Austrian Alps Fall Kills British Climber

A British climber has died in the Austrian Alps after losing his balance and plunging around 200 metres (650ft) down a slope. Police said the 42-year-old man, who has not been named, was hiking with a companion in the Tyrol region in western Austria...

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EDL Leader Robinson Arrested Amid Tribute Bid

Two English Defence League leaders have been arrested in London as they attempted to march to Woolwich, where Drummer Lee Rigby was killed in May. Tommy Robinson shouted, "You are enforcing Sharia law", at officers who held him on suspicion of obstructing...

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Constable's The Hay Wain Attacked: Man Charged

A man has been charged with criminal damage after Constable's masterpiece The Hay Wain was attacked by a protester at London's National Gallery. Paul Douglas Manning, 57, was arrested on Friday at the gallery after somebody glued a four-inch photograph...

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Lions Tour: Australia Win Levels Series

Australia beat the British and Irish Lions 16-15 to level the three-Test series in a titanic second Test in Melbourne on Saturday. The Wallabies scored the clinching converted try four minutes from the end and survived a penalty kick after the full-time...

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Cameron Visits British Troops In Afghanistan

By Joey Jones, Deputy Political Editor David Cameron has travelled to Afghanistan to pay tribute to the work of British troops on Armed Forces Day. The Prime Minister made an unannounced visit to Camp Bastion in Helmand Province where he met troops...

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Police Dog Bites Boy In Oldbury Back Garden

By David Crabtree, Sky News Midlands Correspondent A 10-year-old boy has been attacked and badly injured by a police dog while playing in his grandmother's back garden. Tom Cutbill was bitten up to three times by the animal on Sunday afternoon...

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Hospitals Urged To Ban Junk Food Sales

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Doctors have backed a call to remove items such as crisps, fizzy juice, burgers and chips from hospital ward trolleys and vending machines. The motion was put to the annual conference of the British Medical...

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Rugby Player Jailed Over Million-Pound Fraud

A man has been jailed for eight months after being caught playing rugby while making a £923,000 claim for wrist injuries. David Ribchester, 31, was secretly filmed at his local rugby club where he was "seen to grab the ball with both hands and go into...

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Power Warning: Higher Risk Of Shortages

The energy regulator has warned of a greater risk of power shortages in three years' time - although it says blackouts are unlikely. Ofgem said electricity margins could tighten in 2015-16 to between around 2% to 5% and the generation industry must...

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Oxford Sex Ring Brothers Jailed For Life

Two sets of brothers have been jailed for life for their sadistic abuse and rape of young girls as part of a sex ring they operated for seven years. Sentencing the seven men who abused the girls as part of a gang, Judge Peter Rook said: "These were...

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Mum Yvonne Walsh And Baby Killed: Man In Court

A 28-year-old man has appeared before a district judge charged with murdering a woman and her seven-month-old baby. Wesley John Williams was charged last night with the murders of 25-year-old Yvonne Walsh and her son Harrison at a house in Birmingham....

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Redditch Mosque: Swastikas Daubed On Walls

Racist graffiti - including swastikas - has been painted on a mosque in Redditch after intruders forced their way into the site. The damage at the mosque in Jinnah Road was caused between 2am and 4.30am on Wednesday and was discovered by a targeted...

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Woman With Pushchair Attacked At Rail Station

Police have released CCTV images of a man after a woman with a pushchair was attacked as she left a train station, leaving her son with a fractured collarbone. The woman's two-year-old son was injured as she was dragged to the ground during the assault...

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Ex-Pilot Guilty Of Murdering Wife In Car Crash

An ex-airline pilot has been convicted of murdering his wife after he deactivated her airbag and deliberately crashed their car into a tree. Iain Lawrence, 53, was told by High Court judge Mr Justice Leggatt he would serve a minimum of 24 years after...

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Spending Review: Osborne Wields The Axe Again

Public sector workers, benefit claimants and ex-pat pensioners have all been hit under the Chancellor's drastic plans for extra spending cuts. George Osborne declared Britain was "moving out of intensive care and from rescue to recovery" but warned...

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Brighter 'Supermoon' Graces Weekend Skies

A 'supermoon' has been appearing in skies this weekend as it appears in its biggest and brightest form of the year. The phenomenon, known as a perigee full moon, occurs when the Moon reaches its closest point to Earth. It will appear up to 14% bigger...

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Osborne: More Defence Cuts To Come

The Chancellor says he has agreed a deal over the defence budget, but it will involve some "tough choices" - and civilian job losses. George Osborne has revealed he settled with the Defence Secretary Phillip Hammond on Saturday night, and...

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NHS Cover-Up: Burnham Denies Pressuring CQC

Former health secretary Andrew Lansley has told Sky News that he did not threaten to sack a whistleblower who warned that the Care Quality Commission (CQC) was in disarray. The independent regulator is under-fire for giving Morecambe Bay NHS Trust...

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Wind Farm Plan In Bristol Channel 'Catastrophic'

By Emma Birchley, Sky Correspondent A battle is being fought to stop one of the world's biggest offshore windfarms being built in the Bristol Channel as the race continues to hit tough targets on renewable energy. The Atlantic Array is a development...

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Suspicious Item At Mosque 'A Hate Crime'

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent A suspicious item found near a mosque in the West Midlands is being treated as a hate crime, police have said. Almost 40 homes close to the mosque in Rutter Street, Walsall, were evacuated after bomb disposal...

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Wind Farm Plan In Bristol Channel 'Catastrophic'

By Emma Birchley, Sky Correspondent A battle is being fought to stop one of the world's biggest offshore windfarms being built in the Bristol Channel as the race continues to hit tough targets on renewable energy. The Atlantic Array is a development...

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Brighter 'Supermoon' Graces Weekend Skies

A 'supermoon' has been appearing in skies this weekend as it appears in its biggest and brightest form of the year. The phenomenon, known as a perigee full moon, occurs when the Moon reaches its closest point to Earth. It will appear up to 14% bigger...

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Osborne: More Defence Cuts To Come

The Chancellor says he has agreed a deal over the defence budget, but it will involve some "tough choices" - and civilian job losses. George Osborne has revealed he settled with the Defence Secretary Phillip Hammond on Saturday night, and...

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Suspicious Item At Mosque 'A Hate Crime'

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent A suspicious item found near a mosque in the West Midlands is being treated as a hate crime, police have said. Almost 40 homes close to the mosque in Rutter Street, Walsall, were evacuated after bomb disposal...

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NHS Cover-Up: Burnham Denies Pressuring CQC

Former health secretary Andrew Lansley has told Sky News that he did not threaten to sack a whistleblower who warned that the Care Quality Commission (CQC) was in disarray. The independent regulator is under-fire for giving Morecambe Bay NHS Trust...

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