Missing Jayden: More Time To Question Man

Police have been given more time to question a man who was arrested on suspicion of the murder of a teenager who went missing earlier this month. Jayden Parkinson, from Oxford, was last seen leaving Didcot Parkway train station at 4.27pm on December...

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Boy, 11, Sexually Assaulted On Country Lane

An 11-year-old boy was sexually assaulted as he walked along a country lane in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, police have said. Thames Valley Police said the attack by a man believed to be in his 40s happened at around 4.40pm on Friday. The schoolboy was...

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Belfast Bomb: Attackers 'Stoop To New Low'

A bomb attack in Belfast city centre is a "new low" for dissident republicans opposed to the peace process, the Northern Ireland Secretary has said. Theresa Villiers described the blast in the bustling Cathedral Quarter as a "despicable attack that...

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Iran Claims 'MI6 Spy' On Trial After Capture

Iran says it has arrested a "spy" accused of working for the British secret intelligence service. A court official said the man had confessed to his alleged crimes and was on trial. He was detained in the town of Kerman in southeast Iran after authorities...

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Double Murder Probe Launched As Bodies Found

A double murder inquiry has been launched following the deaths of a man and a woman in a house in Belfast. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the incident in the Ravenhill area in the south east of the city is thought to be domestic-related....

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A&E Winter Crisis: Patients Wait 12 Hours

Hundreds of patients are being forced to wait more than four hours to be seen by accident and emergency departments as the winter crisis begins. It is the first time since April that emergency departments have struggled to hit their four-hour targets...

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Nigella Lawson's Ex-PA: 'She Lied In Court'

Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi have been accused of lying under oath by one of the sisters accused of fraudulently spending £685,000 on the former couple's credit cards. Giving evidence in court, Elisabetta Grillo, who was one of the TV cook's personal...

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Migrants Told 'Speak English Or No Benefits'

Migrants who cannot speak English well enough to get a job face being denied benefits under a new tougher test, the Work and Pensions Secretary has said. The upgraded test for migrants who want to claim income-related benefits will be rolled out across...

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Escalator Warning For Festive Rail Travellers

More than 400 people had an accident on an escalator at the 17 busiest train stations managed by Network Rail this year - but the number of people hurt is down by at least 20%. The main causes remain the same - trying to carry heavy luggage, wearing...

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Missing Jayden: Man Arrested In Hunt For Teen

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 17-year-old girl who has been missing for 10 days. Jayden Parkinson, from Oxford, was last seen in the Iffley Road area of the city around mid-afternoon on December 3 and did not return home that...

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MPs' Pay: Politicians To Get 11% Pay Rise

MPs are to get an 11% pay rise, taking annual salaries to £74,000, but will lose out on pensions. In a move the parliamentary watchdog insists will not cost taxpayers "a penny more", MPs will get a "one-off" pay rise but see cuts to pensions, a tightening...

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Golden Globes Nominations Revealed

Golden Globes Nominations List Updated: 2:43pm UK, Thursday 12 December 2013 :: Best Motion Picture - Drama 12 Years A Slave; Captain Phillips; Gravity; Philomena; Rush :: Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy American Hustle; Her; Inside Llewyn...

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Judge Rebukes Cameron For Nigella Comments

The judge in the Nigella Lawson court case has rebuked David Cameron for comments he made saying he was on Team Nigella. Jurors at Isleworth Crown Court have been told to disregard the comments made by the Prime Minister in an interview for The Spectator...

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Boots Pulls Baby Medicine Over Plastic Fears

Boots has recalled several batches of cold and cough medicines for small children after it identified a possible fault during manufacturing. The retail giant issued a precautionary recall last month asking patients to return some medicines purchased...

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Fault Fear Grounds 16 Out Of 36 Air Ambulances

Sixteen of the 36 air ambulances in the UK have been grounded as a result of a suspected fault. Bond Air Services said it has suspended flying of its EC135 helicopters across the UK. There are 20 EC135s used as air ambulances and another 20 used as...

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Fog Causes Heathrow Flight Cancellations

Heavy fog in southern and eastern England has disrupted flights and created hazardous driving conditions for commuters. Heathrow Airport cancelled 52 incoming and outgoing flights on Wednesday morning. The Met Office had warned of visibility of less...

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Damien Hirst Works Of Art Stolen From Gallery

Two signed Damien Hirst works of art worth more than £30,000 have been stolen from a gallery in London, Scotland Yard has said. The pieces were stolen from the Exhibitionist Gallery in Notting Hill in the early hours of Monday morning. Police say a...

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Sian Green Sues Over New York Taxi Accident

A British tourist who lost part of her leg when a taxi jumped a kerb and hit her in New York has launched a $27.5m (£16.7m) damages claim against the city. Sian Green filed a notice of claim in November over the incident, which happened at the...

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Lloyds Fined £28m For Sales Incentive Scheme

Lloyds Banking Group has been fined £28m for "serious failings" which rewarded sales staff with 'grand in your hand' bonuses, even when products they sold consumers were deemed unsuitable. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said the penalty was the...

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Dog Attack: Arrest After Leeds Mother Dies

Police have arrested a 33-year-old man after his two American pit bulls mauled a mother-of-four to death. Emma Bennett died on Tuesday evening after suffering serious bite injuries in an incident at a house in Dawlish Avenue in the Osmondthorpe...

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Bolton House Fire Deaths 'Suspicious' Say Police

Police and the fire service are investigating after three people died in a house fire. Two bodies were recovered from the semi-detached property in the Heaton area of Bolton, Greater Manchester, while a woman was taken to hospital but died a short time...

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Northumberland Wins Dark Sky Park Protection

A swathe of Northumberland's night sky has been granted special protection in a move set to boost tourism from stargazing visitors in the remote part of England. In recognition of the quality of its spectacular cosmic vista, around 580 square miles...

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Spot-Fixing Claims: Footballer Among Six Held

Blackburn Rovers striker DJ Campbell has been arrested as part of a football spot-fixing investigation, his club has confirmed. The 32-year-old is one of six people detained in an investigation by the National Crime Agency (NCA), after it acted on information...

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Woolwich: 'I Am A Soldier And This Is A War'

One of the men accused of murdering off-duty soldier Lee Rigby has told the Old Bailey he is a "soldier" fighting a war. Michael Adebolajo also spoke of his "love" for al Qaeda, telling the court he considers members of the terrorist group to be his...

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Teenager Stabbed In School By Fellow Pupil

A 15-year-old is in hospital after allegedly being stabbed at school by a fellow pupil, police say. Officers were called to Eggbuckland Community College in Plymouth, Devon, this morning and the boy was taken to Derriford Hospital with a back injury....

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'Slaves' Rescued In Bristol Police Raids

Three men, believed to be victims of slavery, have been "rescued" by police following a series of raids in the Bristol area. Police officers raided three travellers' sites, a business unit, a house in South Gloucestershire and a house in Bristol. Two...

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UKIP Politician In 'Send Them Back' Video

UKIP has again become embroiled in controversy after one of its politicians was caught on camera saying immigrants should be sent home. Victoria Ayling, 54, who defected from the Conservatives in March, made the comments in a 20-minute video seen by...

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Poverty Report: Hard Work Is Not Paying Off

For the first time, there are more people in working families living below the poverty line (6.7 million) than in workless and retired families combined (6.3 million), a report has found. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation found that almost 13 million Britons...

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Air Traffic Control: 'Business As Usual'

Major airports have reported they are back to "business as usual" after an air traffic control centre glitch caused chaos across the UK and Ireland. Hundreds of flights were cancelled or delayed on Saturday after problems with a telephone system arose...

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Football Spot-Fixing Claims: Three In Custody

Three people are in custody and being questioned by police in connection over football spot-fixing allegations. The  National Crime Agency, which is working closely with the Football Association and the Gambling Commission, confirmed it had launched...

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Poverty Report: Hard Work Is Not Paying Off

For the first time, there are more people in working families living below the poverty line (6.7 million) than in workless and retired families combined (6.3 million), a report has found. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation found that almost 13 million Britons...

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Football Spot-Fixing Claims: Three In Custody

Three people are in custody and being questioned by police in connection over football spot-fixing allegations. The  National Crime Agency, which is working closely with the Football Association and the Gambling Commission, confirmed it had launched...

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Iraq Deaths: UK Troops To Face 11 Inquiries

British troops are facing 11 separate inquiries into their conduct in Iraq following a ruling by the High Court, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed. The "semi-inquests" will be held into cases of 11 Iraqi civilians who died in UK custody after...

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Air Traffic Control Glitch Delays Continue

Major airports have reported they are back to "business as usual" after an air traffic control centre glitch caused chaos across the UK and Ireland. Hundreds of flights were cancelled or delayed on Saturday after problems with a telephone system arose...

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