uk-hotdailynews: 2015-06-18 U.K. U.K.

Man charged following brutal assault on heavily pregnant woman which cost her ...
Mirror.co.uk
A man has been charged following a brutal assault on a heavily pregnant woman which cost her the life of her unborn baby. Malorie Bantala, who was 32 weeks pregnant, remains in a critical condition in hospital following the attack in Talford Place, Peckham, ...

Mum-to-be attack: man is charged   expressandstar.com
Peckham: Man charged over 'brutal and vile' attack on a heavily pregnant woman   International Business Times UK
Malorie Bantala: Man charged after 'vile' attack on pregnant mum who lost ...   Daily Star

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Labour leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham: stick with Tony Blair's legacy
Belfast Telegraph
Labour should not attempt to move away from the legacy of Tony Blair, the party's leadership frontrunner Andy Burnham has said. Also in this Section. Republic of Ireland prepares contingency plans for UK leaving the European Union · George Osborne warns ...

Labour election debates lacked the wow factor that the party needs   Mirror.co.uk
Labour hopefuls in TV hustings clash   The Times (subscription)
Labour Leadership Hopefuls Battle It Out   Sky News
The Northern Echo
Scotsman (blog)
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David Cameron to meet more EU leaders to make case for reforms
BBC News
David Cameron is to continue to make the case for the UK to overhaul its relationship with the European Union. The prime minister will meet his Irish counterpart Enda Kenny for talks in Downing Street and also host European Parliament president Martin ...

Britain to support Italy's intelligence effort on migrants   DAWN.com
Ireland must start working on its anti-Brexit strategy   Irish Independent
Cameron calls for action on Libya migrants   The Times (subscription)
Daily Mail
Herald Scotland
Financial Times
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Salisbury Plain troop carrier crash injures 20 in Wiltshire
Daily Mail
At least 20 soldiers have been wounded – with up to five left with life-changing injuries – after three Army vehicles collided during a training exercise. The incident happened at around 6.30pm last night in a training area at Westdown Camp, near Larkhill in ...

Military Exercise Crash: Two Seriously Hurt   Sky News
British, Indian soldiers hurt as troop carriers collide   The Sun Daily
'20 injured' in troop carrier crash   The Star

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Boris Tells Taxi Driver: 'F*** Off And Die'
Sky News
The London Mayor uses some choice language as he is confronted by a cabbie unhappy with his stance on the Uber app. 03:19, UK, Thursday 18 June 2015. Boris Johnson. Boris cycled away after telling the driver to 'f*** off'. Share on Twitter · Share on ...

London mayor tells cabbie to 'f*** off and die'   New Zealand Herald
Boris sees red with f-word rant at black cab driver   The Times (subscription)
Boris Johnson filmed swearing at taxi driver in London   The Guardian
BBC News
The Independent
Mirror.co.uk
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Two students still critical as parents arrive in SF
Irish Times
Medical staff are closely monitoring two Irish women still in a critical condition after they fell from a fourth-floor collapsed balcony at a 21st birthday party in Berkeley, California. Hannah Waters and Aoife Beary, both from Dublin, are expected to remain critical ...

Deadly balcony collapse tied to rotted wooden beams   STLtoday.com
Berkeley balcony collapse tied to rotted wooden beams   Christian Science Monitor
Rotten wood find in balcony probe   South Wales Guardian
The Hindu
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National Lottery changes mean you'll be 12 times more likely to be eaten by a ...
Daily Mail
Have you recovered yet from the awful shock of failing to win last night's quadruple rollover National Lottery? Me neither. I had it planned down to the last detail, all the wonderful things I was going to do with my £13.4 million prize money — the cars, the polo ...

Numbers don't stack up   Herald Scotland
National Lottery: You're more likely to be taken by aliens than win jackpot, say ...   Express.co.uk
National Lottery   Gloucestershire Echo
Hull Daily Mail
The Guardian
Belfast Telegraph
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Napoleon's bequest to a would-be assassin
Financial Times
Sir, The greatest blot on Napoleon's character (“An emperor's ambivalent legacy”, Paris Notebook, June 17) was the shocking bequest, in his will, of 10,000 francs to a Bonapartist named Cantillon who had attempted to assassinate the Duke of Wellington ...

Why did Abba lose the Battle of Waterloo? CRAIG BROWN'S Eurovision song ...   Daily Mail
Handshakes at Hougoumont after 200 years   Telegraph.co.uk
The Economist explains   The Economist (blog)
ABC Online
Irish Times
Gulf Daily News
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Creasy, Eagle and Bradshaw make it on to Labour deputy leadership ballot ...
The Guardian
Lord Kerslake, the former head of the civil service and former permanent secretary at the Department for Communities, has described the failure to build enough homes as “one of the biggest public policy failure of the last 50 years”. Kerslake is going to chair a ...

Labour deputy leader: Stella Creasy, Angela Eagle and Ben Bradshaw ALL ...   Mirror.co.uk
Labour deputy leadership shortlist finalised   BBC News
Harriet Harman: the best leader Labour's never had   Telegraph.co.uk
Western Morning News
HITC
Exeter Express and Echo
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Labour accuses SNP over teenage vote moves
Herald Scotland
Shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn has accused the SNP of making misleading claims to Parliament about moves to give 16 and 17-year-olds a vote in the EU referendum. Shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn has accused the SNP of making misleading ...

Tory partners   Scotsman
Nicola Sturgeon's Achilles Heel   BQ Live
Lesley Riddoch: Catch-up time for political coverage   The National
gulfnews.com
Scottish Daily Record
Socialist Worker
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