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Tehran 'confirms' 8-year jail term for US hikers
He said the verdict can be appealed in 20 days. On Saturday state television quoted an informed judiciary source as saying that the pair had been sentenced to eight years in prison for illegal entry and spying for a US intelligence agency.
Updated: 08/21/2011 05:10A
Tehran prosecutor confirms 8-year jail term for US hikers
He said the verdict can be appealed in 20 days. On Saturday, state television quoted an informed judiciary source as saying that the pair had been sentenced to eight years in prison for illegal entry and spying for a US intelligence agency.
Updated: 08/21/2011 05:09A
Newcastle verdict on the Wear-Tyne derby
Not only a sweet victory against the old enemy in their backyard, but one inspired by a player who fits perfectly into their favourite Tyne-Wear derby ditty. For any O'Brien read any old Ryan, for this was a Taylor-made victory for the club's most
Updated: 08/21/2011 05:09A
Sunderland verdict on the Wear-Tyne derby
Three times in 12 months Sunderland have gone into the derby as clear favourites with a better side – man for man – than their rivals, and yet have fallen flat on their face on each occasion. Two defeats and a draw – and needing a last-gasp equaliser
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:59A
Iran prosecutor confirms jail term for US "hikers"
Prosecutor-General Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi told a news conference that Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal had 20 days to appeal the verdict, ISNA said, confirming news leaked to Iranian state TV on Saturday. There was still no verdict on Sarah Shourd,
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:48A
Iran confirms 8-year sentences for 2 Americans
AP Tehran's chief prosecutor confirms that two American men arrested more than two years ago while hiking along the Iraq-Iran border have been sentenced to 8 years in prison on charges that include espionage. Abbas Jafari Dowlatabadi is quoted by the
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:47A
Iran convicts US spies to 8 years jail
He added that the two US detainees have 20 days to appeal against the verdict, ISNA reported. Tehran prosecutor also noted that the case of Sarah Emily Shourd, who was released in September 2010 on bail, is still open. On July 31, the fourth and final
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:35A
Iran confirms jail terms for US hikers
The prosecutor said the pair's lawyer had 20 days time to appeal the verdict. Bauer and Fattal were arrested along with a third US citizen, Sarah Shourd, in July 2009 when they allegedly crossed the unmarked border while hiking in Iraq's Kurdistan
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:33A
Iran sentences US spies to 8 yrs in jail
He added that the two US detainees have 20 days to appeal against the verdict, ISNA reported. Tehran prosecutor also noted that the case of Sarah Emily Shourd, who was released in September 2010 on bail, is still open. On July 31, the fourth and final
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:33A
11:28 Iran confirms jail term for US "spies"
Prosecutor-General Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi told a news conference that Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal had 20 days to appeal the verdict, ISNA said, confirming news leaked to Iranian state TV on Saturday. There was still no verdict on Sarah Shourd,
Updated: 08/21/2011 04:31A
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