwe tortureSouth Africa must investigate Zimbabwean officials over allegations they tortured opposition figures in 2007, a Pretoria high court rules.
Israeli PM Netanyahu unveils new unity governmentJERUSALEM (AP) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unveiled a revamped coalition government on Tuesday, forming a broad alliance with the chief opposition party that could free his hand to take bold action on peace with the Palestinians and decide whether to attack Iran....
MI6 screening possible over spyMI6 staff may have their DNA screened as police reinvestigate the death of spy Gareth Williams, Met Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe confirms.
Anti-bailout party leads Greek coalition talksATHENS, Greece (AP) -- The head of a left-wing party opposed to the terms of Greece's bailout got the mandate Tuesday to try to form a new government after an election produced a stalemate in parliament....
Special election in Ariz. to replace GiffordsWASHINGTON (AP) -- Democrats are hoping that late campaign appearances by former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will help push her hand-picked successor to victory in a special congressional election in Arizona....
Madeleine photo use dubbed 'vile'The use of a photograph of Madeleine McCann to advertise holidays on an independent website is described as "vile" by the travel firm.
Surveillance ends at blind China activist villageBEIJING (AP) -- Suddenly the guard posts came down and the hired toughs who manned them melted away, restoring an air of freedom this week to a village that authorities turned into a prison to keep blind activist Chen Guangcheng under house arrest for nearly two years....
Lawyers try to see China activist's jailed nephewBEIJING (AP) -- A Shanghai lawyer said Wednesday he is trying to visit the jailed nephew of activist Chen Guangcheng, who sparked a diplomatic crisis last month when he fled into the U.S. Embassy in Beijing....
CIA derails plot with al-Qaida underwear bombWASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. bomb experts are picking apart a sophisticated new al-Qaida improvised explosive device, a top Obama administration counterterrorism official said Tuesday, to determine if it could have slipped past airport security and taken down a commercial airplane....
IL: Defendant's stop on a SW for another's apartment was unreasonableDefendant was stopped based on a search warrant for the apartment of another. In the search, officers found no drugs, but they found keys. It turned out that a key fit the apartment door. At the time of the search of his person, the officers did not have probable cause to detain him because there was no known connection to the keys and the apartment. Defendant was taken from the place of his seizure to the apartment. People v. Hill, 2012 Ill. App. LEXIS 332, 2012 IL App (1st) 102028 (May 4, 2012): [**P22] We note that the finding of probable cause to support the search warrant does not permit us to assume that there was probable cause or reasonable suspicion to justify the continued detention and transportation of defendant. These are related, but different, inquiries, and "[e]ach requires a showing of probabilities as to somewhat different facts and circumstances." 2 Wayne R. LaFave, Search and Seizure § 3.1(b), at 8-9 (4th ed. 2004). "In the case of arrest, the conclusion concerns the guilt of the arrestee, whereas in the case of search warrants, the conclusions go to the connection of the items sought with crime and to their present location." Id. at 10. The same holds true for the State's Terry argument: the search warrant does not, by its mere existence, give rise to reasonable suspicion that justifies the continued detention and transportation of defendant. While this information supporting the search warrant is now part of the record, the State has never argued—in the motion to supplement the record, in its brief, or at oral argument—that the specific facts in the complaint for the search warrant support an independent finding of probable cause or reasonable suspicion that would justify the seizure. Instead, the State simply argues that because police had a reason to believe there were drugs in the Flournoy apartment (i.e., they had probable cause for the search warrant), they also had probable cause, or at least reasonable suspicion, that allowed for defendant's continued detention and transportation. Where the search of defendant revealed no narcotics and police had not yet found any narcotics or contraband at the apartment, the mere expectation that police would find drugs in the apartment, without more, cannot justify defendant's continued detention and transportation to the apartment. Huge wind farm backed by ministerThe highest-generating onshore wind farm in England and Wales is given the go-ahead for development in south Wales.
Ai can challenge $2.4m tax billChinese authorities announce that artist Ai Weiwei will be allowed to challenge a huge fine for alleged tax evasion.
'Bionic' woman completes marathonA paralysed woman completes the London Marathon in a "bionic" suit - 16 days after starting the race.
VIDEO: Experts analyse new underpants bombExperts in the United States have been analysing a sophisticated new al-Qaeda bomb to see if it could have slipped past airport security.
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