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Telegraph.co.ukMet Police admits hacking failure was 'unlawful'
Telegraph.co.uk
The Metropolitan Police Service today accepted at the High Court that its failure in 2006 and 2007 to warn victims of phone hacking by the News of the World was unlawful. News of the acceptance that it had ''breached a legal obligation'' came as two ...
Phone hacking: Met police failed to warn victims
Met police accepts failure to warn phone-hacking victims was unlawful
Met says sorry to hacking victims
- Met Police admits hacking failure was 'unlawful' - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukMet Police admits hacking failure was 'unlawful'
Telegraph.co.uk
The Metropolitan Police Service today accepted at the High Court that its failure in 2006 and 2007 to warn victims of phone hacking by the News of the World was unlawful. News of the acceptance that it had ''breached a legal obligation'' came as two ...
Phone hacking: Met police failed to warn victimsBBC News
Met police accepts failure to warn phone-hacking victims was unlawfulThe Guardian
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Daily MailTributes to boy who died in snow
The Press Association
A school has paid tribute to a 10-year-old boy who died after collapsing while out playing in the snow. Joshua Houlgate, who is understood to have suffered from epilepsy when he was younger, was taken ill outside a friend's house in Castleford, ...
Schoolboy, 10, dies snowballingTelegraph.co.uk
Boy of 10 dies playing in the snowYorkshire Evening Post
Boy, 10, dies in snowWakefield Express Daily Mail -Yorkshire Post all 100 news articles » - Man rescued from 14th floor of burning towerblock - Scotsman
ScotsmanMan rescued from 14th floor of burning towerblock
Scotsman
A man has been rescued from the 14th floor of a burning block of flats in the Maryhill area of Glasgow in the early hours of the morning. Around four hours were spent evacuating the flats while firefighters tackled the blaze.
The man was rescued from the 14th floor balconyBBC News
Man plucked from burning buildingThe Press Association
Firefighters rescue man from 14th floor of burning high-riseScottish Daily Record stv.tv all 62 news articles » - Man held over alleged race hate attack - The Guardian
Sky NewsMan held over alleged race hate attack
The Guardian
A 21-year-old man has been arrested after a white teenager was chased and assaulted by a group of young Asian men, in what police have described as a hate crime. Dan Stringer-Prince and his friend Kevan Brown, both 17, were walking past a takeaway in ...
Hyde 'race hate' attack: 21-year-old man arrestedManchester Evening News
Dan Stringer: Picture of trainee chef after he was beaten 'by Asian gang in ...Daily Mail
White teen attack by gang of Asian youths being treated by police as a hate crimeMirror.co.uk Metro -The Sun -Huffington Post UK all 34 news articles » - McCartney to headline Royal concert - The Press Association
BBC NewsMcCartney to headline Royal concert
The Press Association
Pop legend Sir Paul McCartney will headline a spectacular musical tribute to the Queen in London to mark her Diamond Jubilee in June. The former Beatle will be among a concert line-up that will feature artists from across the 60 years of the monarch's ...
Sir Paul McCartney, Jessie J, JLS, and Ed Sheeran to lead celebrations in ...Daily Mail
Diamond Jubilee concert to be headlined by Sir Paul McCartneyMirror.co.uk
Three musical knights headline free concert for Diamond JubileeEvening Standard Telegraph.co.uk -The Guardian -BBC News all 591 news articles » - Abu Qatada ruling 'not the end of the road' says Downing St - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.ukAbu Qatada ruling 'not the end of the road' says Downing St
Telegraph.co.uk
Ministers are considering all legal options for protecting national security from the “real threat” posed by Abu Qatada, after a European court ruling forced judges to order the extremist to be released. The radical Islamic preacher will be back on the ...
Abu Qatada: Theresa May faces questions about bail rulingThe Guardian
Ignore the European Court and deport Abu Qatada tonightSpectator.co.uk
Abu Qatada: Hazel Blears on control orders and courtsBBC News Scotsman -ABC News -Daily Mail all 892 news articles » - Ian Paisley's family maintain bedside vigil - The Guardian
The GuardianIan Paisley's family maintain bedside vigil
The Guardian
The family of Ian Paisley remain at his bedside in Ulster hospital where he is critically ill. Paisley was admitted to the east Belfast hospital on Sunday and is understood to be suffering from respiratory problems. In a statement on Monday, ...
Family hold bedside vigil for Ian PaisleyBelfast Newsletter
Ian Paisley Spends Second Night In Hospital4ni.co.uk
Family at Ian Paisley's hospital bedsideBBC News The Press Association -Mirror.co.uk -U.TV all 585 news articles » - Stalking law call led by Plaid Cymru MP Elfyn Llwyd - BBC News
BBC NewsStalking law call led by Plaid Cymru MP Elfyn Llwyd
BBC News
A Plaid Cymru MP is leading calls for a new law making stalking a specific offence in England and Wales to stop harassment resulting in violence. Elfyn Llwyd led a parliamentary inquiry which says that existing laws do not work because they do not ...
MPs want tougher laws on stalkingPolitics.co.uk
MPs call for stalking to be made a specific crimeTelegraph.co.uk
Calls To Make Stalking A Criminal OffenceSky News Daily Mail -The Guardian -Channel 4 News all 213 news articles » - Stockwell shooting jury shown CCTV of moment 5-year-old was shot - The Guardian
The GuardianStockwell shooting jury shown CCTV of moment 5-year-old was shot
The Guardian
The mother of a five-year-old girl who was shot and paralysed in a gang attack broke down in court as the jury was shown footage of the moment her daughter was hit in the chest by a masked gunman. Sharmila Kamaleswaran cried as clips of her daughter ...
Stockwell shooting: mother of victim, 5, sobs over dramatic CCTV of attackTelegraph.co.uk
Jury shown footage of girl shootingThe Press Association
Jury sees CCTV of Thusha Kamaleswaran shooting attackBBC News Evening Standard -Daily Mail -Sky News all 141 news articles » - Eastbourne and Brighton lifeboats rescue hundreds - BBC News
BBC NewsEastbourne and Brighton lifeboats rescue hundreds
BBC News
An East Sussex lifeboat helped 123 people in 2011, according to figures from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Eastbourne's lifeboat was called out 128 times during the year, making it the fourth busiest station in the UK.
Scottish News: Scottish RNLI lifeboat crews praised for their 'devotion to duty'Scottish Daily Record
Weymouth RNLI perform most rescues in UK for yearDorset Echo
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