Police 'Cover Up Wrongdoing', Most Britons Say

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent More than half of Britons believe there is a culture of cover-ups within the police, a Sky News poll has found. A total of 53% of members of the public questioned in the survey agreed that forces try to...

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Prince Harry To Take Up New Military Role

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent Prince Harry is leaving his role as an Apache helicopter co-pilot gunner based at Wattisham and returning to a job in London. Kensington Palace told Sky News: "Prince Harry has completed his attachment to 3...

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Cameron Jokes Hiding Bald Spot A 'Priority'

David Cameron has revealed his priority for 2014 - to keep his bald spot hidden. He was speaking at the first Westminster Correspondents dinner for 40 years, in front of an audience of political journalists. In a tongue-in-cheek quip, he said his priority...

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Fastest Growth In Retail Sales Since 2004

Brisk business for smaller retailers ahead of Christmas helped sales volumes grow at their fastest annual pace since 2004 in December. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) measured 2.6% growth during December to show an annual increase...

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Missing Boy Mikaeel Kular: Possible Sighting

Police say there has been a possible sighting of missing three-year-old Mikaeel Kular. Members of the public reported seeing a boy at West Pilton Gardens, Edinburgh, not far from Mikaeel's home, yesterday morning, at around 8.30am. The timing of the...

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Bull Elephant Rampage: Briton's Car Trampled

A raging bull elephant has been filmed overturning a car in which a British teacher was travelling through South Africa's Kruger National Park. Sarah Brooks, from Lincolnshire, was on safari with her partner, slowly following the animal down a road....

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Cancer Increase 'Is Due To Ageing Population'

By Hind Hassan, Sky News Reporter Nearly a third of a million people are diagnosed with cancer every year, according to a UK charity. Some 330,000 people were diagnosed with some form of the disease in 2011 - an increase of almost 50,000 per year...

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William Roache: Actor's Assault Trial Begins

Soap actor William Roache has appeared in court to face trial on sexual offence charges. The 81-year-old Coronation Street star is accused of two counts of raping a 15-year-old girl in east Lancashire in 1967 and five indecent assaults involving four...

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Kent Cockfighting Probe Sees Three Arrests

Three men have been arrested after approximately 170 live birds were found amid evidence of suspected illegal cockfighting at a farm. A number of dead cockerels were also discovered with their combs removed - believed to be a common practice when breeding...

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Rolf Harris Arrives At Court On Sex Charges

Rolf Harris has arrived at court charged with 12 counts of indecent assault and four of making indecent images of a child. The painter, musician and TV entertainer walked into Southwark Crown Court in London at 1.30pm today to face allegations that...

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Obesity: Scale Of Problem 'Underestimated'

The true scale of Britain's obesity crisis may have been seriously underestimated, a report has found. The National Obesity Forum said the UK is in danger of surpassing predictions of a 2007 report which estimated that 50% of the nation would be obese...

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Dementia: 15-Minute Test To Spot Signs Early

A test that can be completed in 15 minutes has been developed to help doctors spot the early signs of Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. The test can be filled in online or on paper and tests language ability, reasoning, problem solving...

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Stag Attack: Kate Stone Regaining Consciousness

A Cambridge academic seriously injured after being gored by a stag is regaining consciousness and communicating with her family and doctors. Dr Kate Stone was injured by the animal near Fort William in the Scottish Highlands on December 30. The animal...

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Lidl To Remove Sweets From Checkouts

By Poppy Trowbridge, Consumer Affairs Correspondent I understand that Lidl will announce plans to remove all chocolate and sweets from the checkout queues in their supermarkets later this week. The move is likely to be welcomed by consumer groups...

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Fracking: Cameron Offers Councils Drill Money

David Cameron has announced £1.7m for councils which agree to drill for shale gas sparking angry protests from campaigners who say it amounts to little more than bribery. David Cameron said the Government was "going all out for shale" as he announced...

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Snow-Hit Sheep Farmers Fear Worse Is To Come

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent Farmers will have to prepare for the impact of more extreme weather on livestock and crops, according to the National Farmers Union. The Union's deputy president has told Sky News he believes climate...

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Flooding: Heavy Rain To Bring More Flood Woes

Further heavy rain next week is expected to bring more misery to parts of the UK that have already seen widespread flooding. Seventy-nine flood warnings remain in place throughout the country while there are 117 flood alerts. Environment Secretary...

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Manchester Tram Death: Man Dies By Debenhams

A man has died after been struck by a tram in a busy city centre. The man, who has yet to be identified, was hit outside Debenhams in Market Place, Manchester city centre, at around 6.15pm on Saturday. Fans trying to get home from Old Trafford after...

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Iraq: Government Rejects Torture Allegations

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The Government says it "absolutely rejects" allegations of "systematic" abuse and torture by British soldiers in Iraq. Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke to Sky News after it was revealed the International...

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Missing 12-Year-Olds Found Safe And Well

Police hunting for two 12-year-old girls who went missing in north London say they have been found safe and well. Best friends Wiktoria Popiel and Vitalija Sidlauskaite were last seen in Wood Green at around 5pm on Saturday. Wiktoria was walking...

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Flooding: Heavy Rain To Bring More Flood Woes

Further heavy rain next week is expected to bring more misery to parts of the UK that have already seen widespread flooding. Seventy-nine flood warnings remain in place throughout the country while there are 117 flood alerts. Environment Secretary...

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Iraq: Government Rejects Torture Allegations

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The Government says it "absolutely rejects" allegations of "systematic" abuse and torture by British soldiers in Iraq. Foreign Secretary William Hague spoke to Sky News after it was revealed the International...

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Snow-Hit Sheep Farmers Fear Worse Is To Come

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent Farmers will have to prepare for the impact of more extreme weather on livestock and crops, according to the National Farmers Union. The Union's deputy president has told Sky News he believes climate...

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Manchester Tram Death: Man Dies By Debenhams

A man has died after been struck by a tram in a busy city centre. The man, who has yet to be identified, was hit outside Debenhams in Market Place, Manchester city centre, at around 6.15pm on Saturday. Fans trying to get home from Old Trafford after...

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Missing 12-Year-Olds Found Safe And Well

Police hunting for two 12-year-old girls who went missing in north London say they have been found safe and well. Best friends Wiktoria Popiel and Vitalija Sidlauskaite were last seen in Wood Green at around 5pm on Saturday. Wiktoria was walking...

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