Valerie Graves Killing: Hammer May Be Weapon

Police investigating the murder of a grandmother have appealed for information about a hammer they have found. The object, which is about 30cm long and has a distinctive red and black handle, may have been used to kill Valerie Graves. It was found...

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Mikaeel's Mum Detained As Body Discovered

Police searching for missing three-year-old Mikaeel Kular have found the body of a young boy. Assistant Chief Constable Malcolm Graham announced the discovery just after 1am at a hastily convened news conference. The body was found shortly before midnight,...

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Miliband Promises 'Reckoning' With Big Banks

Ed Miliband has promised to force the big five banks to give up "significant" numbers of branches to make way for new competitors if Labour wins the next general election. In a keynote speech on the economy at the University of London, Mr Miliband will...

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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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William Roache 'Sent Signed Photo To Victim'

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Coronation Street star William Roache sent a 14-year-old girl a signed photo of himself after sexually assaulting her, a court has heard. The alleged victim is one of five who claim the 81-year-old...

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Amritsar Massacre: SAS Role To Be Investigated

David Cameron has ordered an urgent inquiry into apparent SAS involvement in a deadly raid on a Sikh temple in India that left more than 1,000 dead. According to secret documents from 1984 an SAS officer helped the country's Government to come...

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Sean Turner's Parents 'Begged For Help' On Ward

By Isabel Webster, West of England Correspondent A mother whose son died at the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children claims failings in his treatment and care left him with "no chance of survival", an inquest has heard. Four-year-old Sean Turner...

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Dave Lee Travis Trial: Jury Selection Starts

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Jury selection has started a day before former TV and radio star Dave Lee Travis is due to stand trial over more than a dozen assault allegations. The 68-year-old broadcaster faces 13 charges of indecent...

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N Ireland Child Abuse Inquiry: Hundreds Respond

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent More than 400 people have applied to speak to the state inquiry into historical institutional abuse in Northern Ireland, the largest tribunal of its kind anywhere in the UK. Most applications, some 280, were...

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Fracking: Councils Could Profit Millions

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent Financial rewards worth over a million pounds a year will be given to councils that give permission for "fracking" projects in their areas. The move, announced by David Cameron, has angered campaign...

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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 Sunday. Fans trying to get home from Old Trafford after...

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British Soldiers In Iraq Torture Probe

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The International Criminal Court has been asked to investigate allegations of abuse and torture by British soldiers in Iraq, Sky News has learnt. It is understood that a German human rights organisation...

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