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A UN special court will decide Wednesday whether to release or keep in detention four Lebanese generals being held over the assassination of Lebanon's ex-premier Rafiq Hariri.
As Tokyo prosecutors faced a deadline on whether to keep in detention and indict Ozawa's top aide, the opposition leader was due to face the media and speak about his own political future later in the day.
But Mr Spellar said: "The Home Office had to introduce control orders to try and keep tabs on potential terrorists that daft judges wouldn't let them keep in detention.
 
 
 
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