Hundreds Of British Troops To Be Sent To Iraq

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondence Hundreds of British soldiers are to be sent to Iraq to help the fight against Islamic State, Sky News understands. The soldiers - expected to number a few hundred - will go to the region "within weeks"...

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UK Flights Chaos After Traffic Control Glitch

More than 100 flights have been cancelled and many others delayed after a major computer failure grounded planes in London and the South. A glitch at the state-of-the-art UK air traffic control centre headquarters in Swanwick, Hampshire, caused severe...

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Jihadi's Father Regrets Co-Operating With Police

Jihadi's Father Regrets Co-Operating With Police We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Convicted terrorists Yusuf Sarwar (L) and Mohammed Nahin Ahmed By Adele Robinson,...

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Ed Miliband Sets Out Labour's Stall On Economy

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent Ed Miliband is to unveil a new policy to balance Britain's books in an attempt to repair the damage to his credibility when he failed to mention the deficit in his party conference speech. In a speech on...

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What Is The Weather Bomb Heading To UK?

It's not unusual to have big Atlantic storms barrelling towards Scotland at this time of year. But this is a weather bomb, a rapidly intensifying depression - with the pressure plunging in the eye of the storm by at least 24 millibars in 24 hours....

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Britain To Be Battered By 'Weather Bomb'

Britons are being warned to brace themselves for a so-called "weather bomb" that will cause heavy disruption to travel today. The Met Office has issued a number of amber and yellow weather warnings as the cold front sweeps in, bringing winds of up...

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Missing Madeleine: Police To Question Suspects

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent, in Portugal Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann will today begin interviewing 11 people considered witnesses and suspects in the seven-year mystery. Police from the British-led investigation...

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West Midlands Police Ordered Back To Base

West Midlands Police officers have been ordered back to their base stations after they received an anonymous security threat, Sky sources say. A statement released by the force confirmed police have been given an "additional safety reminder" after...

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Young Carers More Likely To Be Bullied

Young adult carers on average miss 48 days of school and are more likely to be bullied than other students. They are also more likely to drop out of college or university, while those in employment miss work an average of 17 days a year. Those are...

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Archbishop Welby Warns Hunger Stalks The UK

The Archbishop of Canterbury says he was left more shocked at the plight of poor families in the UK being forced to rely on food banks than the suffering in African refugee camps. Hunger "stalks large parts of the country" while the scale of waste...

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Victim's Family Sue Abuse Doctor's Hospital

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Reporter The mother of boy sexually abused by his doctor is taking legal action against the hospital that employed him, claiming more should have been done to keep him safe. The child, who is 14 now, suffers from a serious...

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Archbishop Welby Warns Hunger Stalks The UK

The Archbishop of Canterbury says he was left more shocked at the plight of poor families in the UK being forced to rely on food banks than the suffering in African refugee camps. Hunger "stalks large parts of the country" while the scale of waste...

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