Lockerbie

File photo dated December 1988 of the wrecked nose section of the Pan-Am Boeing 747 in a Scottish field at Lockerbie, near Dumfries. PIC: PA/PA Wire

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John Blundell pictured at his home at Dewsbury, speaking about rise in cost of TV licences. Picture by Simon Hulme

Yorkshire grandfather's fear of 'miserable existence' if TV licence lost

The Emmerdale Farm TV village on the Harewood Estate

Emmerdale gets ready to welcome '¨visitors to its film set '“ if you dare

Jim (left) and William Swire lay a wreath for the victims of the Lockerbie bombing during a service of remembrance

Al-Megrahi’s guilt reaffirmed by Lockerbie judge

Fight to clear name of convicted Lockerbie bomber al-Megrahi

Dr Jim Swire, the father of Flora Swire who died in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in 1988, during a press conference at the Royal Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow

Lockerbie bomber’s family in legal bid to clear name

Great Britain's skip David Murdoch (centre) during the Men's Gold medal match at the Ice Cube Curling Centre during the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia. (Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire).

Desire remains within Murdoch despite humbling in Sochi final

Governments pledges to reveal full facts of Lockerbie bombing

Lockerbie wreckage returns to Scotland

Bomber buried as law chief defends decision

Lockerbie bomber dies three years after mercy release

Shadowy Libyan who took secrets to his grave

Merigo, horse with ‘heart of a lion’, regains Scottish crown

Inquiry call after report on Lockerbie appeal published

New claims in case of Lockerbie bomber

Death of brutal dictator leaves many questions unanswered

Police ready to probe new lines of inquiry into Lockerbie bombing

Libya lessons for Cameron

Lockerbie bomber’s release ‘vindicated’

Lockerbie campaigner says he fears for safety of al-Megrahi
A FATHER who lost his daughter in the Lockerbie bombing said yesterday he was concerned for the safety of the man convicted of the atrocity as he announced he was stepping down from frontline campaigning.

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UK advised Libya on Megrahi release

American senators want Lockerbie bomber back in prison

Pan Am Flight 103: Lockerbie tragedy lives on in memories

'Near death' claims over freed Lockerbie bomber are denied

Lockerbie bomber's family in jail claim

Lockerbie priest appeals to Americans for inquiry into bombing

Senators told BP did not try to free bomber

Senators toldBP did not tryto free bomber

Senator calls for UK inquiry

High-profile backers call for inquiry into Lockerbie attack
A pressure group demanding an inquiry into the conviction of the Lockerbie bomber said it has gained the support of high profile figures in British public life.

Demand grows for Lockerbie inquiry

US 'culture of vengeance' on freed bomber attacked

US senators urged to back call for Lockerbie inquiry

US 'preferred release to transfer'

Lockerbie bomber: Straw declines senators' invitation

Out of his depth

Senators urged to carry out full Lockerbie probe

Coming together

Cameron and Obama swap wellies and art

US talks: BP 'not linked to bomber's release'

UK plays down Megrahi-BP claims

Government 'believes release of Lockerbie bomber was mistake'

Senators call for Megrahi investigation

'Bad decision' to release bomber

Salmond attacks Blair's 'deal in the desert'