Megrahi, who is suffering from prostate cancer, was given only three months to live but the first anniversary of his release passed on Friday.US anger over the decision is now set to rumble on in the form of a US Senate inquiry, led by the Foreign Relations Committee .But campaigners who believe in Megrahi's innocence are now arguing that the backlash over his freeing should not obscure more fundamental questions surrounding his conviction.It came as it emerged that the Egyptian-born terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb - the man many suspect as the real figure behind the bomb - was released from jail in Sweden.Michael Mansfield QC, one of the country's best-known defence lawyers, said a full judicial inquiry was required to settle the doubts over the case. Mansfield said he had no doubt that the evidence given to secure Megrahi's conviction was "entirely unsustainable".
THOUSANDS of Scottish Government employees have been asked to consider voluntary redundancy or early retirement, as part of a drive to cut employment costs in the face of a public sector budget squeeze.Civil servants employed north of the Border have been urged to think about applying for a voluntary lay-off programme as bosses plan a reduction in headcount to cope with an expected cut in the Scottish Government's block grant that it receives from Westminster. The offer was made in an e-mail to staff, also posted on the government's intranet, and insiders have predicted there could be a high demand for the programme, with some staff understood to be keen to take advantage of the Civil Service Compensation scheme that is in the firing line for cuts being put forward by the Conservative/Liberal Democrat administration.The Scottish Government's announcement said: "An opportunity is available for staff at all grades to apply to leave the Scottish Government.
PUBLIC confidence in the Israeli military has slumped, according to a new opinion poll, as a result of a scandal in which a leading commander hoped to become the next chief of staff by smearing his rivals. Twenty per cent of Israelis said their faith in the military was diminished because of the affair in which one of the three candidates for the post appeared to be implicated by a memo in plans to ruin the reputations of his opponents. But the police now say the memo, printed on the letterhead of a leading PR firm, was a fake.Just three months ago, Israeli opinion was firmly behind the military in its decision to violently stop an international flotilla headed to the Gaza Strip.
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