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The government should stop resisting advice on gun control and start learning lessons
'Legal gun owners have, in fact, been responsible for the vast majority of multiple shootings in Great Britain'.
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Afghanistan: International Humanitarian Law, Rules of Engagement and the Geneva Conventions
Matthew E Carn examines the law as it relates to the case of the seven Royal Marines arrested on suspicion of murder in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
Comment: Arming our police is not the solution
Following the murders of policewomen Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone, there have been calls to arm the police; this is not the answer, writes James Hallwood.
The World Outside Westminster – Oh, Carolina
Tom Rouse rounds up the week’s news from around the world, including the SOPA blackouts, the Costa Concordia tragedy, and the latest from the Republican race.
Stephen Lawrence: The legacy that lives on, the hope, the dreams of a better future
Shamik Das looks at Stephen Lawrence’s legacy of hope for the future, as his racist killers David Norris and Gary Dobson are jailed for his murder.
Ray of hope amidst the despair
On the day of Ronan Kerr's funeral, there was a glimmer of hope for the future, with new research showing the wider community in Northern Ireland is seeking greater integration between communities.