Garden Murders: Daughter, Son-In-Law In Court

The daughter and son-in-law of an elderly couple who went missing from Mansfield have appeared in court charged with their murder. It follows the discovery of the remains of a man and woman who were found buried in the back garden of a house in Blenheim...

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Mandela Movie Star Idris Elba In Hospital

The star of the new Nelson Mandela movie is recovering in hospital after suffering an asthma attack on his way to the film's South African premiere. Idris Elba, who plays the former president in Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom, fell ill on a plane but...

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Water Bills: Crackdown On Costs Expected

Water bills may be "rolled back" after the Government vowed to get tough on the rising cost of living. David Cameron's spokesman indicated that an announcement on water bills would be made next week. The spokesman said the Department for Environment,...

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Pizza Delivery Driver Murder: Two In Court

By Nick Martin, North of England Correspondent Two people have appeared in court charged with the murder of a pizza delivery driver in Sheffield. Thavisha Lakindu Peiris had been delivering his last ever pizza when he was stabbed to death...

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Dagenham Blaze: Fire Strike Row Over Recall

The president of the Chief Fire Officers Association has described the actions of striking firefighters who walked away from a major blaze in east London as "shameful". Paul Fuller on Saturday urged them to "reflect" on their behaviour and the impact...

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M25 Closure Causes Severe Delays After Crash

A lorry crash on the M25 is likely to cause rush hour chaos after the Highways Agency announced part of the motorway would be closed for most of the day. Police said there were severe delays on the northern part of the M25 after it was shut in...

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Bonfire Night Warning As Firefighters Strike

Firefighters in England and Wales will go on strike this evening even though it could be one of the busiest days of the year for the service ahead of Bonfire Night and Diwali celebrations. Members of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) will walk out from...

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Mansfield Garden Bodies: 'Daughter' Arrested

The daughter of an elderly couple, found buried in their back garden, has been arrested on suspicion of their murders, according to the Press Association. Susan Edwards, 55, and her husband Christopher, 57, were arrested at St Pancras International...

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Baby Found In A Bag: Police Release Picture

Police have released a picture of a newborn baby found in a bag in a park in Stechford, Birmingham, as they search for her mother. The 6lb baby, who has been named Jade by hospital staff, has been described as "alert, happy and contented" as she continues...

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Hacking Trial: Coulson Email Said 'Do His Phone'

A jury has heard that former News of the World editor Andy Coulson sent an email telling a journalist to "do the phone" of a celebrity. Coulson gave the instruction to head of news Ian Edmondson after fears that Calum Best would leak his story to a...

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Man Held After Six-Year-Old Girl Dies

A 33-year-old man has been arrested after a six-year-old girl died in south London. Ellie Butler collapsed in her home in Sutton on Monday afternoon. Paramedics treated her at the scene but she was pronounced dead at hospital. The Metropolitan Police...

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Horsemeat Scandal: Home Bargains In New Alert

A batch of canned sliced beef that was found to contain horse DNA has been withdrawn from sale at two chains in the UK. The Food Standards Agency (FSA) said the product was manufactured in Romania in January 2013 and supplied to Home Bargains (TJ Morris...

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Child Killer Alan Giles 'May Be Sleeping Rough'

Police believe missing child killer Alan Giles may be sleeping rough in woodland and have appealed to dog walkers to keep a look out. The 56-year-old fled from an "open" section of HMP Hewell, near Redditch, in Worcestershire, on Monday morning. Giles,...

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Hit-And-Run Revenge Driver Jailed For 20 Years

A motorist caught on CCTV ploughing into a group of men as they crossed the street - leaving one of them brain-damaged - has been jailed for 20 years. Aqab Hussain was convicted of four counts of attempted murder by a jury at Manchester Crown Court...

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Brooks And Coulson In 'Secret Six-Year Affair'

Former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-News Of The World editor Andy Coulson had a long-standing secret affair lasting at least six years, jurors in the phone hacking trial have heard. Prosecutor Andrew Edis QC told the...

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Claudia Lawrence Case: Officers Search House

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent The house of missing York cook Claudia Lawrence has been sealed off in a hunt for new clues about what happened to her four-and-a-half years ago. A murder inquiry was launched in 2009 after the 35-year-old...

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Baby P: Ed Balls Slams Shoesmith's Payout

Former children's secretary Ed Balls has said a reported six-figure unfair dismissal payout to the child protection boss sacked over the Baby P scandal will "appall people across the country". A settlement which could be up to £600,000 has been agreed...

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Savile Chauffeur David Smith Found Dead

A former driver charged with sex offences as part of the investigation triggered by allegations of abuse against Jimmy Savile has been found dead. David Smith, 66, was the first person to be charged by officers from the Metropolitan Police's Operation...

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Savile Sex Abuse Investigation: Two Arrests

Two men have been arrested as part of the investigation sparked by allegations of abuse against Jimmy Savile. The pair, aged 64 and 74, were detained at separate addresses in south London on suspicion of sexual offences as part of Operation Yewtree....

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Energy Crisis: MPs Turn Spotlight On Big Six

Energy firms have been accused of setting prices at the "maximum they think they can get away with" knowing people won't switch. The claim came as the Energy and Climate Change Committee hearing into the price hikes implemented by the Big Six energy...

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HS2 Alternative 'Will Cause Years Of Gridlock'

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Railway services between the north and south of England will be crippled by 14 years of weekend closures if HS2 is abandoned for an alternative, ministers will claim this week. The warning will be part...

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Phone-Hacking Trial: Coulson And Brooks Arrive

The Prime Minister's former director of communications, Andy Coulson, and ex-News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks have arrived for the first day of the phone-hacking trial. The two former editors of the News of the World face charges linked...

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Storm Causes Major Headache For Commuters

Rail passengers left stranded by hurricane-strength winds have criticised train companies, claiming they were not kept fully informed. Hundreds of services were cancelled as a severe storm battered the South and the South East, felling more than...

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Energy Bills: Costs-Charges Gap 'Doubles'

The energy regulator has highlighted a doubling in the gap between what customers are paying for electricity and gas and suppliers' costs over the past 12 months. Ofgem figures indicated average net margins more than doubled between October 2012 and...

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Storm: Three People Killed By Falling Trees

Three people have been killed by falling trees in the worst storm to hit Britain in a decade. Bethany Freeman, 17, died after a 30ft tree fell onto a static caravan in which she was sleeping in Kent. Paramedics and firefighters attended the scene in...

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Energy Poll: Majority Oppose Green Levies

A large majority of consumers oppose green levies on household energy bills and support the Prime Minister's plans to "roll them back", according to a new poll. The survey found that 60% said they are against the green taxes which add an average £112...

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Miller Redpath: Body Found In Back Garden

Police searching for a missing teenager have found a body in his overgrown back garden. Public schoolboy Miller Redpath, 18, went missing from his family home in Wenhaston in Suffolk in August. Suffolk Police said an officer went to the house on Thursday...

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William: England Team Can Inspire The Nation

The Duke of Cambridge says the England football team could inspire the nation as British Olympians and Paralympians did at London 2012. Speaking at the Football Association's 150th anniversary gala, Prince William, who is the FA president, said: "Our...

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Boots Sells Sperm Count DIY Fertility Kit

A DIY male fertility test has gone on sale in Britain, allowing men to carry out sperm count checks at home for the first time. The SpermCheck fertility kit went on sale in Boots stores across the UK this weekend. The kit takes 10 minutes to test if...

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Storm: Train Companies Warn Of Cancellations

Train companies are warning commuters of widespread cancellations and disruption ahead of the approaching storm. Southern said it was "highly unlikely" it would run services before at least 9am on Monday morning. The train operator, which serves Sussex,...

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