Cancer: 'Half Of Doctors Failing Patients'

Family doctors have been accused of failing cancer sufferers after new data suggested more than half are not referring patients to specialists quickly enough. Figures from around 4,000 GP practices in England show that, in many cases, only a minority...

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Weather: Tidal Surge Clean Up Under Way

By Emma Birchley, East Of England Correspondent The task of cleaning and repairing flood-damaged homes is under way after a tidal surge so powerful it swept some houses into the waves. The swollen sea flooded 1,400 properties across the country...

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Former Priest Questioned In Child Sex Probe

A retired Catholic priest has been questioned by detectives over the alleged sexual abuse of three schoolgirls between 1980 and 2000. Canon Mortimer Stanley, 82, has been interviewed under caution by Greater Manchester Police following complaints from...

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Glasgow Helicopter Crash Pilot's Funeral Held

By David Blevins, Sky News Correspondent The funeral has taken place of the pilot killed when his helicopter crashed onto a Glasgow bar last weekend. Captain David Traill was one of nine people who died when the aircraft crashed on to the roof...

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Air Traffic Control Problem Delays UK Flights

Flights at airports across the UK - including Heathrow and Gatwick - have been delayed or cancelled by an air traffic control system problem. Thousands of passengers have seen their flights delayed by a problem switching from night-time to daytime operating...

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Hewlett-Packard To Cut 1,100 UK Jobs In 2014

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has confirmed it is planning to cut 1,100 jobs at the start of 2014 from three UK sites. The US-based firm - which remains the world's biggest maker of PCs - will axe 1,124 posts in total from its operations in Bracknell, Sheffield...

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Soldier Held After Nail Bomb Found In Salford

A 19-year-old soldier has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences after a nail bomb was found at a house. The man was detained at an army base in Paderborn, Germany, following the discovery of the suspicious device at a terraced house in Salford....

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Royal Mail And Union Reach Deal On Pay

A proposed deal has been agreed between the Royal Mail and union leaders on pay, pensions and other issues linked to the privatisation of the postal group. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) had been threatening industrial action in the run up to...

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Man Arrested After Police Officer Shot In Leeds

Police have arrested a man in connection with the shooting of a female police officer in Leeds. A major police manhunt for James Leslie was launched following the attack which took place shortly after 4am in Cardigan Road in the city's Hyde Park...

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Woolwich Suspect: Killing 'Gives Me Little Joy'

One of the men accused of killing soldier Lee Rigby told police it gives him "little joy to approach anybody and slay them", a court has heard. Michael Adebolajo, who denies murder, made the comments in a two-hour interview, which was played to jurors...

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Glasgow Helicopter Crash: Relatives Visit Site

Relatives and friends of some of those killed in the Glasgow helicopter crash have visited the scene of the tragedy. They looked at tributes and flowers left at the nearby memorial site for the nine people who died in Friday night's disaster. It came...

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Woolwich: Police Officer 'Feared Being Killed'

An armed police officer thought Drummer Lee Rigby's alleged murderers were going to kill her, a court has heard. The officer, identified only as D49, said she "instantly" thought she would die when suspect Michael Adebolajo, 28, ran towards her car...

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China's 'UK Is No Big Power' Snub To Cameron

UK 'Just An Old European Country' Updated: 9:04am UK, Tuesday 03 December 2013 By Mark Stone, China Correspondent The editorial in China's Global Times on Tuesday gives a clear hint about how David Cameron has been received in the country so far....

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Education Report: UK Lagging Behind The Best

The UK remains a long way behind countries like Singapore, Korea and Japan when it comes to basic standards in education, according to a major international study. The 2012 Pisa report found the UK's performance in reading, maths and science has failed...

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Guardian Editor Faces MPs Over Snowden Leaks

Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger faces MPs over his decision to publish top-secret documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The 59-year-old, who has been editor at the newspaper since 1995, is expected to be asked whether his decision to publish files obtained...

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Glasgow: No Mayday Ahead Of Helicopter Crash

The pilot of the police helicopter that plunged into Glasgow's Clutha pub killing nine people made no mayday call before the crash. Dave Miller, deputy chief inspector of the Air Accidents Investigation Branch, told reporters there was no explosion...

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Snow Threat As Cold Blast Hits Britain

Parts of the UK could be affected by snow by the end of the week as an Arctic blast causes temperatures to plummet. By Friday, average temperatures in England and Wales are expected to drop to just above freezing, with strong winds forecast for some...

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Glasgow Helicopter Crash: Fury At Delays

The son of a man thought to still be inside the Glasgow pub hit by a helicopter has said he is "enraged" at a lack of information. John McGarrigle has been waiting since Friday for news of his father, also called John, who was inside the Clutha pub...

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Georgia Williams: Friend Admits Teen's Murder

A man who strangled teenager Georgia Williams and dumped her body in woodland before fleeing to Scotland has admitted murder. Jamie Reynolds, who previously denied the charge, changed his plea to guilty during a hearing at Stafford Crown Court. The...

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Paedophiles Anthony Marsh And Lee Davis Jailed

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Two "predatory" paedophiles, one of whom kept his HIV diagnosis hidden from his victims, have been jailed for life. Serial offenders Anthony Marsh and Lee Davis have been sentenced to life imprisonment...

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Glasgow Crash Helicopter Had Safety Checks

The police helicopter which crashed into a Glasgow pub was one of many that underwent safety checks as a precaution last year. Police Scotland said the Eurocopter EC135 Type 2 was tested on the advice of its operator Bond Air Services last July. It...

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Lostprophets 'Angry, Disgusted' At Ian Watkins

Welsh rock band Lostprophets have said they are "heartbroken, angry and disgusted" at former frontman Ian Watkins after the singer admitted a string of sex crimes. The 36-year-old, of Pontypridd, South Wales, pleaded guilty to the attempted rape of...

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Energy Bills 'To Fall By £50' Under Govt Plan

Household energy bills will be reduced by an average of £50 a year under plans by the Government which will see a cut in green levies. David Cameron and Nick Clegg confirmed the plan to reduce the burden on consumers by cutting the green taxes, which...

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Pub Stab Victim: Case of 'Mistaken Identity'

A man stabbed to death outside a London pub was a victim of mistaken identity, police believe. Christopher Foster was attacked while having a cigarette with a male friend in an alleyway outside St Christopher's Inn, in Borough High Street, Southwark,...

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Glasgow Helicopter Pub Crash: PC Is Victim

PC Kirsty Nelis was one of the eight people killed when a police helicopter crashed into a crowded pub in Glasgow, officers have confirmed. Many of the 36-year-old officer's friends have changed their Facebook profile pictures to a black square cut...

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Pub Stab Victim: Case of 'Mistaken Identity'

A man stabbed to death outside a London pub was a victim of mistaken identity, police believe. Christopher Foster was attacked while having a cigarette with a male friend in an alleyway outside St Christopher's Inn, in Borough High Street, Southwark,...

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