ADAM ASHTON; Staff writer ADAM ASHTON The News Tribune At least the waiting is over. That's small consolation for friends and family of 12 Joint Base Lewis- McChord Stryker soldiers who spent much of the past two years ensnared in a sprawling war crimes investigation. The trials tested families in ways they couldn't have imagined when their sons and husbands enlisted in the Army.

ADAM ASHTON | Staff writer Modified February 11, 2012 ADAM ASHTON Photos At least the waiting is over. That's small consolation for friends and family of 12 Joint Base Lewis- McChord Stryker soldiers who spent much of the past two years ensnared in a sprawling war crimes investigation. The trials tested families in ways they couldn't have imagined when their sons and husbands enlisted in the Army.

The crime writer Sophie Hannah likes to dream up unique and provocative reasons to commit murder Daneet Steffens Sunday 12 February 2012 Sophie Hannah knows what she wants when it comes to murder. "In a straight crime novel, the motivation might be something like 'he wanted her money' or 'he was being blackmailed'," she says, sitting in her warmly lit lounge - a cosy setting incongruous with the subject at hand.

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The Wales coach believes his talented side will not be complacent against Scotland at the Millennium Stadium Tweet this Share reddit this Paul Rees guardian.co.uk, Saturday 11 February 2012 22.56 GMT Article history About this article Close Six Nations 2012: Warren Gatland taps into national pride of Wales This article was published on guardian.co.uk at 22.56 GMT on Saturday 11 February 2012.

THIERRY HENRY climbed off the bench to spare Arsenal's blushes at the Stadium of Light. The Frenchman - playing in the final Premier League game of his loan spell - hit a last minute winner to give the Gunners all three points. James McClean had fired the hosts ahead in the 70th minute after a mistake from Gunners defender Per Mertesacker. 4124199 1 /sol/ The gangly German fell over to allow the Black Cats hitman through on goal before he fired past Wojciech Szczesny.

(The Freeman) Updated February 12, 2012 12:00 AM CEBU, Philippines - The country's consistent top rating concert-party celebrates Valentine's Day today with Party Pilipinas' LOVE.LOVE.LOVE! Follow a three-part love story about finding love, fighting the odds, and achieving a "happily ever after".

DHAKA, Feb 11 (BSS) - Andre Russell's four for 35 enabled Khulna Royal Bengals to beat the title aspirants Dhaka Gladiators by 19 runs in the Bangladesh Premier League T20 cricket at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on Saturday. Set a winning target of 176 by Khulna Royal Bengals, Dhaka Gladiators found rival bowlers bowling in a very disciplined line and managed to restrict Dhaka to 156 for seven in 20 overs.

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Wayne Bridge and Sotirios Kyrgiakos return for Sunderland LOAN signings Wayne Bridge and Sotirios Kyrgiakos return for Sunderland but Nicklas Bendtner cannot play against his parent club. Matt Kilgallon is short of match-fitness after an ankle injury, while Lee Cattermole (hamstring), David Vaughan (ankle), Wes Brown (knee) and Titus Bramble (Achilles/calf) are still out. Arsenal could have Kieran Gibbs back after groin problems.