Scottish Labour Leader In Shock Resignation

Ed Miliband's leadership has come under fire again with the resignation of Scottish Labour Party leader Johann Lamont, as she claimed her colleagues "do not understand the politics they are facing". The Glasgow MSP used her exit to criticise the party's...

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Human Remains Are Missing Student Hannah Graham

Police say remains found in a dried-up creek in rural Virginia are those of British-born student Hannah Graham. A skull and bones were discovered in a heavily wooded area five weeks after the 18-year-old vanished in Charlottesville, a college town...

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Schools Urged To Give Body Confidence Lessons

By Enda Brady, Sky News Correspondent Schools are being urged to hold lessons in body confidence as a new survey reveals that one in four Britons is depressed by their appearance. A new project called Be Real aims to tackle the issue which campaigners...

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Clooney's In-Laws Stage Wedding Do In Bucks

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky News Reporter George Clooney and new wife Amal had the wedding of the year but it seems they are not ready to stop celebrating with another party planned in Buckinghamshire. Amal's parents, Baria and Ramzi Alamuddin, are believed...

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Fourth Man From Portsmouth Dies In Syria

A jihadist fighter has become the fourth man from the same British city to be killed in Syria. Mehdi Hassan, from Portsmouth, Hampshire, had travelled to the conflict-hit country with a group of four other men in October last year. A photo of the...

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Eleven Held After 'Vulnerable' Woman Raped

Eleven people, including a 12-year-old boy and 15-year-old girl, have been arrested over the rape of a "vulnerable" woman in her own home. Police are appealing for information following the serious sexual assault in the Anfield area of Liverpool....

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Economy: Third Quarter Growth Slows To 0.7%

UK economic growth slowed in the third quarter of the year, according to the first official estimate of GDP for the period. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) measured Gross Domestic Product growth of 0.7% in the period, down from output growth...

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Briton Dies During Bangkok Cosmetic Surgery

A British woman has died while having cosmetic surgery in Thailand, according to officials. The English woman, who has not been named but is aged in her 20s, died while under anaesthesia during a procedure at a clinic in Bangkok. Police were called...

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Queen Of Twitter: Monarch Posts First Message

The Queen has sent her first tweet, during a visit to the Science Museum in London. The monarch formally opened the museum's new Information Age Galleries by touching a tablet screen to send her message around the world. The 88-year-old tweeted through...

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Chancellor Needs Hard Hat For Fight Ahead

It's a rum state of affairs when Britain is apparently punished for having a strong economy. After all, we've spent the past five or six years telling ourselves that all we desperately need is a bit of growth. And yet that's how things look today,...

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Eight Headaches For Supermarket Giant Tesco

A decade ago Tesco was an investor's delight, with a share price shooting up more than 70% between 2004 and 2007, and healthy dividend payments. So what went wrong? PROFIT WARNINGS With 14 years as CEO to his credit, Sir Terry Leahy stepped down...

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NHS Demands Extra £8bn In Plan To Save Services

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent The NHS needs an extra £8bn a year in funding and must undergo a major shake-up if it is to survive, according to a "radical" plan to safeguard services in England. A range of measures are outlined...

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Couple Held Over Pirated Music Hard Drives

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of selling hard drives containing hundreds of thousands of chart-topping music and videos. City of London Police say the value of the music on just one of the drives is thought to be worth more than £350,000....

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Tesco Profits Plunge 92% In Accounting Chaos

Tesco's chief executive has told Sky News he will not take an axe to prices in the short term to win back shoppers, after first-half profits fell 92%. Dave Lewis was speaking after the supermarket chain revealed its latest results and the conclusions...

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Family And Friends Honour 'Spirited' Alice Gross

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent The family of Alice Gross have said they "find it almost impossible to understand what has happened to her and that we have to say goodbye". Her family released the statement as they held a private funeral...

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Homebase: A Quarter Of Stores To Be Closed

The owner of the DIY chain Homebase is to close a quarter of its stores over the next three years, leaving thousands of jobs hanging in the balance. Home Retail Group (HRG), which made the announcement as it confirmed its half-year results, said it...

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Man Held Over Syria-Related Terror Training

A 32-year-old man has been arrested in London on suspicion of terror offences linked to Syria. Scotland Yard says he has been held on suspicion of attending a place used for terrorist training. Two properties in London - one in the west and the other...

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Mike Read Sorry For UKIP Calypso Song

Former Radio 1 DJ Mike Read has apologised for "unintentionally causing offence" with his song UKIP Calypso which he wants withdrawn from sale. But the party has blamed "synthetic outrage" for Read's decision, claiming critics are depriving the Red...

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Wife Held Over British Man's Murder In Bali

The wife of a British businessman who was found with his throat slashed and dumped in a Bali rice field has admitted ordering his murder, police have said. Julaikah Noor Ellis, 45, was arrested on Tuesday night after reporting the disappearance of...

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Lynda Bellingham's Xmas Wish In Last Interview

Lynda Bellingham revealed her plans for Christmas in her final TV interview before her death at the weekend. The actress, who said she was "obsessed" with Christmas, had hoped for one more festive season after choosing to end her cancer treatment....

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Woman Killed By Falling Tree In High Winds

A woman has died after being hit by a falling tree in London during high winds caused by the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo. The London Ambulance Service said the woman died at the scene in Knightsbridge, west London. A spokeswoman said: "We were...

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Pregnant Kate Glad To 'Get Out Of The House'

The Duchess of Cambridge has appeared officially in public for the first time in the six weeks since her second pregnancy was announced. Kate joined William to welcome Singaporean President Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife, Mary, on an official visit...

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Brother Killed Identical Twin In Drunken Row

A plasterer who murdered his identical twin brother in a drunken row on New Year's Eve has been jailed for life. Robert Cerqua, 32, was convicted at Winchester Crown Court of killing his brother Christopher. The trial heard that Cerqua stabbed...

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Briton Found Dead With Throat Slit In Bali

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent A British man has been found dead with his throat slit and wrapped in a plastic bag on Indonesian holiday island Bali. Locals discovered 60-year-old Robert Ellis' body in the island's Bangdun region. A forensics...

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Ambassador Demands Top Gear Public Apology

The Argentinian ambassador to the UK has made a formal complaint to the BBC and wants a public apology following the row over a Top Gear special filmed in the country. The show's presenters and crew had to flee Argentina after protests and violence...

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Ched Evans Rape Inquiry Will Be Fast-Tracked

A "substantive" investigation into Ched Evans' rape conviction is expected to take place "within the next few weeks", the Criminal Cases Review Commission has said. The disgraced footballer, who continues to protest his innocence, has had his case...

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UK Firms Consider Paying For Egg Freezing

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent British companies have said they would consider following Apple and Facebook's lead by paying for female staff to freeze their eggs. With the US tech giants now offering the fertility treatment as a benefit,...

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Hurricane Gonzalo Triggers UK Gales Alert

Gusts of up to 70mph threaten to cause travel disruption and difficult driving conditions as the tail end of Hurricane Gonzalo hits the UK. Gales are expected to affect much of the country on Tuesday, leading the Met Office to issue a "yellow" weather...

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Cameron: 'A Vote For UKIP Is A Vote For Labour'

David Cameron has launched a fresh effort to try to persuade would-be UKIP voters to support the Conservatives, warning it would be a "terrible irony" if voting for Nigel Farage's party led to Ed Miliband becoming Prime Minister. Mr Cameron said voters...

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Web Trolls To Face Two-Year Jail Terms

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Internet trolls who target people with abusive material online will face up to two years in jail under Government plans being set out by the Justice Secretary. Chris Grayling said he was determined to crack...

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