uk-hotdailynews: 2014-12-08 U.K. U.K.

'Speed Up Benefits Payments' To End Hunger
Sky News
Leading church figures including the Archbishop of Canterbury join MPs to launch a blueprint to eliminate hunger in Britain. 03:28, UK, Monday 08 December 2014. Black Country Foodbank. 'Unprecedented' numbers of people depend on food banks in the ...

Forces joined in hunger battle   The Northern Echo
'Pay benefits faster' to reduce hunger, MPs urge   BBC News
PETER MCKAY: How can we have hunger as well as an obesity crisis?   Daily Mail
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Air pollution 'causing deadly public health crisis'
BBC News
New schools, care homes and hospitals should be built far away from major roads because of the dangers of air pollution, a report by MPs says. The Environmental Audit Committee argues air pollution is a "public health crisis" causing nearly as many deaths ...

Stop building schools near pollution blackspots, say MPs   The Independent
School pupils and hospital patients at risk of killer pollution, say MPs   The Guardian
Action urged on 'invisible killer'   St Helens Star

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Maths and science teaching a priority, Cameron to say
BBC News
Maths and science should be the priority for England's schools, says Prime Minister David Cameron. He is to announce the opening of a National College for Digital Skills in London in 2015, to enhance economic competitiveness in the "global race".
Cameron drive for maths and science   Belfast Telegraph
David Cameron plans to multiply maths and physics teachers   Financial Times

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Alex Salmond to stand at general election – but what does he want, can he really ...
The Independent
When Alex Salmond first turned up in the House of Commons in 1987, he had an interesting walk on part, as a minor character who cleverly made more impact than his importance warranted, in a party that was far too small to have any impact on national ...

Alex Salmond: Ex-SNP leader confirms UK parliament bid   BBC News
Salmond "marching to the sound on gunfire" in Westminster return bid   Herald Scotland
Alex Salmond bids to return to House of Commons   Irish Times
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Nigerian Tribune
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British man dies after falling 90m Sydney cliff while trying to watch sunrise
The Independent
A 25-year-old British man has died after he fell off a cliff edge in Sydney, Australia, which he had climbed with friends to watch the sunrise. The Sydney Morning Herald reported the tourist fell 90 metres to the floor below after he and five friends had climbed a ...

UK BASE jumper Gareth Jones killed in North Head cliff fall   Sydney Morning Herald
Tourist killed in fall from cliff lookout   The Times (subscription)
British tourist falls to his death in Australia cliff plunge trying to take sunrise snap   Mirror.co.uk
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Metro
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Widow of Scots IS victim brands his killers 'cowards' and 'monsters'
Express.co.uk
THE WIDOW of murdered aid worker David Haines has revealed that she cannot bring herself to tell their four-year-old daughter what really happened to her father. Published: 00:00, Mon, December 8, 2014. By Dean Herbert. The Haines family FACEBOOK.
Isis are cowards to behead a man on his knees, says widow   The Times (subscription)
Beheaded aid worker's wife labels killers 'cowards'   Stuff.co.nz
IS killers 'monsters and cowards'   Belfast Telegraph
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New Zealand Herald
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Coalition rift over economy widens
shropshirestar.com
David Cameron has lashed out at the Liberal Democrats for being "all over the place" as coalition divisions over how to balance the books deepen. The Deputy Prime Minister said George Osborne's economic plans do not add up ...

Coalition leaders trade blows over plans for economy   The Independent
Cameron and Clegg square off over economy as rifts in coalition grow   The Guardian

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Judge resigns after "disgusting" racist remark in court
Irish Independent
A district judge in Britain has resigned after he allegedly told a court that a victim of crime "won't be working anywhere important" because her surname is Patel. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The Crown ...

Judge said victim called Patel could only work in a shop   The Times (subscription)
With a name like Patel she must work in a corner shop: Judge resigns after ...   Daily Mail
Judge resigns over 'racist' comment   Belfast Telegraph
International Business Times UK
Metro
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Police and prosecutors urged to tackle wildlife crime
Herald Scotland
POLICE and the Crown Office are being urged to improve rates of detection and prosecution of wildlife crime amid concern about the number of cases which are pursued. POLICE and the Crown Office are being urged to improve rates of detection and ...

MSPs call for improved detection rates of wildlife crime   BBC News
More wildlife crime detection urged   The Courier
Calls for 'hardline crackdown' on wildlife crime   Scotsman

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Terror at 200ft after carriages collide on world's tallest swing
Express.co.uk
PASSENGERS on the world's tallest swing ride were left screaming as carriages crashed into one another 200ft in the air. Published: 00:01, Mon, December 8, 2014. The ride's empty carriages are blown by strong winds WALES NEWS SERVICE.
'Scariest moment of my life': Two carriages crash into each other on ride at Wales ...   9news.com.au
Winter Wonderland: Watch moment 200ft-high carriages on Sky Ride smash into ...   The Independent
Video: Wales amusement park ride carriages collide   New York Daily News
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