British Military Police

More than 600 British Empire artefacts stolen from museum

British police seek four connected to heist at Bristol Museum

Police in Britain are looking for four men after more than 600 culturally significant artifacts were stolen from Bristol Museum's archive in a major heist.

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More than 600 British Empire artefacts stolen from museum: police

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More than 600 British Empire artifacts stolen from UK museum

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Council ‘deeply saddened’ by theft of more than 600 items from museum collection

Four men are believed to have gained entry to a building in the Cumberland Road area of Bristol, which houses Bristol Museums’ British Empire and Commonwealth collection, between 1-2am on September 25...

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UK police hunt suspects after 600 items relating to the British Empire are stolen from a museum

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Hundreds of 'high-value' artefacts stolen from UK museum

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Ex-officer tells inquiry UK military committed war crimes in Afghanistan

A former senior British officer has told a public inquiry that British special forces in Afghanistan appeared to commit war crimes by executing suspects and despite widespread knowledge in the chain of command nothing was done.

Southeast Missourian

British forces hunt killers of troops in southern Iraq

MAJAR AL-KABIR, Iraq -- British forces hunted on Wednesday for Iraqis who killed six of their colleagues during a shooting rampage in which gunmen overwhelmed a group of badly outnumbered military police -- including four cornered inside a police station..

The Washington Post

Six British Soldiers Killed in Iraqi Town

BAGHDAD, June 24 -- Six British military police were killed in a town in southern Iraq, British officials said today, in the deadliest incident for foreign forces in the country since the fall of Saddam Hussein's government on April 9. The deaths came as ...

Jurist

UK court rules British military ‘not justified’ in 1992 IRA killings

The Coroner’s Court in Northern Ireland ruled on Thursday that the use of lethal force by the British Special Air Service (SAS) in 1992 was “not justified.” The incident resulted in the killing of four members of the Irish Republican Army (IRA).