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U.S. court rules Guantanamo prisoners cannot challenge their detention
A U.S. federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the hundreds of foreign prisoners held at the American military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, cannot challenge their detention in U.S. courts.

Exquisite Corpus: Judges Junk Great Writ for Bush's Gulag

Merck Ends Push for Mandatory Shots for Girls
Reacting to a furor in public health circles, Merck said Tuesday that it would stop trying to get state legislatures to mandate the use of its new cervical cancer vaccine.

MPs attack plan to give police access to ID card database
The Government's plan to bring in identity cards has run into further problems after it emerged that the police would be able to use the national database to check fingerprints found at crime scenes.

PM denies road toll 'stealth tax'

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