One Dead As Stolen Ambulance Collides With Bus

The driver of a stolen ambulance has been killed after the vehicle crashed into a double-decker bus near York. The person driving the ambulance - who police believe was not a paramedic or a member of ambulance staff - was pronounced dead at the scene....

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Going, Going, Gone? Clarkson's Auctioneer Role

Former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson chipped in for charity as he took on the role of auctioneer at an event close to his Cotswolds home. It was his first public appearance since he was sacked by the BBC after he attacked a producer on the hit motoring...

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CCTV Shows Gang Plundering Hatton Garden Vault

CCTV footage reportedly showing the men behind the Hatton Garden jewel heist has emerged, after it was revealed the police initially failed to go to the scene despite being alerted by an alarm. The 17-minute video purportedly shows at least six men...

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CCTV: Bikers Hunted After Man Killed At Takeaway

Police investigating the murder of a man at a takeaway have released CCTV video of two suspected killers fleeing the scene on a motorbike. Tipu Sultan was blasted with a shotgun at close range in a pre-planned attack just before 10pm on Tuesday. ...

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Grand National Expects Record Betting Bonanza

More than nine million people are expected to watch the Grand National today, as bookies predict the biggest betting turnover of all time. The National is taking place at Aintree with 39 horses lining up to tackle the famous course, over...

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British Boy, 7, Killed In Alps Ski Tragedy

A seven-year-old British boy has died in a skiing accident in the French Alps. The child, who had been on a family holiday in the resort of Flaine in the Haute Savoie region, went over a cliff after straying off piste, emergency services told news...

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Miliband Hits Out At Cameron Over NHS Pledge

Ed Miliband has hit out at David Cameron's pledge to pump an extra £8bn a year into the NHS by 2020, warning the PM: "You can't fund the NHS on an IOU." The Labour leader was speaking after the Prime Minister pledged to protect the NHS by meeting...

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Lightning Strike Jet Was Just Seconds From Crash

A passenger plane pulled out of a terrifying nosedive with just seven seconds to spare after being hit by lightning in Scotland, says an air accident report. The Loganair flight, carrying 30 passengers and three crew members, was moments away from...

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Murray And Sears Tying Knot In Star's Home Town

Andy Murray and his long-time girlfriend Kim Sears are getting married in the tennis star's Scottish home town. The couple, both 27, are to exchange vows at Dunblane Cathedral before a reception at Cromlix House, the hotel owned by the top sportsman....

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Aspell Wins Back-To-Back Grand Nationals

Leighton Aspell has won successive Grand Nationals after riding 25-1 shot Many Clouds to victory at Aintree. He is the first jockey to win back-to-back Nationals since Brian Fletcher on Red Rum in 1973 and 1974 - and the first to do so on different...

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Family Had Concerns Over 'Syria-Bound' Brit

There were reportedly concerns about the behaviour of a British man in the months before he was arrested for allegedly trying to cross illegally into Syria. Waheed Ahmed, 21, was among nine members of the same family who were detained in Turkey on...

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Doctor Suspended After Four Patient Deaths

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent A doctor has been suspended from practising after an investigation was launched into the deaths of four patients. The inquiry is focused on the Eagle Medical Practice on Alderney in the Channel Islands and...

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Summer-Born Kids Face School Postcode Lottery

By Adele Robinson, Sky News Correspondent Parents and campaigners claim a "postcode lottery" is deciding whether summer-born children are allowed to defer school for a year. Department for Education guidance allows delays to a child's schooling until...

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Proton Beam Therapy Centres To Open In UK

The UK will get its first three proton beam therapy centres from next year in what experts say is a significant breakthrough for cancer treatment. The first centre will be opened in Cardiff by local company Proton Partners International Ltd, with...

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Teenager Trapped In '100-Year-Old Body' Dies

A young campaigner who fought to raise awareness of progeria, which causes sufferers to age eight times faster, has died at the age of 17. Hayley Okines, from Bexhill in East Sussex, became known as the "100-year-old teenager" and won thousands of...

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Six Arrested In Dover In Syria Terror Probe

Six people are in police custody after being arrested in Dover on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences. The five men and one woman were detained around 8am on Friday in the port's departure area. West Midlands Police are searching a number...

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Ex-All Black Held Over Alleged Sex Assault

Former New Zealand rugby union captain Mils Muliaina has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault. The 34-year-old Connacht full back, who earned 100 caps for the All Blacks, is suspected of involvement in an incident in Cardiff last month. He...

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Man In Court Over Baby Girl's 'Murder'

An electrician has appeared in court, charged with murdering a five-month-old girl in Birmingham. Tomas Driukas, from Perry Barr, was remanded in custody at Birmingham Magistrates' Court on Saturday. The 25-year-old was arrested on Thursday following...

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Investigation Ordered Into Leaked Sturgeon Memo

An investigation will be carried out into how a controversial memo about a meeting between Nicola Sturgeon and the French ambassador was leaked. A Daily Telegraph report claims a leaked UK government memorandum - likely from the Foreign Office - sets...

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Labour Adapts Tory Policy On Housing Fund

By Jason Farrell, Senior Political Correspondent The Labour Party has taken the unusual step of adapting a recent Tory announcement to create a £5bn housebuilding fund. In George Osborne's budget last month he unveiled a first-time buyers ISA savings...

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Married Gay Killers Not Allowed To Share Cell

Two murderers who married in Britain's first gay prison marriage have been banned from sharing a cell. Paedophile Mikhail Gallatinov, 40, and Marc Goodwin, 31, who is serving life for a homophobic murder, wed at the maximum security Full Sutton prison,...

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Kidnapper Hunted After Young Girl Snatched

A man who allegedly abducted a six-year-old girl in Burnley is being hunted by police. The six-year-old was taken by the man, who was possibly in a large dark-coloured car, from Nairne Street at around 4pm on Thursday. She was later dropped...

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School Now Linked To 8 Girls Over IS In Syria

Four schoolgirls banned last week from leaving the UK over fears they would travel to Syria are from the same London school as four other girls who have already fled to join Islamic State, it has been revealed. A judge has decided that it can now...

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Labour Uses Miliband's 'Hell Yes' To Woo Donors

Labour is giving away 'Hell Yes' T-shirts to party donors after Ed Miliband used the phrase when questioned about whether he was "tough enough" for Downing Street. The Labour leader and Prime Minister David Cameron faced tough questioning earlier...

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Crash Victim's Father: Pilot Motive Irrelevant

The father of a British man who died on flight 4U9525 says the co-pilot's motive for crashing the plane is "not relevant". Philip Bramley, whose 28-year-old son Paul was among 150 victims of the tragedy in the French Alps, said his focus was on seeing...

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Is MIL-77 The New Ebola-Fighting Wonder Drug?

Corporal Anna Cross is the first person to be treated with the experimental drug MIL-77, raising hopes that the medicine may be a possible cure for the dealy Ebola virus. Previously the drug Z-Mapp was being hailed as the best hope for fighting the...

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Briton With Ebola Cured After Taking New Drug

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Police Officer Charged With Murdering Wife

Police constable Otis Goldsmith has been charged with murdering his wife, Northamptonshire Police said. The 49-year-old, who is a serving officer, was held after police arrived at a house in Wootton Hall Park at around 1pm on Thursday. Jill Goldsmith...

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Saturday's National Newspaper Front Pages

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Cameron Vows 'Truly Seven-Day-A-Week' NHS

David Cameron has launched his party's election campaign in Manchester with a pledge to deliver a "truly seven-day NHS" for England if he is returned to power on 7 May. The Prime Minister used Conservative spring conference to set out plans for patients...

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