Quran burning: Six accused

The recent burning of Qurans at a Nato base in Afghanistan involved five American servicemen and a local translator, according to a Nato official familiar with the investigations.
The Qurans burned were among religious materials seized from a detainee facility at Bagram Airfield last week.
Throngs of outraged Afghans took to the streets following the incident, prompting US President Barack Obama to apologise to his Afghan counterpart, Hamid Karzai, calling the burning an inadvertent error.
Furor over the burnings have fueled a string of protests and attacks that have left at least 39 people dead, including four American soldiers. Hundreds more have been wounded in the attacks.