High-Tech Tissue Could 'Mend A Broken Heart'

Scientists are using new technology to create heart muscle patches that beat in sync with a patient's heart. One of the major stumbling blocks with heart surgery is that grafted tissue does not always beat in sync with the rest of the heart. But...

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Glasgow Bin Lorry Crash: Panic Inside The Cab

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Obese Could Lose Benefits Unless They Diet

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent Obese people could lose benefits worth up to £100 a week if they refuse to diet, as a review into sickness payments is ordered by David Cameron. Drug addicts and alcoholics could also lose benefits if they...

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Woman Charged Over Pensioner Care Home Murder

A woman has been charged with the murder of an 81-year-old resident at a care home. Heather Davidson is accused of killing the man at the privately run Sowerby House in North Yorkshire. The 53-year-old is due to appear at Northallerton Magistrates'...

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'Anonymous' Hackers To Expose Child Sex Abusers

By Tom Parmenter, Sky Correspondent Activist network Anonymous is planning a day of action to expose establishment child abuse and cover ups. The group, best known for high-profile computer hacks, has codenamed its latest task 'Operation Death...

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British Sons Plead For Guantanamo Dad's Release

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The British family of a prisoner in Guantanamo Bay have pleaded with the US government to send him home to London. In their first interview, the teenage sons of Shaker Aamer told Sky News how their hopes of a reunion...

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Three Held In Anti-Terror Operations

A man and two women have been arrested on suspicion of terror-related offences. The man, aged 31, is being held on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism and his arrest comes as police search...

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'Uncaring' Paramedic Stood Over Dying Patient

A paramedic who stood over a heart attack victim for a couple of minutes as he lay dying outside hospital has been sentenced. Matthew Geary, who had his hands in his pockets, wrongly assumed Carl Cope, 47, was drunk and CCTV footage showed he left...

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British Victims Sue Costa Concordia Operator

Lawyers for British passengers who were caught up in the Costa Concordia disaster plan to sue the cruise operator after captain Francesco Schettino was found guilty of multiple manslaughter. Judges ruled Schettino, 54, was responsible for the deaths...

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Labour Denies Pink Minibus Is 'Patronising'

Using a bright pink minibus to encourage women to vote is not "patronising", Labour's deputy leader has insisted. Harriet Harman will head up the "woman-to-woman" campaign, which aims to visit more than 70 constituencies before the General Election....

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Four In Ten Schoolgirls Suffer Sexual Coercion

More than 40% of schoolgirls aged between 13 and 17 in England say they have been coerced into engaging in sexual activity, a study has found. Most of the schoolgirls say they were pressured into having sex, although some also reported being raped....

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Driverless Car Trials Begin Across Britain

By Lisa Dowd, Sky News Correspondent A project to test driverless vehicles is being launched today in the hope the UK will become a leading global supplier. A shuttle is being tried out in the London borough of Greenwich and an electric pod will...

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Man Due In Court Over Alan Barnes Mugging

A man will appear in court later charged with assaulting disabled pensioner Alan Barnes outside his home. Richard Gatiss, 25, from Gateshead, will appear at Gateshead Magistrates' Court after being charged with assault with intent to rob. Mr Barnes,...

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Man Murdered Woman, 85, In Scissor Attack

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A man has been found guilty of murdering an 85-year-old woman by stabbing her seven times with a pair of scissors. Robert Buczek, 24, killed Eleanor Whitelaw in her home at Morningside, Edinburgh. During...

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Police Probe Deadly Truck Crash Near School

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'Internet Asbos' For Hate Crime Perpetrators

People who persistently spread racial hatred online could be given "internet Asbos" banning them from sites such as Twitter and Facebook, under proposals to crack down on a "disturbing" rise in anti-Semitism in Britain. A group of MPs has called on...

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Sam Smith Triumphs At Grammy Awards

British singer Sam Smith has won big at this year's Grammy Awards, picking up four prizes, including best new artist and record of the year. The 22-year-old eclipsed superstars Beyonce and Pharrell Williams, who each won three awards. Smith...

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Labour Vows To Give New Dads Four Weeks Off

Labour will significantly boost paternity leave if it wins the election - doubling to four weeks the time fathers can take off and adding more than £100 a week to match the minimum wage. The plans are expected to cost the taxpayer at least £150m a...

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