uk-hotdailynews: 2015-08-21 U.K. U.K.

Labour leadership: Corbyn 'would make Labour Iraq apology'
BBC News
Jeremy Corbyn has said that, if he is elected Labour leader, he will formally apologise on behalf of the party for it taking the country to war with Iraq. Mr Corbyn told the Guardian that Labour would "never again flout the United Nations and ...
Jeremy Corbyn vows he'll apologise for the Iraq war if he wins   Daily Mail
Rival claims Jeremy Corbyn win would split UK Labour party   Irish Times
Jeremy Corbyn will make Iraq War apology on behalf of Labour if he wins contest   Belfast Telegraph
Herald Scotland
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Dementia Levels 'Same As 20 Years Ago'
Sky News
Scientists find there is no basis for fears of a dementia epidemic, with rates stabilising rather than increasing. 04:29, UK, Friday 21 August 2015. Pensioner. Critics warn dementia is the most critical social care challenge in the UK. Share on Twitter ...
Dementia levels 'are stabilising'   BBC News
Dementia cases stabilising in UK, say academics   The Guardian
Dementia epidemic predictions in the UK may have been exaggerated, scientists say   The Independent
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Irish Times
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Cedric Belfrage, the WW2 spy Britain was embarrassed to pursue
BBC News
Britain failed to prosecute a member of the intelligence services who passed secrets to Russia in World War Two out of fear of embarrassment, files in the National Archives have revealed. MI5 also appeared to have failed to grasp the significance of ...
Cedric Belfrage — 'sixth man' Soviet spy who hid in plain sight   Financial Times
MI5 files reveal plan to make Kim Philby drop his guard   Telegraph.co.uk
How MI5 failed to expose matriarch of Cambridge spy ring   The Guardian
Daily Mail
The Independent
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Stormont crisis as police believe Provisional IRA behind shooting
Irish Independent
The First Minister of Northern Ireland is to hold talks about the potential exclusion of Sinn Féin from the Stormont Assembly after police said members of the Provisional IRA may be involved in a murder in Belfast last week.
Sinn Féin MLA denies Provisional IRA link in McGuigan murder   Irish Times
Sinn Fein could be excluded from government after IRA murder claims   The Northern Echo
DUP to discuss SF exclusion after PIRA murder link   U.TV
Herald Scotland
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Fears Over Footage From Police Body Cameras
Sky News
SKY EXCLUSIVE: Concerns are raised about the way a private company is storing highly sensitive videos recorded by police officers. 01:20, UK, Friday 21 August 2015. Body worn video cameras police. Four police forces are continuing to use Taser body ...

Storage fears over Met and other police forces' personal camera footage   Belfast Telegraph

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'Spanish Plume' To Bring 30C Heat To UK
Sky News
What do you mean summer's over? Parts of the UK are set to be hotter than the Costa del Sol this weekend. 01:08, UK, Friday 21 August 2015. Play video "The Latest UK Weather Forecast". Video: The Latest UK Weather Forecast. Share on Twitter · Share on ...

Hot and humid air brings 'Spanish Plume' to UK   Buxton Advertiser

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Britain's embassy in Tehran to re-open
BBC News
The British embassy in Iran, which was closed four years ago after it was stormed by protestors, is to re-open this weekend. The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, will travel there on the first such visit since 2003. The decision comes a few weeks ...
UK embassy to reopen in Iran as ties thaw   The Globe and Mail
The US is alone in Iran   The Times (subscription)
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond To Fly To Iran To Mark Reopening Of The ...   Huffington Post UK
Basingstoke Gazette
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