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Serving and former police officers, teachers and soldiers are listed as BNP members in a leaked document.
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Oct. 10 - Hundreds of teachers, residents and police clash in Morelos state during a violent protest against a new education plan.
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A serving police officer who is facing investigation after his name appeared on a leaked list of British National Party members was named last night by Merseyside Police.
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Police were investigating today after a car was set on fire near the house of a man whose details were published on a leaked BNP membership list.
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The Halifax police department is investigating the conduct of one of its officers following a confrontation at Citadel High. Police were called to the school after a student assaulted two teachers. CBC video shows an officer getting into the face of one young student. Both police and the school say the student had nothing to do with the assault. Watch our video and tell us what you think. You'll find it by going to our "Other Stories" tab.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack on headquarters in Islamabad, and it was unclear whether the bomber had died in the explosion.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson threatened to tell the media he had no confidence in Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair unless he resigned, a government minister said yesterday.
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The owner and the coach of the Denver Broncos praised the Denver Police Department for its dogged determination to bring charges in the slaying of Darrent Williams 21 months after the rising young star was gunned down in a drive-by shooting that shook the franchise.
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The Bush administration appears poised to provisionally remove North Korea from the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, perhaps as soon as tomorrow, sources close to the administration said.
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Bush administration set to provisionally remove nation from list of state sponsors of terrorism.
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GOVERNMENT has awarded teachers salary top-ups ranging between $62 000 and $91 000 to augment their earnings.
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The lands state minister, Dr. Kasirivu Atwooki, has said the Government is investing a lot in the education sector in order to improve the welfare of teachers.
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Leaders of Thailand's recent anti-government protests turned themselves in to police Friday after being charged with inciting unrest.
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Vancouver police issued a warning to the public Thursday about a man they say is a repeat sex offender who poses a significant risk to women.
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An allegation of sexual exploitation involving a female teacher and male student at a school in Burnaby, B.C., is being investigated by the RCMP.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Bush administration is nearing a decision to remove North Korea from a terrorism blacklist and may do so as early as Friday in a bid to salvage faltering nuclear disarmament talks, The Associated Press has learned....
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The fatal shooting of a store employee and gun battle with police in a Knoxville shopping mall began as a complaint over a clothing purchase, authorities said Thursday....
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The Bush administration appears poised to provisionally remove North Korea from the State Department's list of state sponsors of terrorism, perhaps as soon as today, sources close to the administration said.
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Six Edinburgh police officers are told to return to work after filling out witnesses statements.
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Youth charities across the UK are to benefit from the sale of unclaimed property recovered by Thames Valley Police.
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A 49-year woman found dead after a fire at her home in the Knightswood area of Glasgow is named by police.
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Police raid a string of homes as they target drug dealers on an estate in Newport.
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Ipswich Town refuse to rule out another move for Portsmouth striker David Nugent in the January transfer window.
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Leaders of an anti-government group that have orchestrated months of protests in Thailand have turned themselves into police Friday, authorities said.
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Interior Affairs Minister Yurii Lutsenko has announced this at a press conference.
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The RCMP in Nova Scotia says it can find no evidence that officers tailed an American race relations expert who was there to address claims of racism in the province.
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The Bush administration is said to be nearing a decision to remove North Korea from its terrorism blacklist.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is again the richest American, deposing Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, after Forbes magazine recalculated the fortunes of some of the 400 wealthiest Americans.
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Elections Nunavut says the territorial election in Iqaluit Centre will continue while the RCMP conduct an investigation into a candidate's eligibility.
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Montreal police are warning businesses in a northern borough to be prepared for possible disturbances during a weekend march honouring the memory of a slain teenager.
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A Winnipeg court heard some conflicting information from the mother and girlfriend of Daniell Ian Anderson as they took the stand Friday morning to discuss the night gunfire erupted during a drug raid at their home.
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Another tiny municipal police force in Manitoba is under fire, this time from a former officer who says the department is in turmoil similar to the situation in East St. Paul.
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Red Deer police are looking for two people who stole gold bars from a casino.
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Retired state police captain mounts uphill battle to oust Sheriff in Blue MercerIt's a tough race for Jim McSorley, the Republican running for sheriff of Mercer County against incumbent Democrat Kevin Larkin. Not only is it looking to be a strongly Democratic year in New Jersey, let alone in Democrat-dominated Mercer County, but during periods of previous decades when Republicans controlled the county, the sheriff was still a Democrat. In fact, nobody seems to be able to recall the last time Mercer County elected a Republican sheriff. McSorley said it's been at least for duration of his own life - 52 years. "I tell people I intend to be the first one, at least in most of our lifetimes," said McSorley, a former state police captain who most recently worked as U.S. Rep. Chris Smith's policy director. But as much as a long shot as the odds may make him, nobody accuses McSorley of running a lackadaisical campaign.
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A freshman has been charged with three counts of arson and one count of terrorism.
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Acting on new information, investigators had been excavating a site near a Moorpark freeway offramp, looking for the remains of Roger Dale Madison. Los Angeles police suspended the search today for the body of a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed to death by a child serial killer in 1968 and believed to be buried near the 23 Freeway in eastern Ventura County.
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