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Top Stories - Google News![]() Telegraph.co.uk | Huntley on hit list over £100k claim Mirror.co.uk Soham murderer Ian Huntley has received death threats from inmates after it emerged that he is suing the Prison Service for £100000 after his throat was slashed in jail. The killer of schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica ... Soham killer Huntley 'should not sue' over jail attack Payne sickened by Huntley claim bid Soham murderer Huntley to sue after prison attack |
![]() Washington Post | Cameron row will not affect Pakistan president's visit BBC News Pakistan's High Commissioner to Britain has said David Cameron's comments were "hurtful" for his country's intelligence services, but they will not affect the president's visit to Britain. Wajid Shamsul Hasan said that while the ISI had been "singled ... Cameron facing rough ride in Pakistan Pakistan president will still visit UK despite 'terror' row Pakistan's prime minister condemns David Cameron's terror claims |
The Guardian | Happy ever after... for now Telegraph.co.uk The Coalition has been popular and resilient, but it faces a threat from an unexpected quarter, says Andrew Gilligan. By Andrew Gilligan Just before the election, terrified newspaper readers received a set of hair-raising warnings about coalitions. ... Coalition three months on: the constitution Coalition three months on: the 'big society' Coalition three months on: penal policy |
The Guardian | Scot leads rowing team to Atlantic crossing record Herald Scotland A rowing team dominated by Scots has smashed a century-old record for crossing the North Atlantic from New York to the Isles of Scilly. The challenge team, skippered by 37-year-old Leven Brown from Edinburgh, crossed the finishing line at St Mary's ... Marathon rowing effort smashes Atlantic record Team breaks North Atlantic rowing record Rowers break 114-year-old Atlantic crossing record |
![]() The Sun | More forces adopt 'Sarah's Law' BBC News A scheme that allows parents to check if someone with regular access to their children has a history of child sex offences is being extended to eight more police forces in England. The Home Office scheme was piloted in four areas from September 2008. ... A triumph for Sarah's Law Sixty children protected by pilot of Sarah's Law Sarah's Law rolled-out nationally |
stv.tv | Swinney defiant as doctors call opposition to cuts 'naive' Herald Scotland Finance Secretary John Swinney is under growing pressure to include the NHS in budget cuts after even the medical profession said it was “naive” to think health could be exempt. BMA Scotland said the NHS faced a “real-terms reduction in budgets” and ... Call over Scottish Water's status Scottish Water move 'may net £3bn' Doubts over the future of Scottish Water |
![]() The Hindu | IAF targets smuggling tunnels in Gaza Jerusalem Post The Israeli Air Force struck targets in the Gaza Strip overnight Saturday in what the IDF said was retaliation for a Kassam rocket fired into Israel which struck near Sderot damaging a building. ... IDF strikes Gaza tunnels IAF strikes Gaza smuggling tunnels after Qassam hits Negev PNA asks international community to stop Israel's action in East Jerusalem |
![]() Telegraph.co.uk | Union fury at rail boss bonuses Mirror.co.uk Union bosses have called on rail chiefs to be stripped of their bonuses in the wake of the inquest into the Potters Bar rail crash. Bob Crow, general secretary of the RMT, said it was "sickening" that the senior management of ... Potters Bar inquest judge warns rail passengers still at 'risk' Unsung heroes Potters Bars crash caused by unsafe points, says jury |
![]() Reuters India | Pair held over MI5 bomb plot Mirror.co.uk Two men have been arrested after a home-made bomb was sent in the post to MI5 headquarters. Police raided two houses in Caernarfon, North Wales, after a package containing explosives was sent to the security service in ... Bomb found at MI6 spy agency Two quizzed over MI6 parcel bombs British police hold two over MI6 parcel bomb |
![]() Herald Scotland | It's David by a Mil.. Mirror.co.uk The odds on Labour leadership favourite David Miliband shortened to 4/9 yesterday - the day of the final contenders' debate. Bookies William Hill put brother Ed at 15/8, and Ed Balls at 16/1. Fourth-placed Andy Burnham won the biggest cheer at the ... Andy Burnham attacks Miliband brothers Burnham attacks 'London-centric arrogant' New Labour David Miliband to win by a short Ed |








