Swimmer Susan Taylor's Family 'Upset' By Hoax

The family of tragic cross-Channel swimmer Susan Taylor have said they are "disappointed and upset" after a six-figure donation for the fundraiser's charity efforts turned out to be a hoax. Mrs Taylor, 34, collapsed just one mile from the French coast...

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Woolwich: Prison Staff Deny Adebolajo Assault

Five prison officers have been suspended following allegations that Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo was assaulted at one of Britain's top-security jails. Adebolajo, 28, who is accused of killing soldier Lee Rigby, reportedly lost two teeth...

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Bond Actor Paul Bhattacharjee Found Dead

The body of an actor who disappeared from a London theatre a week ago has been found, police have confirmed. Paul Bhattacharjee, who appeared in the James Bond film Casino Royale and EastEnders, had last been seen leaving rehearsals at the Royal Court...

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David Richards: Armed Forces Head Stands Down

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent General Sir David Richards will formally stand down as Chief of the Defence Staff later today. In a ceremony on Horse Guards Parade in Westminster he will hand over to his successor General Sir Nicholas...

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Lobbying: Crackdown To Spark Party Rows

By Lobbying Crackdown To Be Unveiled A crackdown on political lobbying will be unveiled later, triggering rows over the role of trade unions and the Tories' election guru, Lynton Crosby. The Government will publish long-awaited legislation on lobbying...

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Bodies Found In Water At Norfolk Beauty Spot

The bodies of two men have been recovered from the water at a popular beauty spot where swimming is banned. Emergency services were alerted at 4.30pm on Tuesday to reports that a man had got into difficulties while in the water at Bawsey Pits in west...

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Horsemeat: MPs Slam 'Slow' Investigation

MPs have condemned the "slow pace" of an investigation into the horsemeat crisis in the UK as no one has been prosecuted six months after the scandal erupted. Horsemeat contamination was first revealed in January by officials in Ireland and the food...

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Trident Review: Warning Against Downgrade

A group of former defence secretaries and military chiefs has warned the Government not to "take risks with our security" by downgrading Britain's nuclear deterrent system. Liberal Democrat Cabinet minister Danny Alexander's long-awaited review is expected...

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Brecon Beacons Military Deaths In Heatwave

Two soldiers have died during a training exercise on the Brecon Beacons in Wales, the Ministry of Defence has said. The pair were among three army personnel thought to have been affected by heat exhaustion on Saturday, the hottest day of the year for...

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Belfast Violence Flares For Third Night

Loyalist protesters hurled several petrol bombs and a range of other missiles at police for a third successive night in Belfast. Trouble again flared in the Woodvale Road area in the north of the city as the fall-out from a decision to ban a controversial...

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Trident Review: US Warning Ahead Of Debate

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Reducing or scrapping Britain's nuclear deterrent would have "a very negative effect on the special relationship", according to a senior former US diplomat. John Bolton, who was the US Ambassador to the...

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Belfast: Clashes In Second Night Of Rioting

Police have used plastic bullets against protesters during a second night of rioting in parts of Belfast in Northern Ireland. Police use water cannon to disperse protesters in Belfast The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said so-called attenuated...

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