内容摘要：Those will include the admissibility of a confession Masud is alleged to have made while in custody in 2012, following the collapse of Colonel Gaddafi's regime.

Those will include the admissibility of a confession Masud is alleged to have made while in custody in 2012, following the collapse of Colonel Gaddafi's regime.

She was then transferred to the Queen's Medical Centre for spinal surgery."My first thought when this happened was to say to Craig 'if you want to walk away you can' and I would understand.

"I think when something like this happens to someone you don't want to put them through the possibility that you might never walk again."But Craig, who says his "world caved in" when he found out from his sister-in-law what had happened, made a three-hour round trip from Dudley to Nottingham to be with his fiancee every day."When I come in every day and see the fight in her, I do fall in love more each day," he said.

"You do find your soulmate at some point and when you do, you know. And I've found mine."After five weeks of Carla being in hospital, she decided she could not wait any longer to marry Craig.

"I don't want to wait 18 months or two years until I am possibly walking again, or possibly not. I cannot wait that long."

The pair stuck to their original date, with the support of Nottingham University Hospitals Charity which helped with the arrangements for the big day, including a food, decorations and even a hairdresser for the bride.It also handed the federal government sweeping authority to deploy armed forces in states, declare region-specific Emergencies, and extend President's Rule - direct federal rule - from six months to a year. It also put election disputes out of the judiciary's reach.

This was not yet a presidential system, but it carried its genetic imprint - a powerful executive, marginalised judiciary and weakened checks and balances. The Statesman newspaper warned that "by one sure stroke, the amendment tilts the constitutional balance in favour of the parliament."Meanwhile, Gandhi's loyalists were going all in. Defence minister Bansi Lal urged "lifelong power" for her as prime minister, while Congress members in the northern states of Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh unanimously called for a new constituent assembly in October 1976.

"The prime minister was taken aback. She decided to snub these moves and hasten the passage of the amendment bill in the parliament," writes Prof Raghavan.By December 1976, the bill had been passed by both houses of parliament and ratified by 13 state legislatures and signed into law by the president.