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In the 1970 general election, all bar one had predicted the wrong result and their performance in the two 1974 general elections was charitably described as "unhappy". Why then should we be interested in the latest poll conducted by NatCen and published in the British Social Attitudes (BSA) series? The answer is that h...
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Media playback is not supported on this device The American broke down in tears after confirming she had dislocated her right patella and ruptured her patellar tendon in Thursday's fall. The injury will require surgery, which will sideline the 32-year-old for some time. "I will get through this and I will get back out ...
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Vaccination was introduced in 2008 for UK girls, to immunise them against the virus that causes cervical cancer. The agency says its review does not question that the benefits of vaccination outweighs any risk. It will focus on rare reports of two things - complex regional pain syndrome and a condition where standing u...
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Sheriff Michael Wood took the unusual step of convening court inside a G4S prisoner transport van for a hearing. Staff were concerned that accused Jamie Wisbey could have scabies, or a similar transmittable condition. Wisbey, 49, made no plea or declaration over allegations he had a crossbow in Perth, and was remanded ...
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The pair were sent to the stands in the 11th minute of the first leg at Fratton Park after allegedly using improper language and/or behaviour. The game finished 2-2, with the Pilgrims winning the return game 1-0. Both have accepted the fine, which is the standard penalty for the offence. Plymouth are in the play-off fi...
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They say the man coded a backdoor into the sites he built for businesses, to harvest their customers' data. He then used the credentials to make online purchases, open gambling accounts and impersonate victims' family members, police allege. Credentials for more than 20,000 people were found on the suspect's computer. ...
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The Belfast Telegraph's exclusive about a boy who battled a brain condition, and was injured in a petrol bomb attack in Newtownabbey dominates its front page. Speaking to the paper, the boy's mother, Danielle Thompson, explains his surgery scars were scorched by flames when the family were trying to flee their home. Sh...
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The Canadian indie band is the first act announced for the festival, which was under threat of being cancelled. The band were recommended to the event's organisers by music legend David Bowie. It will be their first UK festival performance since 2014. The four-day festival at Seaclose Park, Newport will run from 8-11 J...
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In 2014 Nick Dickson, 52, gave himself the challenge of hill walking one thousand miles, with the intention of seeing more of the UK countryside while increasing his fitness. This is his story. "Last Jan 1st, like many people, I made a resolution to take more exercise. When I moved up to the North from London in 2011 I...
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The credit card provider said it took almost $600m (£370m) in after-tax charges in the fourth quarter of 2012. The company said that these charges would halve its net profit for the quarter from $1.2bn to $637m. It said the majority of the job losses would be in its travel business, which is being "fundamentally reinv...
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More than 60 samples have been added to the agency's new dedicated Soundcloud account, but listeners are unable to leave comments underneath the files. Astronaut communications, including "Houston, we've had a problem" and "the Eagle has landed", can be heard - as well as some more abstract noises made by working space...
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Police notes read out revealed a social worker had confirmed the pair were at least known to each other - a few days after she went missing in August 1994. Arlene, 15 from Castlederg went missing after a night out at a disco in County Donegal in 1994. Her body has never been found. Det Con Gareth Jenkins told the inque...
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The paper says there are calls for councillor Graham Craig to apologise for remarks he made about council chief Suzanne Wylie. During a debate on cycling, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) councillor remarked how he occasionally saw Progressive Unionist Party councillor Dr John Kyle on his bike. But he added: "And I ...
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27 May 2016 Last updated at 13:51 BST It's called the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) and is one of the biggest scientific projects in history. Unlike an optical telescope, which is a simple piece of glass that makes far away objects appear closer, a radio telescope detects radio waves coming from space. Radio waves are a...
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The 26-year-old was knocked unconscious in a heavy fall just 25km from the finish in Sheffield on Sunday. In a statement on Monday, the Cofidis team said Bouhanni was "still stunned" and had headaches and "vision problems", but no broken bones. Bouhanni, who won Saturday's second stage, will have a further examination ...
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Thanet Council has advised people not to enter the sea between Walpole Bay and Dumpton Gap. Hotel owner Jane Bishop said she was worried visitors would leave the area. Southern Water said it had done nothing wrong by releasing storm water from its stations at Foreness Point and Broadstairs. Signs have been erected on b...
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Reigning champion Hamilton, 31, holds a nine-point lead over his German rival after Rosberg, also 31, was victorious in Belgium on Sunday. That ended a run of four straight wins for the British driver, who had trailed by 43 points after four races. Formula 1 heads to Italy this weekend, with eight races remaining. "I'm...
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Jamieson carded a five-under-par 67 to finish in a three-way tie for second behind Sweden's Johan Carlsson. Englishmen Ross Fisher and Graeme Storm are a stroke further back, alongside Bradley Dredge of Wales. "We had the best of the conditions, not a breath of air, and the greens are so good this year," said Jamieson,...
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The names were mentioned in plea bargain testimony of former executives of construction firm Odebrecht, but have not been made public. It is unclear if they include ministers in President Michel Temer's government. The Operation Car Wash investigates overpriced contracts at Petrobras. Supreme Court Judge Edson Fachin, ...
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The League One side have not specified why they have taken the action against the 24-year-old former Everton trainee. A brief club statement said: "Procedures are being followed and no further comment will be made until the completion of these actions." Baxter joined the club from Oldham Athletic in 2013, and has score...
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Nordhaug, 30, got the better of Thomas Voeckler at the end of the 174km stage from Bridlington to win in 4 hours 22 minutes 38 seconds. The 2012 Tour de France winner Sir Bradley Wiggins, 35, competing for Team Wiggins, ended in 96th position. Saturday's 174km second stage of the inaugural race runs from Selby to York....
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The proposal by Cheshire East, Cheshire West & Chester and Warrington councils aims to improve transport links, build homes and boost business. An official report said there was a strong ambition to "drive forward the Northern Powerhouse". But there is disagreement over whether there should be an elected mayor. Focuses...
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Mr Hussain is the candidate of the ruling PML-N party. He faced a challenge from Wajihuddin Ahmad of the PTI. The main opposition PPP boycotted the poll in protest at the date of the vote being changed. Pakistan's largely ceremonial president is elected by members of parliament and the four provincial assemblies. The i...
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The health minister was expected to announce a new strategy this month. But on Thursday, Michelle O'Neill said: "There is no longer an executive in place to agree a budget for an elective-care plan." The Stormont institutions face collapse following the resignation of Martin McGuinness as deputy first minister. The 201...
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But there is, nonetheless, an ever-growing list of promising companies that sell out or simply fail, rather than growing into British titans that could rival the likes of Microsoft, Apple, Google, IBM, Intel, Oracle and Facebook. Below are some notable examples: There was a time in the 1980s when video gamers and teena...
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Media playback is not supported on this device The working group will comprise key bodies associated with preparing a bid. The Irish government and the Northern Ireland Executive hope the move will lay the groundwork for a potential combined pitch to stage the tournament. Ministers from Belfast and Dublin met in Armagh...
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The prestigious awards event, first staged in 1954, was last held at the venue in 2008. Gary Lineker, Clare Balding and Gabby Logan will host a celebration of the best sporting achievements of 2017, in front of an audience of nearly 11,000. Britain's world number one tennis player Andy Murray has won the main prize in ...
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The slump in expectations came as Bank of Scotland's latest business monitor indicated improved export activity seen in the first three quarters of 2014 had ground to a halt. The bank said exporting was "proving a challenge" in the face of stagnant eurozone economies. Overall, it expects economic recovery to continue t...
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City were eliminated from the Champions League last 16 by Monaco in midweek and trail leaders Chelsea by 10 points in the Premier League with 11 games left. Guardiola reaffirmed his commitment to City ahead of Sunday's home game with Liverpool (16:30 GMT). "I have more power than ever to shape the squad," he said. Guar...
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The miner said a number of parties are interested in the assets and it is "actively pursuing options to exit". Shareholder Elliott Management has campaigned for strategic changes at BHP including the sale of its shale operations. It comes as the company reported $5.89bn (£4.56bn) annual net profit. BHP said on Tuesday ...
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Apostolos Tzitzikostas, governor of Greece's Central Macedonia region, said the number of migrants on the frontier had grown to at least 13,000. A state of emergency would facilitate aid supplies, Greek media report. Earlier, the EU's top migration official warned Greece could be "overwhelmed" by the crisis. Dimitris A...
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A deadly bee disease has spread worldwide through imports of infected honeybees, according to genetic evidence. Stricter controls are needed to protect bees from other emerging diseases, researchers report in Science journal. The virus together with the Varroa mite can kill-off whole hives, putting bee populations at r...
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Ice Factor Kinlochleven has been shut since 29 July when an accidental fire broke out in the sauna area of the building. Nobody was hurt in the incident and the structure of the 119-year-old former Victorian smelter survived. Jamie Smith, of the site's owners Ice Factor International, said he hoped to be able to reopen...
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Gytis Griskevicius denies attacking and drowning Marina Erte, 33, in the bath at her flat in Boston on 20 May 2016. Lincoln Crown Court had previously heard he was motivated by jealousy as Ms Erte was in a new relationship. Mr Griskevicius, 32, of St Ann's Lane, Boston, is accused of murdering Ms Erte just hours after ...
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HMP Berwyn is expected to open at the end of the month at a cost of £250m. The UK Government will pay for services like health, social care and education at the prison, but is unlikely to pay for its policing. A permanent team of North Wales Police (NWP) officers will be stationed there, but the Ministry of Justice (Mo...
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9 February 2016 Last updated at 00:47 GMT The Philippines is hit by dozens of typhoons every year, but now genetic engineering is being used to protect crops from the weather. And other innovations such as satellite mapping could help farmers protect their livelihoods. The BBC's Rico Hizon visited Bulacan province, nor...
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Ms Suu Kyi will meet President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang, but no other details have been provided. Relations between the countries have cooled in recent years, partly because of violence near their mutual border. Myanmar has been fighting rebels in its eastern Kokang region, which borders China's Yunnan provinc...
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The white Range Rover Revere - with a starting price of £75,000 - was seen parked near Harrods in west London and daubed with angry messages by what appears to be a scorned lover. "Cheater" was painted on both sides of the vehicle while the words, "Hope she was worth it" were marked on the rear window and bonnet. Klo ...
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The 24-year-old has made eight appearances for Worcester this season, three of them in the Premiership. "Newcastle is a club which is set to go places and I want to be part of that. It is a huge opportunity," he said. Sowrey is the sixth Falcons signing for next season following Sam Egerton, Vereniki Goneva,Sam Lockwoo...
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5 March 2016 Last updated at 10:13 GMT Brian Starkey found the material at his home in Brampton, Cambridgeshire, with leaflets from the "Yes" and "No" campaigns at the time. Mr Starkey said he kept them simply because he thought they were "quite interesting", with one leaflet stating "you may never have the chance to m...
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In cities like Sheffield and Hull almost a third of workers can expect higher wages, the living standards think-tank says. But it fears that could see "one wage towns" where employers cope with higher salaries for their most junior staff by failing to put up pay for more experienced workers. The Office for Budget Respo...
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The family of David Dixon, 50, who lived in Brussels with his partner and young son, said it was "the most terrible news". Mr Dixon had contacted his family after the airport blasts but was missing after the later Metro station blast. The UK government said seven Britons had been injured in Tuesday's attacks. Three wer...
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Founded in 2002 by Jonathan Abrams and Ross MacKinnon - two computer programmers working in Silicon Valley, California - Friendster burst onto the scene in March 2003. It was, Mr Abrams was rumoured to have said, a great way to meet girls. By the autumn of 2003 it had amassed three million users and secured millions of...
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Click or tap below to see full results, provided by the Associated Press. Alabama Alaska Republican caucuses Arkansas Colorado Georgia Massachusetts Minnesota Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Super Tuesday is all about winning delegates, who endorse a candidate at the party conventions in July. The delegate tr...
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The men, aged 20 and 30, were arrested on Station Road in Lochgelly on Friday. They are due to appear in court on Monday. Det Insp Colin Robson said: "This was a significant seizure of cocaine that was destined for our streets and shows the commitment of Police Scotland to removing controlled drugs from our communities...
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Stornoway High consulted on a split after the General Assembly voted last May for a proposal that would allow gay men and women to become ministers. The issue has caused divisions in some congregations, with opponents arguing that it goes against the word of God. About 100 people will continue to worship at Stornoway H...
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The election commission (Inec) said it hoped to announce the winner on Monday. The UN has praised the poll despite technical hitches, protests and violence linked to Boko Haram. Voting spilled into a second day in some parts of Nigeria after problems with new electronic card readers. President Jonathan was among those ...
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It will pay taxes on UK and some international sales through the hub. The move is unusual for a US technology company, many of which set up international headquarters in Ireland or other European countries due to tax breaks. However, the European Commission has been cracking down on some of the tech companies' tax deal...
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Roedd Mohammed Haji Sadiq wedi ymosod ar y plant wrth iddo gynnal gwersi astudio'r Coran. Clywodd Llys y Goron Caerdydd ei fod wedi "manteisio ar ei sefyllfa" ac roedd wedi cyffwrdd â'r merched yn amhriodol fel ffordd o ddisgyblu'r plant. Cafwyd Sadiq yn euog o'r troseddau yn dilyn achos ym mis Mehefin. Yn ôl y dystiol...
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It is understood the deal for the 31-year-old could be worth up to £5m, depending on add-on clauses. The Scotland international made 280 appearances for the Bluebirds after arriving from Norwich City on a free transfer in 2009. He is the first senior player to join the Tigers since they secured promotion back to the Pr...
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They said 43 others, including seven journalists, were injured after bombs exploded at the Dayah hotel - although there have been no official numbers. Somali security minister Abdirizak Omar Mohamed earlier said four attackers had been killed by security forces. The Islamist militant group al-Shabab has said it carried...
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Holyrood's devolution committee has already backed bringing back the visas, which allowed students to remain in Scotland to work after graduation but were withdrawn in 2012. The Scottish Affairs Committee said returning the visas could help fill skills gaps in key professions. The UK government said it would study the ...
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The England international, 24, has passed his medical and could face Arsenal in Saturday's opening Premier League game at the Emirates Stadium. "I'd heard about a potential move at the start of the summer," he said. "Now is the time when I need to get back to playing every week." Kelly made his Liverpool debut in 2008 ...
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The Swans have valued Wales midfielder Allen at £20m as they seek to replace Everton target Gylfi Sigurdsson. Clement would not address the Allen interest, but did say he hopes to conclude the sale of Sigurdsson. "I'm not going to speak about incoming players. The only situation that's important is the Gylfi Sigurdsson...
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Media playback is unsupported on your device 4 September 2014 Last updated at 08:11 BST Fire fighters said the blaze spread quickly in Siskiyou County. They're are also battling a number of smaller fires. Around 250 homes have been evacuated, but up to 750 are at risk. The blaze has already destroyed 100 square miles o...
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He was a 14-year-old farm labourer at the start of World War II when his boss delayed paying him and eight others. Taking matters into his own young hands he led a protest on the Sussex farm and successfully demanded the money. More than 70 years later, he faces a more fearsome challenge in the High Court as he tries t...
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The figures have been compiled by the price comparison website MoneySuperMarket from its own records. The website looked at the details given by 11 million people who sought car insurance quotes in the past year. Scaffolders had the highest rate of convictions at 5.7 per 1,000 drivers, while typists had the lowest rate...
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Negotiations drew to a close on Saturday afternoon without agreement and are set to resume on Monday. But Mr Adams said a deal was unlikely to happen by Monday when the Northern Ireland secretary is due to update MPs on his next course of action. Earlier, the DUP accused Sinn Féin of having a "shopping list" of demands...
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The party's leader Andrew Holness, 43, vowed to create jobs, grow the economy and improve education and healthcare. Labor won 33 of the country's 63 seats in a vote with a 47% turnout, beating the People's National Party of Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller. Jamaica is heavily indebted, but austerity measures introd...
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Plans for the Home and Foreign offices to find up to 40% of savings leaves "missing links" in financing, the Royal United Services Institute said. The "credibility" of government's defence policy was at risk, it added. A Treasury spokesman said "security comes first". In July, Chancellor George Osborne launched his spe...
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One Love Manchester is raising money for those affected by the suicide bombing at the end of Ariana Grande's performance at the Manchester Arena. She is returning to the city, joined by stars including Justin Bieber, Coldplay, Katy Perry and Take That. It is not yet known how the unfolding London attack might affect th...
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His hiring follows the sacking of Tykes assistant Tommy Wright, who was named in a Daily Telegraph investigation alleging corruption in football. Wright has denied breaking any law or Football Association and Fifa rules. Clapham, 40, left his previous role as first-team coach at League One side Coventry on 29 September...
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The Electoral Commission said Royal Mail was told not to fold leaflets with its material but there were instances where this had been breached. Caerphilly MP Wayne David said it had happened "in large parts of Wales". Royal Mail said it was not its policy to fold leaflets together. A spokesman said: "It appears that in...
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She surpassed the tenure of Queen Victoria in September and has now reigned for nearly 64 years. The Queen, who turns 90 in April, carried out 306 engagements in the UK and 35 overseas. This was more than the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry combined - but fewer than Prince Charles. It was also a busy yea...
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Chasing 60 to claim their first win of the tournament, Ireland mustered only 47-7 in Dharamsala. Paul van Meekeren twice claimed two wickets in two balls in figures of 4-11, and Roelof van der Merwe took 2-3. Stephan Myburgh hit 27 off 18 balls and George Dockrell took 3-7 in the Netherlands' 59-5 after rain delayed pl...
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16 March 2017 Last updated at 14:19 GMT Emma Vardy takes a look for the Daily Politics.
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James Hipwell, who was jailed in 2006 for writing about firms whose shares he owned, said he witnessed repeated privacy infringements at the paper. He told the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics that he overheard showbiz journalists openly talking about it. Publisher Trinity Mirror has insisted its journalists work with...
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England are just one match away from lifting the cup - so here's everything you need to know before the big day. England will play either India or Australia on Sunday. The match will be held at Lord's, which is a famous cricket ground in London. Tickets have sold out, with 26,500 fans expected to attend. Heather Knight...
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The 14 cases of misuse by council staff recorded in 2012 included suggestive comments, threats, and criticism of the authorities concerned. Powys council sacked one worker and gave final written warnings to two others, while Gwynedd and Torfaen also reported three cases each. Ten Welsh councils said they had recorded n...
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Serious problems with BA's systems led to thousands of passengers having their plans disrupted on Saturday. Passengers described "chaotic" scenes at the airports, with some criticising BA for a lack of information. The airline apologised and said it was refunding and rebooking customers. BA advised customers to continu...
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Fletcher, in at number six as a nightwatchman, helped his side from their overnight 96-4 to 305 all out. He was run out just short of a maiden first-class century, slipping after been sent back by James Pattinson (59). Durham reached 162-5 at the close, leading by 19 runs, but with opener Keaton Jennings unbeaten on 62...
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The extra day off - Japan now has 16 public holidays a year - became law in 2014 but is just taking effect. The campaign to have a Mountain Day was a longstanding cause for hiking and mountain-related groups, who wanted to celebrate Japan's terrain and its connection to the nation's geography and culture. Japan also li...
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The fire at the former St Kevin's Hospital in Shanakiel has been brought under control. It is understood a fisherman on the River Lee raised the alarm at about 20:00 local time on Tuesday. An investigation has started into the cause of the blaze. RTÉ reports that the five-storey Victorian building was built in 1895 to ...
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The 25-year-old, signed from Crystal Palace for a reported £10m in the summer, clinically fired home after Mohamed Diame's ball over the top. Newcastle edged the opening period, with Isaac Hayden twice heading wide when well placed. Gayle struck the post after half-time, as City failed to seriously trouble Magpies goal...
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The finance secretary said it would be wrong to strike a bargain which cut Scotland's budget. Mr Swinney said a "fiscal framework" needed to link Scotland's budget to economic performance. But the prime minister has insisted "unprecedented devolution on taxes" was being sent to Holyrood. David Cameron made his comment ...
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Gareth James, 41, broke into a house in Brecon, Powys, believing it was the home of someone who owed him £400. But when he opened the laptop he stole, he saw the wrong name on the screen, Merthyr Crown Court was told. James, of Llanfaes, near Brecon, admitted burglary and was jailed for four months, suspended for a ye...
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Schmidt opted to select Jackson, 24, as opposed to Ian Madigan, to replace injured Johnny Sexton in Saturday's first Test in Cape Town. "Paddy did some super stuff," said the Ireland coach after the 26-20 win. "He controlled the first 20 minutes of the game. We actually built our confidence through that period." Irelan...
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The latest satellite data shows the UV output is far more changeable than scientists had previously thought. A UK scientific team now shows in Nature Geoscience journal how these changes lead to warmer winters in some places and colder winters in others. The researchers emphasise there is no impact on global warming. T...
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Mauricio Ortega had his term shortened from 26 to 18 years. The court ruled he was not attempting to kill Nabila Rifo when he attacked her. He beat Ms Rifo until she passed out. Then he gouged out her eyes and left her in the street, where she suffered hypothermia. The ruling sparked a protest outside the Supreme Court...
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There are countless instances of artists destroying their own work. If Louise Bourgeois disliked a small sculpture she'd been working on, she would simply shove it off the end of her kitchen table and watch it smash to smithereens. Francis Bacon famously destroyed all his early work, and an impecunious Picasso would pa...
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The Real Madrid forward, 27, scored three goals as Wales made the semi-finals, their first appearance at a major tournament in 58 years. Wales' bid to reach the 2018 World Cup in Russia begins against Moldova in Cardiff on Monday 5 September. "It's great to be back together again," Bale said. "It doesn't feel too long ...
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Benjamin Netanyahu said the new elections for the 120-member Knesset - the Israeli parliament - would take place "as soon as possible." His right-wing coalition government has been in power since 2009. Although he remains a popular leader he has been unable to agree the annual budget with his coalition partners. The ne...
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New analysis from the Office for National Statistics showed they came after six London boroughs, plus Milton Keynes and Berkshire. The 2015 measure of Gross Value Added (GVA) showed Edinburgh growing at 4.5%, the fastest pace of any UK city other than Belfast. GVA is a calculation of economic output similar to Gross Do...
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About 1,000 tonnes of granite boulders have been used to plug the hole which opened up behind the Pyramids Centre in Southsea between 25 and 26 December. Council leader Donna Jones said: "I'm very confident that what we've done will stop any further deterioration." The authority said plans for a multimillion-pound repl...
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Blaise Compaore, who was deposed recently as Burkina Faso's president, was always a difficult subject to handle for us here in Ghana. As the man who for 27 years was in charge of the country to the north of us, we had to deal with him. The suave, sharp-suited former soldier of few words posed difficulties for our ruler...
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Henry, 24, will fill in as the county's main overseas player from early April until the end of June. South African Kyle Abbott will then take over in early July for the second half of the season. "Worcestershire have had strong links with New Zealand cricket going back to when Glenn Turner played for them for many seas...
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Hugh James Rodley, 69, from Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, was sentenced to eight years in jail in 2009 for trying to steal £229m from a Japanese bank. In 2012, he was given an additional seven years after being convicted of conning 741 pensioners out of £6m. He was sentenced at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Wednes...
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Maasai tribesmen in Kenya traditionally hunt the big cats to compete for recognition, impress women and identify leaders. But conservationists fear the killings are contributing to an alarming decline in lion numbers. It is hoped the 2014 Maasai Olympics could help foster a culture-change. Chester Zoo is the main spons...
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I've been to Downing Street, where Y Ddraig Goch was flying above Number 10 and David Cameron hosted a reception fuelled by Welsh produce from chocolate to Welshcakes. Entertainment was provided by Only Boys Aloud. "Croeso i Stryd Downing," as the prime minister put it before admitting "the only other Welsh I was taugh...
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What is shingles? Shingles is caused by the same virus as chickenpox, herpes varicella zoster. The virus can remain inactive in the nervous system for decades, with the body's immune system keeping it in check, but later in life it can flare up again and emerge this time as shingles. The disease affects the nerves and ...
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Broudie Jackson Canter (BJC) Solicitors said Theresa May should send a team in to examine the force "root and branch". The force has been criticised after the Hillsborough inquests concluded the 96 victims were unlawfully killed and there were police failings. Mrs May said she would help the force "confront the mistake...
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The incident occurred 70 minutes into Worthing's home tie against Peacehaven at the Robert Albon Memorial Ground. Sussex Police say a 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of assault, and has been bailed until 3 October pending further enquiries. At the time the game was called off, Peacehaven were leading 2-0. "Af...
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The 30-year-old Prince, known as Captain Wales, has been embedded with the Australian army for a month as he prepares to leave the British forces. He was out of the country when his niece Princess Charlotte was born on 2 May. Prince Harry has spent the last month with units in Perth, Darwin and Sydney. Prince Harry too...
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The Robins, who scored three first-half goals in their opening league win over Barnsley on Saturday, hit the ground running quickly against Argyle too. Jens Hegeler's strike, Nathan Baker's header, Korey Smith's curler and teenager Freddie Hinds' powerful hit put the hosts 4-0 up at the break. Winger Jamie Paterson ben...
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Paatelainen refused to discuss the reasons for the defender's exit, which United say was "by mutual consent". But he insists it was not because Gunning picked the ball up mid-play against Inverness Caledonian Thistle. "That had nothing to do with it," said the United boss. "There haven't been any fall-outs here." Gunni...
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Police received a report of the attack on the ground floor flat in Mourne View Park, Lisburn, at around 2.30 BST. Windows were broken and the inside of the property was scorch damaged, but no-one was at home at the time of the incident and there were no reports of any injuries. Three men were seen leaving the area on f...
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It said the people killed had been armed with machetes and wooden clubs. On Saturday, the army launched attacks with helicopter gunships on Rohingya villages in Rakhine. Eight people, including two soldiers, died. The attacks were "clearance operations" targeting armed militants, the army said. Images and videos on soc...
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Ceballos had been released from prison last year and placed under house arrest for health reasons. In a statement, the interior ministry said he was planning to escape this month. It said Ceballos had planned to coordinate acts of violence at an opposition demonstration planned for 1 September. He was arrested in March...
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Media playback is unsupported on your device 24 July 2015 Last updated at 00:25 BST It got the man dubbed the "the iPod's father" - the engineer/designer who sold Steve Jobs on his vision of a portable music player, and then worked to build it, update it and then repeat the process with the iPhone. In January, Google's...
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Stephen Pike, from Ely, murdered father-of-four Clint Simms, 39, in an alleged feud between the pair, Cardiff Crown Court heard. Pike was woken by father-of-five Mr Simms allegedly kicking the front door and shouting through the letter box. Pike stabbed him in the chest as soon as he opened the door, the court heard. P...
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