uk-hotdailynews: 2015-08-07 U.K. U.K.

Jeremy Corbyn backs nationalising 'big six' energy suppliers
Financial Times
Labour would start buying up shares in the “big six” energy companies under a Jeremy Corbyn government until it owned a controlling stake, the party's leftwing leadership contender has said. Mr Corbyn, whose support has surged during the campaign and ...
Labour front-runner Corbyn refuses to condemn the IRA   Irish Independent
IRA terrorists on a par with the British Army, suggests Corbyn   The Times (subscription)
Labour's Jeremy Corbyn says rich happy to pay more tax to fund public services   Belfast Telegraph
Infinite Path
Scotsman
Xbox360Asylum.ca
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New Revenge Porn Laws Are 'Having An Impact'
Sky News
A 21-year-old will be sentenced later today, after becoming the first person to be convicted under new laws introduced in April. 01:14, UK, Friday 07 August 2015. Porn. Those who share indecent images without consent could face prison time. Share on ...

Revenge porn laws having an impact, says DPP Alison Saunders   Belfast Telegraph

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London Tube chaos: Union leaders warn of worse disruption after second strike ...
Mirror.co.uk
A second strike by London Underground workers caused travel chaos in the capital in a bitter row over all-night Tube services. Union leaders warned of worse disruption unless there is a breakthrough as both sides meet at the conciliation service Acas ...
London Underground services return to normal after Tube strike chaos   Belfast Telegraph
Tube strike expected to go ahead   Sutton Guardian
Tube Strike Causes 500 Miles Of Tailbacks   KL.FM 96.7
Slate Magazine (blog)
TV Newsroom
The Daily Star
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Number of hauliers fined over illegal immigrants triples
Belfast Telegraph
The number of fines issued to hauliers found carrying illegal immigrants into the UK has more than tripled over three years as thousands of stowaways have been uncovered, figures show. Ads by Google. Under Home Office rules, drivers can face an ...

Calais crisis: Hauliers fined millions after migrants are found on their vehicles   Telegraph.co.uk
Hauliers facing huge fines over Calais migrants   City A.M.
Fines for hauliers found carrying illegal immigrants triples in UK   Sunday World
Fruitnet
Mirror.co.uk
Portsmouth News
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Harrogate named as happiest place to live in Britain
BBC News
Harrogate is the happiest place to live in Britain, according to a survey by a property website. The spa town topped the poll for the third year in a row in the Rightmove report, which asked 24,000 people how they feel about where they live. Shrewsbury ...
Walsall named as happiest place in the West Midlands   Walsall Advertiser
Happiest places in the UK: Harrogate tops list for third year in a row   The Independent
North yorkshire's harrogate tops happiness league for third year in a row   Daily Mail
WalesOnline
The Guardian
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Union leaders: Whitehall's changes to subscription payments spiteful and malicious
Herald Scotland
DAVID Cameron's Government has been accused of spite, malice and vindictiveness after announcing plans to scrap the system whereby workers pay their trade union subscriptions through the payroll. But Ministers responded to the torrent of criticism by ...

Unions attack 'spiteful' move to end automatic fee payments   Infinite Path
Government plans to scrap automatic union contributions   Dispatch Times
Taxpayers should not be forced to support trade unions   Telegraph.co.uk
Financial Times
BBC News
Belfast Telegraph
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First Great Western strikes: No agreement reached in talks
BBC News
Talks to avoid First Great Western rail strikes have broken down without an agreement being reached, a company negotiator said. Walkouts by rail workers, which were announced on Monday, are still set to go ahead despite talks earlier between the train ...

Bank Holiday train strikes: Talks fail to reach agreement   getreading
Train delays expected after rail strike announcement   Bucks Free Press
Bank Holiday misery threat to train passengers as rail strike looms   Somerset County Gazette

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Crosby: Tories targeted voter fears Sturgeon would pull Miliband strings back ...
Herald Scotland
TORY high command began to hone its General Election campaign focus on voters' fears that Ed Miliband could be “pushed around” by the SNP as far back as November 2014, Lynton Crosby, David Cameron's election strategist, has revealed. In a rare ...

Nigel Farage 'would be better off as a talk show host', says Lynton Crosby   Telegraph.co.uk
Farage 'Would Be Better Off With A Talk Show'   Dispatch Times
Tory strategist Lynton Crosby shares rare analysis of 2015 general election   Yahoo News UK
Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Huffington Post UK
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Air tax stakeholder forum holds first meeting
BBC News
A new group charged with considering how Air Passenger Duty (APD) could be replaced in Scotland has been set up by ministers. Deputy First Minister John Swinney and Infrastructure Secretary Keith Brown jointly chaired the first meeting of the new ...
John Swinney: Group looking at air passenger duty is the "next step" towards ...   Herald Scotland
Stakeholder group to consider air passenger duty replacement   Scottish Daily Record
SNP air tax reforms could hit frequent flyers   Express.co.uk
The National
Holyrood.com
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Northern Ireland police chief George Hamilton in symbolic appearance at West ...
Belfast Telegraph
Chief Constable George Hamilton shakes hands with Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness during the Feile 2015 event. Photo: Kevin Scott / Presseye. Northern Ireland's chief constable has stressed the need for courage to deal with the region's ...
Hamilton makes symbolic appearance in west Belfast   U.TV
400 in the hall listening to Martin McGuinness and George Hamilton while ...   Slugger O'Toole
Martin McGuinness and George Hamilton share festival stage   BBC News
Belfast Live
Care Appointments
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