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The State spent just €200,000 on its highly secretive Witness Protection Programme (WPP) in 2019, despite being allocated a budget of €1.2m - according to data released to the Sunday Independent. In 2018 €653,000 was spent on the programme, compared with €800,000 in 2017, while in 2016 more money was spent on the programme than in any other year since 2006, when €1.32m was used. The WPP is for those whose lives are left in danger after giving evidence in court against dangerous criminals. The WPP was set up in 1997 to combat attempts by criminals "to prevent the normal functioning...

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Almost $3 million with bars on the windows. state department officials tell cnn the women claim the saudi diplomat living inside held their passports, forced them to work extremely long hours, did not pay them, would enter their rooms and wouldn't let them lock their doors. officials say so far there appears to be no indication of physical or sexual abuse. the women somehow contacted the philippine philippine embassy for help. it in turn contacted u.s. authorities, agents from homeland security and the state department came to the house and removed the women. they're calling them potential tra...

In the past. he was having money problems and getting frustrated over not getting a promotion. miguel almaguer has the latest this. good day to you. >> reporter: good day to you. from what the word we keep hearing here, there's one word that describes the small military town shock. so many people here wondering how a happily married father of two could be accused of such senseless murders. today 38-year-old staff sergeant robert b last es is in solitary confinement held in the immediate security section of the army's prison in kansas. accused of killing 16 afghan civili civilians, mostly women...