 The Indian writer Arundhati Roy has won a prestigious literary award weeks after officials in Delhi approved action against her under anti-terror laws. Roy said she was delighted to receive the Penn Pinter Prize, set up in memory of the British playwright Harold Pinter. It's given to authors who take an unflinching look at the world. Roy is facing prosecution in India for comments she made about the disputed region of Kashmir 14 years ago. BBC News.