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Two police forces yesterday refused to comment on claims that a computer expert warned them about two of the 7 July bombers two years

Two police forces yesterday refused to comment on claims that a computer expert warned them about two of the 7 July bombers two years before the attacks. They also help with elevating mood.”Compulsory lie detector tests are seen as a useful way of preventing reoffending and breach of parole, but plans to make them mandatory have never made it on to the statute books.Harry Fletcher, of the National Association of Probation Officers, said most sex offenders could be managed successfully.”With the right programmes, sex offenders can be treated. “These drugs lessen their intensity and work on obsessive compulsive disorders. Drug treatment and the use of compulsory lie detectors for paedophiles on probation aim to further reduce the risk of reoffending.Prozac – or its generic version, Fluoxetine – is already widely used in North America for the treatment of sex offenders, although it is effective only with the minority prone to obsessive thoughts.Professor Don Grubin, who is leading the Department of Health-funded pilot, told the IoS that the drug could be effective in treating up to 10 per cent of offenders. Terry Grange, from the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo), said it was “policy-making on the hoof”.Britain’s senior police officers are increasingly concerned about a shift in policy on how paedophiles are handled, which they believe could result in justice at the hands of the lynch mob.Critics say the introduction to Britain of a so-called Megan’s Law, based on US legislation under which names and addresses of paedophiles are publicised, would lull parents into a false sense of security and provoke mob violence.Successful management of offenders is, say experts, the most cost-effective way to protect children. The Independent on Sunday can today reveal that 100 prisoners in nine jails will take part in trials of the anti-depressant drug this autumn to test its use in suppressing obsessive sexual urges.

An estimated 10 per cent of sex offenders could eventually be treated with the drug.
The Department of Health is also understood to be investigating the possible use of voluntary “chemical castration”, which uses libido-suppressing drugs to treat sex offenders who do not respond to ordinary programmes.The disclosure that ministers plan to use these controversial measures to deal with sex attackers comes amid a growing political row over how children should be protected from sex abusers.The Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Ian Blair, fears that removing sex offenders from bail hostels near schools will severely disrupt the offenders’ treatment programmes and could place children at greater risk of harm, The Independent on Sunday has learnt.The issue of how best to protect children from sex offenders has been thrust to the top of the political agenda by John Reid in recent announcements to tabloid newspapers.The Home Secretary’s announcement in last week’s News of the World that he was also considering alerting parents to any paedophile neighbours drew accusations from senior police that he had succumbed to blackmail. Paedophiles and other sex offenders are to be prescribed Prozac in an attempt to prevent them reoffending, under radical plans approved by ministers. Britain will enter a new nuclear age this week as ministers approve the latest generation of atomic power plants and MPs clear the way for a replacement for Trident. The Independent on Sunday can reveal that tomorrow the Cabinet’s Energy and Environment Committee will take the crucial decision to build new nuclear power stations for the first time in 20 years.. “Mark’s realised where his priorities are; his work has been scaled down.”We have a real foundation.

I married for love and that’s something quite special to hold on to.”. After a family holiday in Florida, they are planning a trip to Portugal to mark their 14th wedding anniversary in September.”I wish we’d spent this time together before,” Mrs Oaten said. I told him, ‘The only reason I’m speaking to you is because of the children.’ We were able to put all the anger and crisis on hold so that they could see, whatever happened, we both loved them equally.”Remarkably, while Mrs Oaten is cautious, saying that her husband still has to win back her trust, a stronger relationship may emerge from the wreckage.Before the revelations, she was facing the possibility of being married to the leader of a major political party – a position that often has to take priority over home life Now the Oatens spend more time together. Now we are able to give each other a hug and a peck on the cheek, and that’s a huge step forward.”Mrs Oaten took the children to Austria to escape the publicity. It was there that she realised, even if her marriage was over, her daughters, Alice, 10, and Milly, six, needed their father. She summoned her husband, who checked into a separate hotel, and they began the long process of picking up the pieces.”God knows what the hotel must have thought,” she said “I was walking around like some crazed banshee. “I started to feel if there is still some love, there is still hope You can’t just wipe away 18 years with someone.