We have started to collect the most important news related to Jordan in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Home Secretary Theresa May applies for permission to appeal against a decision to block the removal of Jordanian terror suspect Abu Qatada.
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Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in Jordan in the latest of a series of protests against the government.
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A multi-million pound science project under construction in Jordan is helping foster peace in the heart of the Middle East.
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Clashes break out in Jordan between anti-government protesters and supporters of King Abdullah II as fuel prices soar after the government cuts subsidies.
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Political and economic problems add to Jordan unrest
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Police in Jordan say they have killed a gunman attacking a police station as unrest over rises in fuel prices continues.
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Two goals from Jordan Rhodes are enough to give Billy Stark's Scotland an unconvincing win over Luxembourg.
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Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Jordanian cities to condemn rises in fuel prices following the lifting of government subsidies.
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Muslim cleric Abu Qatada is released on bail after a UK court ruled he might not get a fair trial if deported to Jordan to face terrorism charges.
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Nick Clegg says the government is "absolutely determined" to deport Muslim cleric Abu Qatada, as the terrorism suspect is due to be released.
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Tuesday's release of Muslim cleric Abu Qatada on bail after he won an appeal against deportation is "farcical" and ministers must work with Jordan to overturn the decision, MP Keith Vaz says.
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Muslim cleric Abu Qatada is to be released on bail after winning his appeal against deportation, but the government says it will "seek leave to appeal".
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Former Rangers and Liverpool boss Graeme Souness believes Joe Jordan should be the next Scotland manager.
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Judges are to rule on whether the radical cleric, Abu Qatada, can be deported to Jordan where he is accused of plotting bomb attacks.
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Jordan's former intelligence chief, Mohammed al-Dahabi, is jailed for embezzlement amid an anti-corruption drive responding to street protests.
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Syrians make hard choice to leave Jordanian refugee camp
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