Blustery Britain: First Autumn Storm Rolls In

Strong winds and heavy rain are expected to batter parts of Britain this weekend. Gusts close to 70mph will hit areas of Scotland and Northern Ireland, while most of England and Wales will face blustery conditions, forecasters have said. Heavy showers...

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Plastic Bags: Shoppers To Be Charged 5p

Supermarkets and other big stores in England are to introduce a 5p charge for plastic bags. The move is due to be announced this weekend by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at the Liberal Democrat conference in Glasgow. It will bring England into line...

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Bodies Found In Farmhouse Shooting

A dairy farmer and one of his workers have been found shot dead in an isolated farmhouse in Northern Ireland. The men were discovered at the secluded property around a mile from the Co Antrim village of Glenarm early on Friday evening. They have been...

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Santander Bank Hacking Plot: Four In Court

Four men have appeared in court over an attempt to take control of computers at a Santander bank branch to steal millions of pounds. It is alleged one of the gang posed as an engineer to fit a computer at the branch in Surrey Quays shopping centre,...

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Leicester Fire Victims 'Not Involved In Murder'

A mother and her three children killed in a house fire were not involved in the murder of a man hours earlier, police have said. Sky News understands Leicestershire Police are investigating whether the victims of the blaze were mistakenly targeted in...

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Prince William Leaves The Armed Forces

Prince William: Military Career Updated: 11:43am UK, Thursday 12 September 2013 The Duke of Cambridge - who will one day be head of the armed forces - began his military career more than seven years ago when he followed his younger brother Prince Harry...

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MPs' Expenses Bill Soars To Almost £100m

The bill for MPs' expenses soared by more than 7% last year to almost £100m, according to new figures. Some £98m was paid out by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) for personal costs and running offices, up from £91.5m on 2011-12....

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Paedophile Atkins Jailed For 17 Years

A sadistic paedophile whose sexual abuse of a toddler was "almost beyond comprehension" has been jailed for more than 17 years. Christopher Atkins carried out a life-threatening sexual assault on the child after social services failed to conduct background...

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Salmonella Outbreak: Link To Butchers' Ham

A salmonella outbreak that has seen nine people admitted to hospital may be linked to cooked ham from small independent butchers, say health experts. The outbreak of the infection Salmonella Typhimurium has led to 21 confirmed cases in Wales and 30...

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Omagh Inquiry: Families Vow To Fight On

Relatives of some victims killed in the Omagh bombing have vowed to fight on after the Government ruled out a public inquiry. The 1998 attack in Co Tyrone was one of the worst atrocities in the Northern Ireland conflict and inflicted the greatest loss...

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Mark Bridger: Prisoner Admits Knife Attack

A prisoner has admitted slashing child killer Mark Bridger across the face at one of Britain's most secure jails. Bridger, who was jailed earlier this year for abducting and murdering five-year-old April Jones, needed hospital treatment after he was...

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Le Vell Trial: Prosecutor Denies 'Witch-Hunt'

One of Britain's top prosecutors has denied actor Michael Le Vell was subjected to a celebrity "witch-hunt", as the debate about whether to give anonymity to those accused of sex crimes continues to rage. Nazir Afzal, the Crown Prosecution Service lead...

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Nigel Evans: I'm In Limbo Over Sex Claims

Former Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans has given an emotional Commons speech after resigning to fight allegations of sex offences, including rape. Evans, who stepped down after being charged on Tuesday night but is remaining an MP, told colleagues the...

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Boris Johnson Tells Opponent To Get Stuffed

Boris Johnson has told a Labour opponent to "get stuffed" during a heated discussion about fire services in London. The Mayor of London lost his temper with London Assembly member Andrew Dismore during a debate at City Hall about cuts. Mr Dismore asked...

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Turkey Shooting: British Family 'Shocked'

The family of three British people shot, including one fatally, in Turkey have said they were "lovely people who would never harm anybody". Catherine Anne Bury, who was known as Anne, died after she was attacked at the family villa allegedly by her...

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Turkey: Mother Dead After British Family Shot

A gunman reportedly shot a British woman dead and injured her son and mother during a family holiday in Turkey. The woman killed was named locally as Catherine Anne Bury, aged 56, from Swainby, North Yorkshire. Also shot and now recovering in...

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Rapper Murder: Man Guilty Of Twister Stabbing

A teenager has been found guilty of stabbing to death an aspiring young rapper as three young children hid in the next room. Thomas Brittain, a hip hop producer known as Twister, was found dead at his friend's house in Colchester in March. The 26-year-old...

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Le Vell Stripped Of Celebrity Status In Court

By Mike McCarthy, North Of England Correspondent Who is Michael Turner? For the jury it's a question that has dominated all others in his sex abuse trial where he has now been found not guilty. The prosecution urged jurors to forget the soap star...

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Bank Consults On Scrapping Paper Money

The Bank of England has launched a consultation about replacing Britain's paper banknotes with new polymer varieties. It would be the first time in the 300-year history of official UK banknotes that they would be made of a material other than paper....

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Le Vell Rape Trial: Corrie Actor Not Guilty

Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell has been found not guilty of child sex offences including rape at his trial in Manchester. Mr Le Vell, 48, on trial under his real name Michael Turner, breathed out and said "thank you" as the jury's verdict was...

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Dartford Crossing Bomb Hoax: Man Detained

A 27-year-old man arrested in connection with a bomb hoax which led to the Dartford Crossing being closed and severe delays on the M25 has been detained under the Mental Health Act. The incident led to drivers being caught in nine-mile-long tailbacks...

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TUC: Miliband To Press On With Reforms

Labour leader Ed Miliband is to use his speech to the TUC on Tuesday to say he is "absolutely determined" to continue reforming Labour's relationship with the unions - despite warnings that more unions will pull the plug financially. Mr Miliband is...

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Cops Apologise After Challenging Duke At Palace

The Duke of York has said he is "grateful" for an apology from police after officers challenged him in the Buckingham Palace gardens. The Met confirmed he was ordered to verify his identity by two officers at around 6pm on Wednesday. A police spokesman...

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Italy: British Couple In Drowning Tragedy

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Producer A British man and his fiancée have drowned after getting into difficulty off the coast of Sicily. Andrew Sturgess, 34, and Carmen Spiridon, 25, died despite the efforts of lifeguards to pull them from the sea. Officials...

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Spain: Balcony Death Plunge Briton Named

An amateur rugby player who fell to his death from a fifth-floor hotel balcony in Spain has been named. Alan Clare, 34, from Warrington, Cheshire, died hours after arriving for a stag party in the popular coastal resort of Benidorm. Reports have suggested...

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Dartford Crossing Bomb Hoax: Man Detained

A 27-year-old man arrested in connection with a bomb hoax which led to the Dartford Crossing being closed and severe delays on the M25 has been detained under the Mental Health Act. The incident led to drivers being caught in nine-mile-long tailbacks...

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Sky Poll: Drunk A&E Patients Should Be Charged

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Patients who visit A&E while drunk or under the influence of recreational drugs should pay for the treatment they receive, according to the large majority of people questioned for a Sky News poll. More...

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TUC: Miliband To Press On With Reforms

Labour leader Ed Miliband is to use his speech to the TUC on Tuesday to say he is "absolutely determined" to continue reforming Labour's relationship with the unions - despite warnings that more unions will pull the plug financially. Mr Miliband is...

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Spain Balcony Death Plunge Briton Named

An amateur rugby player who fell to his death from a fifth-floor hotel balcony in Spain has been named. Alan Clare, 34, from Warrington, Cheshire, died hours after arriving for a stag party in the popular coastal resort of Benidorm. Reports have suggested...

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Cops Apologise After Challenging Duke At Palace

The Duke of York has said he is "grateful" for an apology from police after officers challenged him in the Buckingham Palace gardens. The Met confirmed he was ordered to verify his identity by two officers at around 6pm on Wednesday. A police spokesman...

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