Retired colonel Tim Collins claims no decency in Afghan war crime investigation

Former Colonel Tim Collins said there is no decency in the independent policing unit set up to investigate allegations of war crimes against British soldiers in Afghanistan. Col. Collins said the investigation, which the Ministry of Defence said had so far received almost 600 complaints relating to 150 indivduals, was a waste of time and money. He also said soldiers need to be afforded the protections of civilian workers - such as a trade union - if they are going to be subject to civilian-level scrutiny whilst in a theatre of war. Sep 22, 2016

State of emergency declared in Charlotte after violent protests at police killing

A state of emergency was declared in the town of Charlotte, North Carolina, on 21 September after a man was shot and left in a serious condition during protests over the police killing of an African American. Keith Lamont Scott was shot by police and the circumstances of his death are being investigated. Riot police fired tear gas at the protesters amid skirmishes, looting and smashed windows. Sep 22, 2016

Video release shows fatal police shooting of unarmed Terence Crutcher

Footage released by the Tulsa Police Department shows the moment Terence Crutcher, a 40 -year-old unarmed black male, was shot by Officer Betty Shelby. Terence Crutcher, the man in the white T-shirt, was ordered to move to his stalled car before he was tasered and then shot. He died in hospital later on 16 September, with Crutchers family demanding that charges be brought against Shelby. Sep 20, 2016