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August 2005 Rory's killer: Why did he remain free? 31-08-2005 - 671 words Detectives insist murder inquiry is still going on despite find of man's body - Scotsman - 30-08-2005 - 283 words Army under siege from a fall in recruitment - Scotsman - 27-08-2005 - 1227 words Rory was murdered within 24hrs - Scotsman - 26-08-2005 - 1029 words Police follow new leads in hunt for Rory's murderer -Scotsman - 25-08-2005 - 1071 words Mounted police reassure residents as special inquiry e-mail set up - Scotsman - 25-08-2005 - 667 words Don't imprison children through fear, say police ... but parents disagree - Scotsman - 24-08-2005 - 971 words Murdered Rory did not put up a fight against killer - Scotsman - 24-08-2005 - 1106 words Police deny claim murder inquiry was slow to start - Scotsman - 24-08-2005 - 377 words Brazil to send its own team to investigate terror slaying - Scotsman - 20-08-2005 - 466 words Get used to officers with guns, police chief warns Scots - Scotsman - 20-08-2005 - 1040 words No sweat: soldiers' new pants will make life in the desert easier to bear - Scotsman -19-08-2005 - 401 words Sacked attache allowed to keep his post in the army - Scotsman - 18-08-2005 - 157 words Army stamp of change as super-unit cap badge is unveiled - Scotsman - 17-08-2005 - 722 words Scots regiments keep up Iraq troop strength - Scotsman - 10-08-2005 - 1279 words 'Perverted' attack on student sparks early-release row - Scotsman - 06-08-2005 - 639 words Gloating terror chief hails 'volcanoes of anger' bombings - Scotsman - 05-08-2005 - 1090 words Galloway praises Iraqi insurgents - Scotsman - 05-08-2005 - 659 words How could no-one notice as they slowly starved to death? - Scotsman - 03-08-2005 - 1177 words
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