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Guilty - the British businessman who made �50 million selling fake

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bomb detectors to some of the world's most war ravaged countries.

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James McCormick, who has been convicted of fraud, enjoyed a life

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of luxury with several homes and a yacht. But the fake bomb detectors

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were based on a novelty golf ball finder - and he knew they didn't

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work. He has paid no heed to the people who stood on checkpoints,

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out security posts, believing this device worked. Many of these fake

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detectors are still being used in Iraq. Also tonight... The

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Chancellor is accused of scaremongering after warnings that

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an independent Scotland may not be able to keep the pound. In Syria,

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kidnapping reaches epidemic proportions - we have a special

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report. Shock in British horse racing as a trainer at the world-

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famous Godolphin stables admits Coming up in Sportsday, Luis Suarez

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accepts an FA charge for biting a Chelsea player, but disputes calls

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for a ban of more than three Good evening. A British businessman

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has been convicted of selling fake bomb detectors around the world.

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James McCormick, who's 56 and from Somerset, made millions by selling

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the devices to governments in Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Georgia and Niger.

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The Old Bailey heard the technology was based on a novelty device used

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to find golf balls and had no grounding in science. The BBC's

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Caroline Hawley first investigated the fraud three years ago - here's

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This is how the bogus bomb detector was advertised. With a slick sales

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pitch, James McCormick sold it around do world. The product was

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based on no science whatsoever. It made McCormick an extremely wealthy

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man, with an exclusive property in Bath, complete with swimming pool.

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He also had houses in Florida and Cyprus and a yacht. Iraq, a country

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where bombs are a constant threat, was the main market for his fake

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detectors. With the help of massive bribes, McCormick sold thousands of

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them to the Iraqi government for a total of $85 million. McCormick,

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for 10 years, sold this device in countries plagued by terrorism and

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explosions. He has paid no heed to the people who stood at checkpoints,

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on security posts, believing this device worked. McCormick went to

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Baghdad after a string of bombings to persuade the Iraqi is that it

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worked. But one man who used to go on sales trips with him had his

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doubts. I said, if this does not work, I cannot be any part of it.

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He said, it does exactly what it says it does. It makes money.

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scam began with this, a novelty golf ball finder, in reality, just

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an aerial on a hinge, which could not find anything. He bought

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hundreds of them from the US for $20 each, but his own labels on

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them and sold them as bomb detectors for as much as $5,000 a

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time. He went on to create a more advanced looking version, which is

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what the Iraqis bought. Police say the only genuine part of it was the

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case. Haneen Alwan suffered horrific burns in a bomb in Baghdad

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in 2009. She lost her unborn baby and her husband divorced her

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because of her injuries. How do you feel about the man who saw these

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devices? He has no conscience, he is morally bankrupt. How can he

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destroy other people's lives by selling these things just for

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money? Today, Jim McCormick left the court unrepentant. Your devise

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defies the laws of physics - how can you still defended? I am

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defending it. And the Iraqis are still using it at checkpoints

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across Baghdad. The man who sold it to them will be sentenced next week.

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And you can see more of Caroline Hawley's investigation into the

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fake bomb detectors on Newsnight at 10.30 on BBC Two.

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The Chancellor has become embroiled in a row with the Scottish National

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Party over whether Scotland would use the pound if it voted for

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independence. George Osborne said there would be a risk to the rest

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of the UK - if an independent Scotland got into financial trouble.

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The SNP has accused him of scaremongering. Our Scotland

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political editor, Brian Taylor, A question of money - the SNP want

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an independent Scotland to keep the pound in order to reassure business.

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It is best done, they say, through agreement with the rest of the UK.

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In Glasgow, the Chancellor stressed the Scottish people would be

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perfectly free to vote for independence. As decisions go, they

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do not come much bigger. This is not a decision for the UK

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Government or me to take. It is a choice for people living in

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Scotland.. But that does not mean the UK government will spectate

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from the sidelines. The Chancellor came here to Glasgow's historic

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Merchant City to deliver his currency message. The choice of

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setting was entirely deliberate, an attempt to evoke centuries of

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enterprise by Scottish people within the union. The Chancellor

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questioned why the remainder of the UK would share a currency with an

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independent Scotland win that would mean giving up sovereignty and

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taking on risk. If we had a eurozone-style currency arrangement,

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that would beg all sorts of questions about economic risk,

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about why a foreign government, which is what the rest of the UK

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would become, would want to enter into this arrangement, why it would

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want to tie itself to the economic policies of the Scottish Government.

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So, frankly, I think it is unlikely that the arrangement could be

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agreed with the rest of the UK, or would work. Nationalists say a

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currency deal makes sense, because Scotland's oil wealth would

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continue to shore up sterling. Whatever the Chancellor of the

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Exchequer says now is conditioned by his anxiety to stop people

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voting for independence. The day after a yes vote, economic rather

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than political interests will prevail. The Chancellor says, to

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keep the pound, Scotland should reject independence. Nationalists

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say Scots can have full control of tax and spending, plus a sterling

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zone. Voters will decide where to place their trust. Our economics

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editor, Stephanie Flanders, is with me now. When you look at the

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economics of this, is the Chancellor right to suggest

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Scotland couldn't be independent and hang on to the pound? He is

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right to say that it would be different for all of us, but

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whether it would be as difficult as he is suggesting is another matter.

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It makes sense for all of us countries to share a currency at

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the moment, because our economies are very similar and integrated.

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The Treasury says that would be less true if Scotland was to become

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independent, because it would be a very small economy, it might be for

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volatile, we might start to grow apart. We do not know if that is

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true. But we do know that they would be different countries with

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their own Financial Systems. We have seen from the eurozone that

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when you have a lot of sovereign countries signing up to the same

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currency, you can have problems if you do not have rules governing

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things like how you are going to bail out banks. He says that the

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rules in the case of any Scottish currency union would need to be

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very tough, and even then, Britain might walk away. Whether that would

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really happen, we do not know. But it is probably true to say that

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Scotland cannot have all the economic benefits of independence

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and hold on to the currency. It will probably have to give

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The Government has suffered yet another setback in its attempt to

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deport the radical Islamic cleric Abu Qatada. Its application to

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challenge a Court of Appeal decision which upheld an earlier

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ruling that he wouldn't get a fair trial in Jordan on terror charges

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has been rejected. The Home Office says it will now take its case

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directly to the Supreme Court. In Syria, two bishops who were

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kidnapped at gunpoint yesterday near the northern city of Aleppo

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have been released. It is not yet clear who was behind the attack,

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but kidnapping has reached epidemic proportions in Syria. It is often

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for money, sometimes for political reasons. Our Middle East editor,

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Jeremy Bowen, has been talking to a victim of kidnap in Damascus. Just

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a warning - his report contains graphic imagery which you may find

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Some memories cannot be wiped. When this shopkeeper, Bassam Wahbh, was

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kidnapped, his captors demanded a ransom of $1.5 million. They filmed

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him begging his family to help. When the kidnappers did not get

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what they wanted, they chopped off But they sent the video, and the

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finger, to his family. He was ransomed after they borrowed

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$80,000. He says he was kidnapped by a Sunni Muslim gunmen loyal ball

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-- loyal to the opposition Free Syrian Army. Trollope the sectarian

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factor was clear. They directed sectarian insults to me and my sect.

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There was a lot of blame. They considered me an infidel. The

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streets of Damascus used to be safe. Now, they empty after dark. People

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hurry home knowing kidnappers include gunmen loyal to both sides.

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It can be political - often, it is about money. On the checkpoints, a

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so-called Popular Committee, vigilantes. These men seem part of

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the community. Elsewhere, there have been complaints that they are

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abusing their new power. The President has ordered the death

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penalty for kidnappers, but he is being forced to contract out

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security. That did not happen when this was a tight police state.

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Kidnapping is another way in which the war it is doing serious damage

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to the social fabric of Syria. That matters whoever wins, because

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longer term, it is going to make it much harder to put this country

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back together again. The disintegration of Syria is making

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new men, like Rafiq Lotfe, influential. Negotiates with

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kidnappers. He helped release the man whose finger was cut off. He

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has police bodyguards, a sign of how close he is to the regime. He

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introduced me to leaders of the vigilantes in the old city of

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Damascus, and he claimed the rebels were losing. So, these are local

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men? All of them, they live here. They have been given these guns by

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the government to defend themselves? Are they necessary?

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Definitely. This 13-year-old boy stopped him, asking him to get his

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kidnapped father released, 41 days after he was taken. The a only word

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he said was, I am fine. But we do not know who sent the letter.

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reality is that kidnapping threatens so reacts on every side

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of the war that spawned it. But the majority just find themselves

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US security officials are to face questions in Congress over whether

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they mishandled information about the Boston bombing suspect, who was

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killed in a shoot-out with police. His brother was captured some time

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later alive but badly bonded. Today, an eye witness has been telling the

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BBC about what he saw during that $:/STARTFEED. Last Friday, the hunt

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for the bombers continued. Andrew watched what followed. I could see

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both shooters were taking cover behind the black SUV. You could see

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them holding guns? Yes. He captured a series of images. You can see the

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two suspects hinding behind a black 4x4. The next shot shows one of

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them with what appears to be a weapon pointing down the street at

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police. I had a very clear view of them standing up with back packs

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and also had further ammunition and explosives. I could see them

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rebending down and reaching in and getting things out, which included

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their explosives and their pressure cooker bomb. You can see here on

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the ground where one of the suspects came forward and detonated

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a device, believed to be a home mf made bomb. You can see the gouges -

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- home-made bomb. You can see the gouges. Another exploded next to

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the fence. It's incredible how many houses bear the marks. You can see

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tiny bullet holes. This is where the bullet came through the wall

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and actually came right through penetrating the wall, piercing the

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desk chair right here. It's absolutely terrifying and in the

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moment I think I was just overwhelmed with shock and

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adrenaline and curiosity, which is what drove me to take pictures, but

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it really hit me after. This is a bullet hole here? Yeah. It's

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astonishing that none of the residents were killed or injured

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here. Both the police and suspects appeared to have fired at will.

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It's certainly a night the residents of Laurel Street will

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never forget. British horse racing is facing one of its biggest-ever

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doping scandals. An inspection at the world-famous Godolphin stable

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in Newmarket discovered that eleven horses tested positive for banned

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anabolic steroids The stable is owned by Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum

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- part of Dubai's ruling family. His trainer has admitted making a

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catastrophic error. Joe Wilson For 20 years the Royal-blue silks

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of gad dolphin have dominated horse racing worldwide. It's a sporting

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business created and funded to be the best, but at the heart of it

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the head of Dubai's ruling family, a man who as rubbed shoulders with

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the establishment, the wealthy and powerful. He's now said to be

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appalled by the doping that threatens Godolphin's reputation.

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This is beyond embarrassing and comprehension. This is anabolic

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steroids and it's a complete no-no and here's the man who is the

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biggest invest for in racing and a man who has cam paipd for clean

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racing, who has had the highest of standards and talk about being let

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down. This is absolutely astonishing. British racing's anti-

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drugs policy is far stricter than elsewhere in the world. A horse is

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tested after every race as these pictures show, but the stables in

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Newmarket were targeted deliberately, led by specific

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intelligence. The horses were the trainer's responsibility. Abu

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Mussab Al-Zarqawi is liable for any consumed by his horses at any time.

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There is no excuse of not knowing the rules. Eleven horses tested

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positive for -- Zwara is liable for anything consumed by his horse at

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any time. There is no excuse of not knowing the rules. You will lose

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your money on Certify and that is up to one million, but the

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circumstances are so ceptional, so bizarre, that many of us bookmakers

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have decided to refund the Stakes. Customers will not be losing out.

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Here in Newmarket you don't have to work hard to find evidence of horse

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racing. It's part of the Landscape in this town and everywhere you'll

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find Godolphin property. Employees and Godolphin money. Integrity

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means everything. The spectacle must be believed. Doping threatens

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that. I ban of several years seems likely for the trainer hoorbgs you

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but the money from Dubai is something that British racing can't

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do without. Government borrowing fell to �120.6 billion last year, a

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drop of a quarter of one per cent on the previous year. Labour said

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the Government's deficit reduction plan was now catastrophically off

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course. But the Treasury insisted it was making progress. James

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Landale is in Downing Street for us. Who is right? These figures do not

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represent substantial change. The Government is borrowing pretty much

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what it was borrowing a year ago and a year before that. It's down a

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fraction and that means the Chancellor can continue to say that

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the deficit is getting smaller and that matters to him, because he's

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had a tough week, when international economists have

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questioned his strategy and other ratings agency has downgraded the

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UK's investment status and even the arch arch has said we are living

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through a -- Cantgeton has said we are all living through depression.

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Growth is low and borrowing is high and Labour has said the strategy is

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not working. The test will come later this week when we get the

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latest growth figures and we find out whether or not the UK economy

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has slipt into it's third recession in as many years. Two men have

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appeared in court in Canada accused of plotting a terrorist attack

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against a passenger train. Investigators say the men received

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directions from members of Al-Qaeda in Iran. But Iran's strongly denied

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any involvement in the plot. From Toronto, Paul Adams reports. 30-

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year-old Chiheb Esseghaier arriving in court this morning. Part of what

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the call are -- the police are calling Al-Qaeda's first terrorism

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plot. The second man, Raed Jaser together with Chiheb Esseghaier is

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charged with plotting to derail a passenger train over a bridge.

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Arrested after a six-month investigation. This house is suburb

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an tron foe is where Raed Jaser and his wife were living. Local people

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say they never spoke, but one neighbour said for efrl months last

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year there seemed to be five or six people living here. Nearby, the

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mosque was all quiet. No-one wants to talk. The investigation was

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triggered by a tip from the Muslim community. This man tries to steer

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disaffected young Muslims away from danger, but says it's not easy.

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are not going to save everyone or get the details on everybody. Some

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people are beyond the help we can provide. I would love to say that

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we save a thousand, but it's not possible and these things will

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happen. Who was behind the latest plot? The Canadian police say the

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two men received help from abroad. The individuals were receiving

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support from Al-Qaeda elements located in Iran. Now, I can tell

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you that there is no information to indicate that these attacks were

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State sponsored. Iran says it had nothing to do with the plot. On the

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face of it, a link with Al-Qaeda might seem unlikely. Al-Qaeda

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preaches a radical anti-Shia ideology, at odds with Shia Iran,

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but members of Al-Qaeda are known to have fled from Afghanistan to

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Iran, where they have been tolerated by the regime. Last

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September, Canada suspended diplomatic ties with Iran, after

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listing it as a State sponsor of terrorism. This would be something

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of a departure if the Iranians were aware or involved in the plot. I

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suspect the answer is probably no. If they were again, it would be a

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major departure. It's all left Canada's one million Muslims asking

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for answers. Toronto has more Muslims than anywhere in North

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America. They feel at home here and they don't want anyone seeing them

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in any other light. The technology giant, Apple, has announced its

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first drop in profits for early a decade. It made $9.5 billion in the

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first three months of this year, compared with 11.5f billion in the

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same period in 2012. Rory Cellan Jones is with me. What impact will

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this cause? It's the share price recently. It had soared last

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September to $700, on the back of profits and then fell all the way

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down to $400 recently. Not because of anything bad, but because of the

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fear that something could happen and the growth story will groind to

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a halt. The -- grind to a halt. The first fall, so any good news?

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was some good news. The iPhone sales, 35 million a year ago. They

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rose to 37.5 million. IPads also up. Those profits did fall by $2

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billion, but still making 9.5 billion in three months. The

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company announced it's got around $140 billion in the bank.

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Shareholders took a look at these, the first fall in profits for a

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decade, and what has happened in the last few minutes, the price has

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started rising again. Thank you. Two British soldiers have been

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buried with full military honours in a graveyard in northern France,

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more than a century after they were killed in action in the First World

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War. Lieutenant John Pritchard and Private Christopher Elphick died in

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May 1917. But their remains were only discovered four years ago by a

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farmer. Jonathan Beale was at the 96 years after they fell in battle,

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the remains of two British soldiers were finally laid to rest today in

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a ceremony with full military honours. Lieutenant John

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Pritchard's sword lay on top of the coffin, recently tracked down to a

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collector in America. He had insisted on returning to the front

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line, even after being wounded at the so many. -- the Somme. His

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remains were found beside Private Christopher Elphick, who was

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identified by his cygnet ring. He left behind a wife and young son,

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whose own children until now have never had a grave to visit. I know

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my father came to see his father's name on the Arras war memorial,

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because there was no -- nowhere else to go. The two were among the

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millions on both sides killed during the great war. Those who

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left the trenches never to return. They are still remembered in

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cemeteries like this. Some were never identified. Marked simply as

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a soldier of the great war. While others were never even found. This

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is the field where the remains of the two soldiers were recently

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recovered. Left unploughed, it is still believed to hold the secrets

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of dozens more. But for the families of these two soldiers, the

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mysteries have been solved, not least for the 89-year-old named in

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Lieutenant John Pritchard. At last able to lay a wreath at his uncle's

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headstone. The fact it's so personal to me, very, very moving

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altogether. You are glad you've now laid him to rest? Indeed. It's a

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feeling of satisfaction that he's back with the family. Next year,

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it's the 100th anniversary of the great war. This is the hope that

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