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Referrals from calls to a dedicated football abuse hotline more than tripled the amount made in the first three days of the Jimmy Savile scandal, the NSPCC has said.
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The Foreign Secretary's comments contrast with those he made before the EU vote and with the Government's tough Brexit stance.
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More than a quarter of a million people are homeless in England, an analysis of the latest official figures suggests. Researchers from charity Shelter used data from four sets of official 2016 statistics to compile what it describes as a "conservative ...
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Research finds Crewe has the highest proportion of motorists with convictions, while London has the lowest. 02:06, UK, Thursday 01 December 2016.
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Christians must have the right to discuss their beliefs and celebrate Christmas without fear, Theresa May declared yesterday. The Prime Minister, a vicar's daughter and regular churchgoer, told MPs that Britain should be proud of its Christian heritage.
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Cyber criminals have hacked into the online accounts of thousands of National Lottery players in the latest security breach to hit UK consumers.
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I am City A.M's deputy editor, having joined the newsroom in late 2010 as an eco [..] Show more. Follow Julian. Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith Set To Resign Over Heathrow Third Runway Decision.
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A briefing note from a pollster to the Labour leader on the thorny issue of immigration: "Labour is seen as having consistently ignored English people's views on immigration.
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Tony Blair should be held to account for what was 'very much a personal campaign', Alex Salmond said. Photograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA.
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Police investigating child sex abuse should be licensed in a similar way to doctors, the Home Secretary has said. Amber Rudd, making her first address to the College of Policing conference, said the plans would ensure consistent standards across the ...
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Falkirk Council must "grasp the nettle" and tackle its budget shortfall, Scotland's local authority spending watchdog has said.
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Patches of dense freezing fog will affect parts of southwest England this morning, warns The Met Office. Due to the patchy nature of the fog and also the low angle of the sun, driving conditions may be difficult with journeys likely to take longer than ...
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A campaign has been launched today to crackdown on sextortion cases being carried out by criminal gangs in Hampshire. Police are campaigning to raise awareness of sextortion, which is a form of cybercrime and blackmail during which victims are lured ...
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They didn't call it the Black Death at the time. It's a historians' word. They called it pestilence or moreyn. But whatever its name was, millions died between 1347 and 1350.
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A prisoner who died at Maghaberry yesterday morning was the third inmate to die at the maximum security facility within a month. The 34 year-old man was a remand prisoner in Quoile House and is understood to have died of a drugs overdose in his cell.
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Police have traced a pick-up truck driven by a road rage motorist who reversed the vehicle into a lorry and smashed a window with a spade.
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After another very cold and frosty start for southwestern parts of the UK, there will be plenty of sunshine though the day. Elsewhere, there is more cloud around, though occasional breaks will allow a few bright or sunny spells.
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A woman who was eight months pregnant and her unborn daughter have both died after a crash on the M4 in Port Talbot. Rebecca Evans, 27, died after a crash involving a BMW, a Peugeot and an Audi on the westbound carriage between junctions 38 and ...
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A TEENAGE girl has been arrested in connection with a brutal assault which left another girl unconscious, covered in blood and with head injuries.
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A crash between a lorry and a car has caused delays around around Junction 22 and 23 of the M5. Police were called at about 3pm today(Wednesday) to the scene, about a mile before Junction 23 on the southbound carriageway.
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