Armed Forces Day: PM And Salmond Attend

Prime Minister David Cameron and First Minister Alex Salmond are joining crowds marking the sixth annual Armed Forces Day in Scotland. Thousands have been enjoying piping, parades and a Red Arrow display in Stirling to honour servicemen and women past...

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Glastonbury Festival: Lightning Stops The Show

Glastonbury organisers had to cut power to stages and halt performances after a thunder and lightning storm hit the Somerset festival. Rudimental's set on the Pyramid Stage was cut short as the heavens opened, forcing many people to run for cover just...

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House Sitters Bag Top Properties On Cheap

By Gemma Morris, Sky News Reporter More and more young professionals, who cannot afford to get on the housing ladder, are bagging themselves plush temporary accommodation for very little money under "guardian schemes". Becoming a guardian is a...

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Sun Cream Offer To Dartmoor Inmates 'Foolish'

Offering sun cream to two inmates who climbed on to a jail's roof during hot weather has been branded as "foolishness" by the Prisons Minister. The convicts turned down the offer of lotion to protect against the sun's rays during an incident at Dartmoor...

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Missing Elvis Impersonator: Man Arrested

Police hunting an Elvis impersonator wanted in connection with a firearms alert that closed a Cornish school have arrested a man. Police detained a 60-year-old man on land in Widegates, Looe, and recovered two firearms, around 9.30pm on Friday. The...

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Park Users Could Be Asked To Pay By Councils

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter Park users could be asked to pay for membership as part of proposals to fund green spaces in Britain. It is just one proposal put forward by a report from the Heritage Lottery Fund which warns that the country's parks...

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Sky Marks WWI Centenary With Daily Tweets

By Matthew Bayley, Head of Specialist Journalism Imagine if a war of the magnitude of the 1914-1918 conflict broke out today. From a military point of view it would obviously be an entirely different form of combat than the one fought on the battlefields...

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Early Bedtime Rule For Young Offenders Slammed

Young offenders will be ordered to go to bed at 10.30pm under strict new rules announced by the Government. Justice Secretary Chris Grayling revealed the new "lights out" regulation to be imposed on 15 to 17-year-olds in English institutions. He said...

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'Euro Leaders Are Cowards' Over Juncker Vote

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has labelled Europe's leaders "cowards" for electing arch-federalist Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission. Prime Minister David Cameron's only ally was Hungary as he attempted to block Mr Juncker,...

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Sheikh Omar Bakri Mohammad's UK Asylum Bid

The family of Sheikh Omar Bakri Mohammad is applying for his asylum in the UK after claiming he has been tortured in Lebanon. The radical cleric left the UK in August 2005 and was told he would not be allowed to return. Sky's Mark White said the family...

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