G20 victim 'died from haemorrhage'

The police officer suspended following the death of Ian Tomlinson during G20 protests has been questioned on suspicion of manslaughter.

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Tamil Tiger chief guilty of UK terror charges

Despite warnings, the "very prominent figure" in the UK's Tamil community continued supplying electrical components for the LTTE.

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