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More than half of criminals break tagging curfew
In the past six years the electronic tagging of offenders by the courts has more than doubled, and…
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New bill to unmask online bullies
Victims of anonymous online abuse could soon be given new powers to identify internet attackers who post offensive…
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Cameron promises forced marriage ban in England and Wales
David Cameron has announced a new law to impose “very tough punishments” for parents who force their children…
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Free Wi-Fi goes live in London tube stations
Travellers and technophiles using the London Underground network will no longer have to worry about losing touch with…
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Fatal Legionnaires’ outbreak in Edinburgh
The Legionnaires’ outbreak in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh, has taken a serious turn following the death of a…
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Unhealthy Western lifestyle linked to rise in cancers
Global cancer rates could increase by as much as 75% by the year 2030 as a result of…
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Assange loses extradition appeal
Julian Assange has lost his Supreme Court fight against extradition to Sweden. The WikiLeaks founder is wanted in…
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“Friends and Family” test to shame under-performing hospitals
In response to a letter from the Nursing and Care Quality Forum, Prime Minister David Cameron will announce…
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Shareholders sue Facebook over hidden growth forecasts
Facebook and its initial public offering (IPO) underwriters are being sued over allegedly misleading investors prior to Friday’s…
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Queen’s lunch criticised over “royal tyrant” guests
In a gathering to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee this Friday afternoon, Queen Elizabeth is hosting a historic…
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