Briton With Ebola Cured After Taking New Drug

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School Now Linked To 8 Girls Over IS In Syria

Four schoolgirls banned last week from leaving the UK over fears they would travel to Syria are from the same London school as four other girls who have already fled to join Islamic State, it has been revealed. A judge has decided that it can now...

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Cameron Vows 'Truly Seven-Day-A-Week' NHS

David Cameron is to launch his party's election campaign with a pledge to deliver a "truly seven day NHS" for England if he is returned to power on 7 May. The Prime Minister will use the Conservative spring conference in Manchester to set out plans...

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'Home Alone' Arrest Made Every Day - Report

Every day a parent is arrested on suspicion of leaving one or more of their children at home alone, according to new research. A study by the Press Association found 105 mothers and fathers faced criminal investigation for leaving youngsters unsupervised...

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Policeman Held For Allegedly Murdering Wife

A policeman has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife at their home in Northampton. The 49-year-old, who is a serving officer with Northamptonshire Police, was held after police arrived at a house in Wootton Hall Park at around 1pm on Thursday....

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One Quarter Of Students Consider Sex Work

By Becky Johnson, North Of England Correspondent Nearly a quarter of students in the UK have considered sex work as a way to fund their time at University. A study carried out by academics at Swansea University has found that 5% of students have...

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Prince Charles 'Black Spider Memos' Ruling Due

By Rhiannon Mills, Royal Correspondent The UK's highest appeal court is set to rule whether the government acted unlawfully by preventing the release of Prince Charles' so-called "black spider memos". The judgement from the Supreme Court is the latest...

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Pothole Repairs To Cost '12bn And Take 13 Years'

It will cost more than £12bn and will take 13 years to fix all the potholes on roads in England and Wales, a report has claimed. Despite more being filled in, the Asphalt Industry Alliance (AIA) claims the cash spent on repairs in the last 12 months...

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Lloyds Share Sale Raises Another £500m

Another chunk of shares in Lloyds Banking Group has been sold back to private hands by the Treasury. The disposal of the 1% holding takes the taxpayers' stake in the bank to just below 22%. The Government has so far raised a total of £9bn from...

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Infected Blood Donations: Warnings Ignored

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A public inquiry into why thousands of people were infected by contaminated blood donations has found warnings were ignored by the NHS, Sky News has learned. The report, by Lord Penrose, also criticises...

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Armed Officers Cleared Over Mark Duggan Death

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Salmond Reveals Plans To 'Lock Out' Tories

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Alex Salmond has said that the Scottish National Party will attempt to "lock" David Cameron out of Downing Street if the Conservatives try to form a minority Government after the General Election. Scotland's...

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UK 10 Years Behind Europe On Cancer Survival

Survival rates for cancer in the UK are trailing behind other European countries by 10 years, a charity has warned. Macmillan Cancer Support analysed the most recent results from global research into cancer survival and found many countries were doing...

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Claudia Lawrence: Man Arrested For Murder

A man in his 50s has been arrested on suspicion of murdering Claudia Lawrence, who disappeared six years ago. North Yorkshire Police say searches are currently being conducted which are expected to continue over a number of days. A police spokesman...

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NHS Paid £3,258 For One Doctor's A&E Shift

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent An NHS hospital paid more than £3,200 for a locum doctor to cover a single 24-hour A&E shift over the Christmas and New Year crisis, a Sky News investigation has found. So short staffed were some...

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Woman Killed In Dog Attack: Man Charged

A 23-year-old man charged under the Dangerous Dogs Act after the death of a woman is due to appear at Cardiff Magistrates' Court today. Police were called to a house in the Ely area of Cardiff on Friday night after a 64-year-old woman suffered serious...

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Ashya 'Saved By Therapy Denied By NHS'

Five-year-old Ashya King's life has been saved by specialist proton beam therapy, not available for him on the NHS, his parents have said. Naghmeh and Brett King, who sparked an international manhunt last summer by removing their son from a UK hospital...

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Jail Conditions Back To 'Time Of Strangeways'

Prison conditions are as bad as they were at the time of the Strangeways riots 25 years ago, a former lord chief justice has warned. Lord Woolf - who led the inquiry into trouble at the Manchester jail - said the system is in crisis again and called...

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Military Families 'Swept Under The Carpet'

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Families of soldiers killed fighting for the British military have said the sacrifice of their loved ones should be acknowledged in the General Election. A letter sent to the leaders of the main political...

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MPs 'Putting Lives At Risk Over Legal Highs'

By Poppy Trowbridge, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Political parties are being urged to commit to a ban on the sale of so-called legal highs in their manifestos, or risk putting thousands of young people at risk ahead of the summer music festival season....

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Nine UK Medical Students 'Working In Syria'

Nine British medics are reported to have travelled from Sudan to Syria to work in hospitals in areas controlled by Islamic State. The four men and five women crossed into Syria last week without warning their parents, according to The Observer. One...

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