Family Of Four Found Dead In Bradford Home

The bodies of four people have been discovered at a house in Bradford, police have said. Officers were called at around 8.30pm on Monday to the home in Blackberry Way, Clayton, after a man, woman and two teenage girls were found dead. They have been...

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UK Asylum Seeker Feels Mentally 'Tortured'

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent An asylum seeker has told Sky News she feels mentally "tortured" after being left in limbo by the UK's failing asylum system. Her case has been repeatedly delayed and nine months after applying for asylum...

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Cameron: UK Will Not Meet £1.7bn EU Bill Demand

David Cameron insists there is "no pressing need" for the UK to pay £1.7bn to the EU - despite a warning of a substantial fine. The surcharge was made public at an EU summit last week, but the Prime Minister said the UK would not meet the 1 December...

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Huge Supercomputer To Boost Weather Forecasts

A 140-ton supercomputer that can perform more than 16,000 trillion calculations per second is set to give the UK its most accurate weather forecasts ever. The £97m machine will be fired up at the Met Office next year and will crunch data at a blistering...

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Three Surfers Die In Cornwall Sea Tragedy

Three surfers have died after getting into difficulty in the sea off Cornwall. Officers were called by the Coastguard after reports that four children and three adults were caught in a rip current off Mawgan Porth beach, Newquay. Two surfers...

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Next Stage Of HS2 Would Slash Journey Times

The Government has welcomed plans to give a multi-billion pound rail boost to northern England. Details of the second stage of HS2 are due to be unveiled on Monday morning. They will show the north-of-Birmingham route will go to Leeds as well as...

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Doctors Recruited In Battle To Keep Young Safe

By Lisa Dowd, Sky News Correspondent Family doctors are being urged to look out for signs of radicalisation, child trafficking and cyber-bullying in their younger patients. GPs are being sent a 'toolkit' of information by children's charity the NSPCC...

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Lords Consider Drone Laws Over Privacy Fears

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent A House of Lords committee will hear from drone safety experts on Monday about whether legislation needs updating. The committee is investigating the civil use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and is expected...

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