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Police arrest third person in Staffordshire over TalkTalk hacking probe
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A third person has been arrested on suspicion of taking part in the cyber-attack on TalkTalk. The 20-year-old man was taken into custody after police raided his home in Staffordshire. He is being held on suspicion of breaching the Computer Misuse Act ...
TalkTalk hack attack boosts cybersecurity stocksIrish Independent
UK police make third arrest over TalkTalk cyber attackReuters UK
Third person arrested over TalkTalk hack, as company reveals extent of lost dataGraham Cluley Security News
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A third person has been arrested on suspicion of taking part in the cyber-attack on TalkTalk. The 20-year-old man was taken into custody after police raided his home in Staffordshire. He is being held on suspicion of breaching the Computer Misuse Act ...
TalkTalk hack attack boosts cybersecurity stocks
UK police make third arrest over TalkTalk cyber attack
Third person arrested over TalkTalk hack, as company reveals extent of lost data
BBC News
Scottish Labour to vote on Trident renewal
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Scottish Labour is to vote on whether to call for the UK's Trident nuclear missile system to be scrapped. A motion opposing the renewal of Trident will be discussed by delegates at the party's conference in Perth. The main UK party as a whole currently ...
Trident: Scottish Labour expected to vote against renewing Britain's nuclear ...The Independent
Scottish labour conference to discuss trident nuclear deterrentDaily Mail
Anti-Trident motion 'looks as though' it will passScotsman
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Scottish Labour is to vote on whether to call for the UK's Trident nuclear missile system to be scrapped. A motion opposing the renewal of Trident will be discussed by delegates at the party's conference in Perth. The main UK party as a whole currently ...
Trident: Scottish Labour expected to vote against renewing Britain's nuclear ...
Scottish labour conference to discuss trident nuclear deterrent
Anti-Trident motion 'looks as though' it will pass
The Independent
Police Snooping To Be Kept In Check By New Law
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The latest version of the so-called "snoopers' charter" will not grant officers automatic access to a person's web browsing data. 23:12, UK, Saturday 31 October 2015. Laptop. Under the new bill, police cannot access everyone's full browsing history ...
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Sky News
The latest version of the so-called "snoopers' charter" will not grant officers automatic access to a person's web browsing data. 23:12, UK, Saturday 31 October 2015. Laptop. Under the new bill, police cannot access everyone's full browsing history ...
Poll: Should police have access to people's browsing history?
Police want power to check your internet browsing history
Liberty vows fight against police drive to access browsing histories
BBC News
Hundreds Of 'Ravers' Clash With Riot Police
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Riot police, with dogs and shields, draw their batons against a charging crowd shouting "pigs" and "scum" in central London. 03:31, UK, Sunday 01 November 2015. Riot police clash with crowd in central London. Pic credit. Sam Lister/PA. The clashes ...
Rave crowd clashes with riot police in LambethBBC News
Riot police use batons against charging crowd after 'illegal rave' in LondonBelfast Telegraph
Major riot in London as 'hundreds of ravers ATTACK police with bricks and ...Express.co.uk
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Riot police, with dogs and shields, draw their batons against a charging crowd shouting "pigs" and "scum" in central London. 03:31, UK, Sunday 01 November 2015. Riot police clash with crowd in central London. Pic credit. Sam Lister/PA. The clashes ...
Rave crowd clashes with riot police in Lambeth
Riot police use batons against charging crowd after 'illegal rave' in London
Major riot in London as 'hundreds of ravers ATTACK police with bricks and ...
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Work starts on UK's first permanent Middle East base since 1971
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Work has begun to construct Britain's first new permanent military base in the Middle East since 1971. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and naval personnel attended a ceremony to mark the start of construction of HMS Juffair at Mina Salman Port in ...
A strategy gone wrongThe News International
UK 'too late in recognising need to tackle extremist views'Daily Echo
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Work has begun to construct Britain's first new permanent military base in the Middle East since 1971. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and naval personnel attended a ceremony to mark the start of construction of HMS Juffair at Mina Salman Port in ...
A strategy gone wrong
UK 'too late in recognising need to tackle extremist views'
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David Cameron takes us for fools over his EU 'renegotiations'
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We are told to expect within days disclosure of the Prime Minister's demands in his so-called negotiations with the European Union about our continued membership of that deeply undemocratic and economically spavined body. If one believes the briefings ...
David Cameron is turning up the temperature on the in/out debateThe Guardian
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Osborne to take EU reform push to Berlin next weekReuters UK
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We are told to expect within days disclosure of the Prime Minister's demands in his so-called negotiations with the European Union about our continued membership of that deeply undemocratic and economically spavined body. If one believes the briefings ...
David Cameron is turning up the temperature on the in/out debate
The UK's renegotiation may kick-start EU reforms
Osborne to take EU reform push to Berlin next week
Banbury Cake
Man arrested after armed siege shuts Portsmouth city centre
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Police close off the rear of the shop in Portsmouth city centre while paramedics are on standby during a three-hour siege after a man allegedly entered a shop with a knife. Press Association 2014 / 08:56 Saturday 31 October 2015 / National News. Share.
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Police close off the rear of the shop in Portsmouth city centre while paramedics are on standby during a three-hour siege after a man allegedly entered a shop with a knife. Press Association 2014 / 08:56 Saturday 31 October 2015 / National News. Share.
Portsmouth City Centre Partly Shut Down Amid Three-Hour Armed Police Siege
BREAKING: Knifeman seizes shop in standoff with armed cops
Man arrested after armed siege at Portsmouth shop
Daily Mail
Shaker Aamer reunited with children as he is released from Guantanamo Bay
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Dr Nicholl said he drew the conclusion that the decision not to accept Mr Aamer had been taken by HCA in the US. 'Everybody in the UK was happy. 'Nothing had changed with his clinical status. Somebody made this decision.' A spokesman for HCA denied ...
The Observer view on Shaker AamerThe Guardian
Police ready to interview Shaker Aamer over claims British agent complicit in ...Telegraph.co.uk
Euan McColm: Shaker Aamer travesty was collateral damageScotsman
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Daily Mail
Dr Nicholl said he drew the conclusion that the decision not to accept Mr Aamer had been taken by HCA in the US. 'Everybody in the UK was happy. 'Nothing had changed with his clinical status. Somebody made this decision.' A spokesman for HCA denied ...
The Observer view on Shaker Aamer
Police ready to interview Shaker Aamer over claims British agent complicit in ...
Euan McColm: Shaker Aamer travesty was collateral damage
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Pictured: Gruesome scene after man's face was 'ripped off' by sofa 'which ...
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This shocking picture shows the scene after a man had his face 'ripped off' by a sofa which reportedly fell from the penthouse of a luxury hotel. Witnesses recoiled in horror after the man was struck by the falling furniture in broad daylight. The ...
Man in hospital after being hit by falling sofa in LondonTV Newsroom
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Mirror.co.uk
This shocking picture shows the scene after a man had his face 'ripped off' by a sofa which reportedly fell from the penthouse of a luxury hotel. Witnesses recoiled in horror after the man was struck by the falling furniture in broad daylight. The ...
Man in hospital after being hit by falling sofa in London
Man suffers head injury after being hit by falling sofa
Man seriously injured after sofa falls from penthouse
The Guardian
The fight for a living wage will not be won in parliament, but in a shop near you
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Matthew Austin, 25, from Bristol, is celebrating some very good news. A PhD student at the University of Reading specialising in kinship in Anglo-Saxon England, he is also a recruit to the People's Movement, launched on Sunday as part of Living Wage ...
Six million workers paid less than the living wageBBC News
Six million workers 'paid less than voluntary living wage'Belfast Telegraph
Six million Brits are earning less than a Living Wage, finds KPMGThe Economic Voice (blog)
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The Guardian
Matthew Austin, 25, from Bristol, is celebrating some very good news. A PhD student at the University of Reading specialising in kinship in Anglo-Saxon England, he is also a recruit to the People's Movement, launched on Sunday as part of Living Wage ...
Six million workers paid less than the living wage
Six million workers 'paid less than voluntary living wage'
Six million Brits are earning less than a Living Wage, finds KPMG
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