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Theresa May has strongly criticised the decision to grant bail to the radical cleric Abu Qatada. Answering an Urgent Question in the House of Commons, the Home Secretary stressed bail conditions would be among the "most stringent imposed on anyone". Ms May said: "I continue to believe Qatada should remain behind bars…The right ... Read On
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