Sky Marks WWI Centenary With Daily Tweets

By Matthew Bayley, Head of Specialist Journalism Imagine if a war of the magnitude of the 1914-1918 conflict broke out today. From a military point of view it would obviously be an entirely different form of combat than the one fought on the battlefields...

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Missing Elvis Impersonator: Man Arrested

Police hunting an Elvis impersonator wanted in connection with a firearms alert that closed a Cornish school have arrested a man. Police detained a 60-year-old man on land in Widegates, Looe, and recovered two firearms. The man was arrested on suspicion...

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Savile Abuse: 'NHS Is Very Different Now'

The series of NHS reports into Jimmy Savile's abuse are a window into a bygone age. It is astonishing that an unqualified volunteer could be given unrestricted, and unsupervised access to hospitals day and night. Astonishing, too, that he was allowed...

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Savile 'Abused Dead Bodies At NHS Hospital'

Savile's Vile NHS Abuse Laid Bare Updated: 1:39pm UK, Thursday 26 June 2014 The reports have revealed a litany of shocking individual cases of abuse and inappropriate behaviour by Jimmy Savile at NHS hospitals. They demonstrate the scale of abuse...

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90-Year-Old Dragged Off Street And Raped

Police in Rochdale have launched an investigation after a 90-year-old woman was attacked in the street and raped. The woman was attacked as she walked to a butchers in Spotland Road around 6.45am on Tuesday to buy a bacon sandwich. She had a £1...

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Royal Family Costs Taxpayer 56p Per Person

By Tadhg Enright, Sky News Business Reporter The Royal Family spent £36.1m of taxpayers' money last year - a figure portrayed by royal aides as 56p for every person in the country. The Sovereign Grant, which is set at 15% of profits made by the...

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Strike By French Air Traffic Controllers Slammed

Airlines have been forced to cancel dozens of flights to and from France on the first day of a six-day walkout by air traffic controllers. The stoppage comes at the height of the tourist season and follows a rail strike that affected services abroad...

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PM Has 'Serious' Questions To Answer On Coulson

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent David Cameron is likely to face difficult questions about his former spindoctor Andy Coulson at Prime Minister's Questions. Labour Leader Ed Miliband has said the Prime Minister's apology is not enough and...

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Dozens Of Flights Cancelled Over France Strikes

By Mike McCarthy, Sky News Correspondent Thousands of air passengers are facing travel disruption due to a strike by air traffic controllers in France. The action, starting today, is expected to last for six days. Last night, French authorities...

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Ex Inmates Show Queen Around Crumlin Road Gaol

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent The Queen will have tour guides with first-hand experience when she steps inside Belfast's Crumlin Road Gaol. Northern Ireland's First Minister and Deputy First Minister were both detained there at Her Majesty's...

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Colchester Police Hunt Suspect In Brown Jacket

Detectives hunting the killer of student Nahid Almanea have revealed new details about a man they want to question. Police said a suspect who was seen near the scene of the 31-year-old Saudi's murder was wearing a distinctive brown jacket. The man,...

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Arrests After Newborn's Body Found In Hull

Two people have been arrested after the body of a newborn baby girl was found on a cycle path in Hull. Police were called to the scene, between Rockford Avenue and Lamorna Avenue, close to the East Park area of the city, at around 9.15pm on Saturday....

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Hundreds Of Kids Smuggle Drugs Into School

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs and Education Editor Hundreds of children are bringing drugs, including class A substances, into UK schools every year. Figures obtained by Sky News show more than 1,000 pupils have been caught carrying drugs in schools...

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Mums-To-Be 'In The Dark About Silent Killer'

A new campaign has been launched to highlight the need to protect pregnant women from a virus that can cause miscarriages, physical disabilities, deafness and blindness. Many people carry CMV (Cytomegalovirus) - dubbed the "silent killer" because many...

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