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The U.K.’s top prosecutor said law enforcement must change the way it investigates and prosecutes sex crimes after TV star Jimmy Savile’s decades of abuse against hundreds of victims went undetected until after his death.
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Facebook and Twitter users who threaten violence online will face criminal charges in Britain, while people posting “grossly offensive” comments may avoid punishment by hitting the delete button, prosecutors said.
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Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service is reviewing its decision in 2009 to drop an investigation into sex-abuse claims against former British Broadcasting Corp. star Jimmy Savile, who died last year at the age of 84.
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Facebook and Twitter users who threaten violence online will face criminal charges in Britain, while people posting “grossly offensive” comments may avoid punishment by hitting the delete button, prosecutors said.
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Chris Huhne resigned as U.K. energy secretary after becoming the first serving Cabinet minister to be charged with a serious criminal offense in modern times.
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London police probing News Corp.’s phone-hacking in 2006 didn’t show prosecutors evidence that more than two people were involved, preventing a full examination of the scandal, the lead lawyer in the case said.
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The late British Broadcasting Corp. television star Jimmy Savile committed more than 200 criminal sexual-abuse offenses at the BBC, in schools and in more than a dozen hospitals, mental homes and a hospice, police said.
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Energy Secretary Chris Huhne became the first serving British Cabinet minister to be charged with a serious criminal offense in modern times, after his ex-wife accused him of lying about a speeding ticket nine years ago.
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The U.K. won’t prosecute a British intelligence agent accused of complicity in the mistreatment of Binyam Mohamed, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee.
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U.K. Home Secretary Theresa May said Briton Gary McKinnon won’t be extradited to the U.S. over charges he hacked American military computers, risking a diplomatic rift.
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