uk-hotdailynews: 2014-12-29 U.K. U.K.

Convention 'stops egregious acts'
Ballymoney and Moyle Times
Former attorney general Dominic Grieve has said "egregious" behaviour like the CIA's interrogation of al Qaida suspects would not occur in Britain because of the European Convention on Human Rights. The Conservatives have described their plans to stop ...

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Daily Mail

DOUGLAS CARSWELL Ukip MP for Clacton says 'It's not only offensive to dislike ...
Daily Mail
For all the problems in the modern world, most people living in most parts of the planet are better off in 2014 than they were in 2013. People today generally live longer, healthier, more prosperous lives than their parents or grandparents. And 2015 is likely to ...

Ukip MP warns Nigel Farage: Stop being mean to foreigners   Mirror.co.uk
Douglas Carswell Urges Ukip To Stop Blaming Immigrants For Everything   Huffington Post UK
Douglas Carswell tells Ukip to stop blaming foreigners as youth poll shows Nigel ...   The Independent
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Palace guards retreat amid terror fears
The Times (subscription)
Ceremonial troops have been moved from their usual posts outside royal palaces amid fears of a terrorist attack. Soldiers of the Queen's Guard at St James's Palace and other landmarks have been pulled back from their positions or given armed police ...

The Queen's Royal Guards fall back in face of mounting fears of new 'lone wolf ...   Daily Mail
Buckingham Palace guards withdrawn amid fears of 'lone wolf' terror attack   Express.co.uk
Royal Guards moved inside gates of UK's palaces amid terror attack fears   Evening Standard
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BBC News

Rail passengers hit by fresh delays at London stations
BBC News
Rail passengers have faced further delays at London stations after over-running engineering works continued to cause disruption on Sunday night. Some services into King's Cross from northern England and Scotland were delayed by more than an hour.
Rail boss won't get golden goodbye   Retford Today
Network Rail 'deeply sorry' for ruined plans   Scotsman
Fury at £371000 bonus for rail chaos chief   Telegraph.co.uk

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Daily Mail

Sophie Wessex joins the Queen and Prince Charles for Sunday service at ...
Daily Mail
Sophie Wessex cut an elegant figure in a pretty powder pink coat as she joined the rest of the royal family at Sandringham today. The Countess of Wessex, who celebrates her 50th birthday this year, has been lauded for her increasingly chic dress sense in ...

Prince Charles 'handed responsibility for Sandringham'   Telegraph.co.uk
Royals receive a warm welcome on their cold trip to church   Express.co.uk
Prince Charles Reportedly Taking Over Management Of 20000 Acre ...   The Inquisitr

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The Guardian

Thousand hold candle-lit vigil for runaway bin lorry victims
The Times (subscription)
More than 1,000 people congregated for a candle-lit vigil for the victims of the Glasgow bin lorry crash yesterday as a survivor spoke for the first time about how she was “lucky to be alive”. A crowd gathered in the city's Royal Exchange Square close to where ...

Crowd pays respects to bin lorry crash victims   Express.co.uk
Hundreds in vigil for lorry victims   Belfast Telegraph
Hundreds congregate at candle-lit vigil for victims of bin lorry crash   Daily Mail
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BBC News

Paisley said demise of '86 Assembly was 'end of line'
Irish Independent
According to recently released papers in the North Ian Paisley believed he would never again set foot in Stormont - 20 years before he led the DUP into government with Sinn Fein. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. He thought the ...

£3m Stormont policing bill reviewed   Belfast Telegraph
Files show Paisley's Stormont fears   Larne Times
Easy as ABC - a guide to politics in Northern Ireland   BBC News

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The Courier

Social work vacancy rates warning
The Bolton News
Experts have warned that children are being put at risk as new figures show 11% of posts for permanent children's social workers in England are unfilled. The vacancy rates vary significantly around the county, with one local authority struggling at 45%.
Lack of social workers puts vulnerable children at risk   The Independent
Vulnerable children 'at risk' due to social work crisis with one in every 10 posts ...   Mirror.co.uk

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