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UK's worst offenders to be offered yoga and stoicism classes in jail (opens the original)
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Britain's most dangerous prisoners will be offered yoga sessions, acupuncture and philosophy lessons as part of efforts to help them progress towards release from jail. A dedicated prison wing has been created in a centre at HMP Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire. Convicts serving indeterminate Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences – some of the most dangerous people in prison – will be housed in a special centre known as the Phoenix Unit. These prisoners are regarded as being the furthes
Charlotte Rampling's anger as grandfather's headstone was destroyed (opens the original)
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Hollywood royalty Charlotte Rampling has joined growing condemnation of the British Army's decision to destroy more than 800 gravestones belonging to soldiers who fought in Iraq during the two world wars. The film star - whose grandfather is one of those whose headstone was removed, ground into gravel and used to make a drain - described the desecration at Basra War Cemetery in southern Iraq as 'utterly shameful'. Ms Rampling, 80 - who learned about the scandal after reading the Mail on Sunday's
Fury of heroes' families as Army crushes war graves into gravel (opens the original)
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Defence chiefs have been accused of showing 'shocking disregard' for Britain's war dead after destroying almost 800 First and Second World War gravestones of Commonwealth soldiers killed in the Iraqi desert. Furious families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country say that the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is guilty of a cover-up lasting more than 20 years. The British Army removed dozens of gravestones and panels engraved with the names of the fallen from the Basra War Cemetery i
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