Colchester Murder Police Arrest 19-Year-Old

Detectives investigating the "brutal" murder of a Saudi Arabian student in Colchester are questioning a 19-year-old man. Nahid Almanea was stabbed 16 times while walking along a path in Colchester, Essex, on Tuesday morning. The 31-year-old had...

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Brakes Slammed On 'Over-Zealous Spy Cars'

Councils in England will be banned from using CCTV "spy cars" to impose fines on drivers breaking traffic rules, the Government has said. Communities Secretary Eric Pickles and Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the move "reins-in over-zealous...

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'Fiasco' Over Benefits For Sick And Disabled

By Becky Johnson, Sky News Reporter A Government welfare scheme has been branded a "fiasco" for leaving thousands of disabled people waiting months for payments. An influential group of MPs said the new Personal Independence Payment (PIP) had left...

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Lack Of Competitive Sport 'Harming' Pupils

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Correspondent Failure to give pupils the chance to play competitive sports has an impact on their education, the schools watchdog Ofsted has warned. The chief inspector of schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw, believes too many...

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PM Warns Iraq Terrorists Will 'Hit UK At Home'

Timeline: How The Iraq Crisis Unfolded Updated: 2:12pm UK, Tuesday 17 June 2014 A look back at the main events in the Iraq crisis, which has seen Sunni insurgents from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terror group move to within 50 miles...

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Cameron Wants 'Global Push' To Fight Dementia

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent A "bold, global push" is urgently needed to find effective treatments against dementia, David Cameron is due to warn. The Prime Minister will tell an international conference that 40 million people...

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Poor White Pupils Need Longer School Days

Longer school days could be introduced to boost the exam results of white working-class children who are lagging behind the rest of their classmates. A report by the Commons Education Select Committee suggests days should be extended to give children...

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Primodos Row: Watchdog Took Years To Warn GPs

By Jason Farrell, Political Correspondent The Government medicines watchdog took years to warn doctors about a pregnancy test drug that may have caused deformities in babies in the womb, Sky News has learned. The drug Primodos, a hormone pregnancy...

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'True Brits' Must Speak English, Survey Finds

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent People in the UK have tougher attitudes towards immigration and welfare and have set a higher requirement for what it takes to make a person British, according to a new survey. The British Social Attitudes...

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Flood Defence Funding Is At 'Bare Minimum'

Funding for clearing rivers, routine dredging and maintaining existing flood defences is at a "bare minimum", MPs have warned. A report on the winter floods, which saw 7,000 homes hit after repeated storms and the wettest winter on record, has called...

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British Man Dies After Barbados Stabbing

A British man, thought to be in his late 20s, has died on the island of Barbados after he was stabbed in the chest. The victim, who has not been named, was apparently involved in an altercation with a local man in St Lawrence Gap, Christ Church, at...

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Forced Marriage Becomes Criminal Act In UK

A new law criminalising forced marriages which comes into effect today could protect thousands of potential victims. Forcing someone into marriage in England and Wales will carry a maximum seven-year jail sentence under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime...

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