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Boy, 12, who threw stones at police becomes youngest to be sentenced after riots
A 12-year-old boy is believed to have become the youngest person sentenced after riots erupted in Southport this summer.
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Boats better than cars in Polish town where floods have damaged 80% of homes
For some of the residents of Lewin Brezski, the only way out now is by boat.
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‘My son died in a place he called hell’, says mother who fought for mental health care inquiry
A woman who has fought for a public inquiry into mental health care failings since the death of her son has urged its chair to do the "most thorough investigation…
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London-listed medical group AMS draws private equity interest
A medical technology company which produces tissue-healing surgical products has become the latest London-listed business to draw interest from buyout firms.
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Rare conjoined twin girls separated after 14 hour operation
One-year-old twin girls, conjoined at the head, have been successfully separated during a 14 hour operation led by a leading British surgeon.
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Titan sub owner’s ethos ‘was to make money’, ex-director tells hearing
Making money was the driving force of the company behind the doomed Titan submersible and it involved "very little in the way of science", OceanGate's former operations director has said.
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Deadly pager explosions: How Israel is suspected of using technology against its enemies
Israel is accused of carrying out an audacious, high-tech and targeted attack on Hezbollah.
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Ministers step up bid to end ‘exploitative’ zero-hours contracts
Angela Rayner, the deputy prime minister, will hold talks with union bosses and business leaders on Wednesday as the government pursues its ambition of ending "exploitative" zero-hours contracts.
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Deadly Hezbollah pager explosions will cause immense embarrassment and sow chaos
It really is like something out of a Hollywood spy movie.
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Ofcom will not investigate after Yvette Cooper interviewed by husband Ed Balls on ITV
Media regulator Ofcom has confirmed it will not launch an investigation after Home Secretary Yvette Cooper was interviewed by her husband Ed Balls live on TV.