Kenny Dalglish Feared For Son At Hillsborough

Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has told the inquests into the Hillsborough disaster that he feared for his son's safety. Paul, then 12, was among the crowd that spilled onto the pitch after the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham...

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Women 'Will Bear The Brunt' Of Welfare Cuts

By Darren McCaffrey, Sky Political Reporter Women will "bear the brunt" of austerity measures if the Conservatives win the General Election, Labour has warned. Analysis commissioned by the Labour Party from the independent House of Commons Library...

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Research: UKIP Surge Won't Deliver Many Seats

Research: UKIP Surge Won't Deliver Many Seats We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close UKIP will come second in a number of constituencies, the research concluded ...

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Push To Get More Women Into The Cockpit

By Charlotte Lomas, Sky News Reporter More than four decades after the first British female pilot took to the skies in a commercial airliner, there are still few women choosing flying as a career. But why are there so few female pilots? Of the 3,500...

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Man Arrested Over Police Constable's Killing

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an off-duty police constable was beaten to death in Liverpool. Neil Doyle was attacked by a group of men during a Christmas night out with colleagues from Merseyside Police. The 36-year-old got...

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Flood Victims Hit By Huge Insurance Quotes

By Siobhan Robbins, West of England Correspondent Flood victims in Somerset say they are facing insurance quotes of tens of thousands of pounds to protect their homes from future flooding. Sky News has seen one renewal quote of almost £100,000...

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Wrongly-Released Suspect Recaptured By Police

A teenage attempted murder suspect who was mistakenly released from jail has been recaptured by police. Jordan Francois, 18, was on remand from Wandsworth Prison in southwest London. A £10,000 reward was being offered by the Metropolitan Police for...

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Community Safety Campaigner Stabbed To Death

A man has appeared in court accusing of murdering a community safety campaigner who was stabbed to death during the morning rush hour. Trevor Gibbon, 48, of Harrow, northwest London, was remanded in custody by magistrates in Hendon. He held on to...

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'Much Loved' Tory MEP Loses Bowel Cancer Battle

Philip Bradbourn, a Tory MEP for the West Midlands, has died aged 63, the Conservative Party has announced. Born and raised in the Black Country, he had served in the European Parliament since 1999. He was diagnosed with bowel cancer shortly after...

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'Panic Saturday' Starts Xmas Spending Spree

Christmas shoppers are expected to spend a total of £1.2bn on last-minute gifts and groceries on what has been dubbed 'Panic Saturday'. Around 13 million consumers will spend £2.1m for every minute stores are open - at an average of £92.31 per person,...

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Juncker Tells Britain Not To 'Beat Up' Migrants

Britain has been told it must not "beat up" immigrants from eastern Europe and brand them criminals by the new president of the European Commission. EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker told a TV debate in Austria there has to be an end to discrimination...

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Hundreds Of British Troops To Be Sent To Iraq

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Hundreds of British soldiers are to be sent to Iraq to help the fight against Islamic State, Sky News understands. They will make up a training mission to assist the Iraqi Army and Kurdish Peshmerga. The...

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Suspect Arrested On Pub Roof After Man Dies

A suspect has been arrested on the roof of a pub after a man died following an assault in Anglesey, north Wales. Police and paramedics were called to The Blossom's Pub in Rhos y Gaer Terrace, Holyhead, at 4pm on Friday following reports that a man...

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Hot Food Outlets Forced To List Allergens

Hot Food Outlets Forced To List Allergens We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "New EU Rules For Hot Food Outlets" Video: New EU Rules For Hot Food Outlets...

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Man Clinging To Lorry Dies On M25

A man thought to have travelled to the UK clinging to the bottom of a lorry has died after falling beneath the vehicle's wheels on the M25. The man, from Sudan, is believed to have climbed underneath the lorry in the French port of Calais. Police...

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Two Women Die After Car Crashes Into Wall

Two young women have died after the car they were in crashed into a wall. The women were passengers in the vehicle, which crashed in Lyndhurst in the New Forest area around midnight. They were both aged 19, Hampshire Police said. A 21-year-old...

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Murphy Named Scottish Labour Party Leader

Jim Murphy MP is the new leader of the Scottish Labour Party, comfortably beating Holyrood health spokesman Neil Findlay and former Scottish Executive minister Sarah Boyack. The East Renfrewshire MP and former Secretary Of State for Scotland...

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Campaigners Vow To Fight Gasworks Demolition

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter Campaigners have vowed to fight the decision to build thousands of new homes on disused industrial sites, which they argue should be preserved for posterity. National Grid announced earlier this week that it plans...

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Plane Chaos Was 'Unprecedented Systems Failure'

The computer meltdown that hit UK airports yesterday was sparked by an unprecedented systems failure, it has been disclosed. Air traffic control company Nats has offered its first detailed explanation of the problem at its national centre in Swanwick,...

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David Miliband Hints At A Return To Politics

David Miliband has hinted he is intending to return to front line politics after a hiatus which followed his brother winning the Labour leadership. The former foreign secretary has said he "passionately" wants Labour to win the general election and...

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High Street Failing Disabled, Report Says

One in five high street stores has no disabled access, according to a government-backed audit of more than 30,000 businesses. A study by DisabledGo also showed a third of department stores did not have an accessible toilet and only 15% of retailers...

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Cash Machine Blown Out Of Wall By Raiders

Masked men have used a gas canister in an attempt to blow a bank cash machine out of the wall. Staff at an Asda store in Astley Bridge, Bolton, heard a loud bang and witnessed four men getting into an Audi estate and making their escape, just after...

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Stag Do Disappearance: Hunt For British Man

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent The family and friends of a British man who went missing on a stag weekend in Prague have promised to keep searching the streets of the Czech capital until they get news "good or bad". Builder Karl Law, 35, vanished...

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Newborn Buried Alive By Mentally Ill Mother

A mentally ill woman who lived rough in a London graveyard has admitted burying her newborn baby alive. The crime was discovered when the baby's body parts, which had been dug up and carried by a fox, were found by a worker in a tractor yard in south-west...

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Families 'Confident' In Thai Murder Inquiry

The families of two young Britons murdered in Thailand say they are "confident" in the work being carried out to solve the "atrocious crimes". Students David Miller, 24, from Jersey, and 23-year-old Hannah Witheridge, from Great Yarmouth in Norfolk,...

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Victim's Family Sue Abuse Doctor's Hospital

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Reporter The mother of boy sexually abused by his doctor is taking legal action against the hospital that employed him, claiming more should have been done to keep him safe. The child, who is 14 now, suffers from a serious...

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