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Climber who died after Ben Nevis fall named by police
Mobile coverage still limited in many rural areas, says watchdog
Rescue bid under way after Russian cargo ship runs aground off Cornish beach
Lorries overturn on ferry and spark major emergency response
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Massive cargo ship runs aground off Cornish beach
A 16,000-tonne Russian cargo ship has run aground off a beach in Cornwall. The massive vessel, believed to be the Kuzma Minin, grounded off
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Storms uncover 100-million-year-old dinosaur footprints
Storm surges along the Sussex coast have revealed dozens of dinosaur footprints after sections of the cliffs collapsed. Scientists said the
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Overdraft charges set for ‘biggest shake-up in a generation’
Radical plans to overhaul how banks charge customers for overdrafts – including stopping firms charging higher prices for unarranged
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Katie Price given January court date after being charged with driving offence
Katie Price will appear in court after she was charged with being drunk in charge of a motor vehicle.The former glamour model was charged by postal
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Yorkshire Tea’s brew-sing backlash as new bags get lukewarm reception
Yorkshire Tea’s new biodegradable tea bags have left customers stewing – after they complained the flimsy bags were ruining
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What is happening with Labour’s no-confidence motion in Theresa May?
Labour sought to pile the pressure on Theresa May as Prime Minister following delays to the Brexit deal vote, but the PM hit back as she effectively
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What the papers say – December 18
Another day of political tensions makes headlines on Tuesday.The Daily Telegraph says Theresa May has challenged Jeremy Corbyn to call a
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Cabinet to meet after Downing St dares Corbyn to call Government confidence vote
Theresa May will meet with her Cabinet today to reportedly discuss ramping up no-deal preparations with little more than 100 days to go to Brexit,
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Neo-Nazi couple to be sentenced
A neo-Nazi couple who named their baby in honour of Hitler are due to be sentenced.Adam Thomas, 22, and Claudia Patatas, 38, were found guilty after
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Diane Abbott condemns Twitter over thousands of ‘racist and misogynist’ tweets
Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbot has urged Twitter to take action over “highly offensive racist and misogynist” abuse on the
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Downing St challenges Corbyn after blocking PM confidence vote ‘stunt’
Downing Street has dared Jeremy Corbyn to bring a vote of no confidence in the Government in a bid to seek a general election, after blocking the
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Two staff members at hospital for vulnerable adults suspended
Two further staff members at Muckamore Abbey Hospital have been suspended, the health trust said.Historical CCTV footage from the Co Antrim facility
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Cosla job loss warning over budget settlement
Scottish councils’ allocations in the draft budget put at risk the delivery of essential services next year, according to local government
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Christmas back on the menu for Hull’s homeless after hotel cancellation row
A charity whose booking for 28 homeless people was cancelled by a Hull hotel has said “who says miracles don’t happen”
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Labour: Gig economy workers trapped in Dickensian conditions
Labour has accused the Government of leaving gig economy workers trapped in Dickensian conditions, as the Government sets out a new action
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Murder inquiry launched after Lanark death
Police have launched a murder inquiry after the death of a 37-year-old man.William Gladstone was attacked along with another man aged 60 outside a
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Fruit and vegetables sold in British supermarkets 'could contain norovirus', says Food Standards Agency
Fruit and vegetables sold in British supermarkets could contain the norovirus, the Food Standards Agency has said. In the first UK survey of its
