Cameron: Meriam Death Sentence Is 'Barbaric'

David Cameron says the death sentence handed down to Meriam Ibrahim is "barbaric" and has called on Sudanese authorities to intervene. The Prime Minister joined international condemnation of the 27-year-old mother's plight, saying he is "absolutely...

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Retailers' Credit Union To Defy Payday Lenders

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Some of Britain's biggest high street names, including New Look and Next, are forming a credit union that will offer staff an alternative to the sky-high interest rates charged by payday lenders. Sky News has learnt...

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Thousands Pay Respect To Inspirational Stephen

By Rhiannon Mills, News Correspondent Thousands of people have queued outside Lichfield Cathedral to pay their repects to cancer fundraiser Stephen Sutton ahead of his funeral. A two day vigil began on Thursday and will continue until this afternoon...

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Rise In Emotional Abuse Cases Among Children

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter The number of emotional neglect and abuse cases referred to authorities has risen by nearly 50% over the past 12 months, according to a leading charity. The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children...

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Online Abuse: Police Deal With Thousands Of Kids

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent Almost 2,000 children have been investigated by police in the last three years over social media abuse and online bullying, Sky News has learned. New figures show children as young as nine are among more...

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Missing Plane: 'Search Boat May Have Made Pings'

MH370 Data Leaves Many Unanswered Questions Updated: 4:55pm UK, Tuesday 27 May 2014 By Lisa Holland, Foreign Affairs Correspondent It is 47 pages which are supposed to satisfy the families of the missing Malaysia Airlines aircraft about the fate...

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Scots Independence Costs 'Badly Misrepresented'

Scots Independence: Rest Of UK Firms Want Union Updated: 4:40am UK, Wednesday 07 May 2014 By Niall Paterson, Sky News Correspondent An overwhelming majority of businesses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland say that Scotland should remain part...

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NHS To Send Obese People To Slimming Clubs

Obese and overweight people should be sent to slimming clubs on the NHS, according to official new guidance. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) advice says sending people on "lifestyle weight management programmes" will...

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Nick Clegg 'Could Lose Seat At Next Election'

European Elections: The Winner And Losers Updated: 4:01am UK, Monday 26 May 2014 By Michael Thrasher, Sky's Election Analyst UKIP stormed to first place in the European elections, becoming the party of choice for nearly a third of voters. This...

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EU Must Reform For Jobs And Growth - Cameron

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent David Cameron has called fellow European leaders and urged them to "seize the opportunity" for reform on jobs and growth following the European Elections. In a series of phone calls the Prime Minister urged...

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Far-Right National Front 'Win' In France

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent Voters have dramatically altered the make-up of the European Parliament by doubling the number of MEPs from the populist, eurosceptic right and the anti-austerity Left. Marine Le Pen's far-Right National Front...

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European Elections: UKIP Tops British Polls

By Joey Jones, Deputy Political Editor UKIP has topped the European polls in the UK, with the Labour Party vying with the Conservatives for second place and the Lib Dems all but wiped out. UKIP leader Nigel Farage has hailed his party's first...

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Drive-By Killer Stabbed Three Before Gun Spree

The son of a Hollywood director "repeatedly stabbed" three men to death in his apartment before killing three more during a shooting spree, say police. British-born Elliot Rodger, son of an assistant director on The Hunger Games film, had three semi-automatic...

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California Shooting: Witnesses Relate Horror

Witnesses have described how gunman Elliot Rodger sprayed bullets from a black BMW in a drive-by rampage in California that left seven people dead. Stunned survivors said Rodger fired indiscriminately at groups of young people socialising on Friday...

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Missing Yacht: Life Raft Discovered Unused

The life raft on the missing yacht Cheeki Rafiki has been found unused in its storage space, the US Coast Guard has said. The search for the missing British sailors ended at 3am UK time after a search of the capsized boat found the only realistic means...

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Local Elections: UKIP Makes Significant Gains

Nigel Farage says his party is a "serious player" for 2015 after UKIP made significant gains in the local elections, leaving the other main party leaders admitting there was work to do. The Prime Minister conceded the Conservatives had to start delivering...

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Patients Discharged At Night: 'It's Sickening'

Sky News viewers have reacted with anger at our investigation that shows the number of patients leaving hospital in England between 11pm and 6am has risen. Health Correspondent Thomas Moore's report comes despite NHS bosses ordering a crackdown on the...

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Hundreds Discharged From Hospitals Every Night

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Thousands of NHS patients are being discharged from hospitals every year in the middle of the night despite bosses ordering a crackdown on the practice, a Sky News investigation has found. The number of patients...

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Police To Patrol More Than 100 Polling Stations

By Jason Farrell, Senior Political Correspondent Police will be stationed at more than 100 polling stations to combat voter intimidation and fraud at the Local and European elections on Thursday, Sky News has learned. The Electoral Commission has...

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Prince Charles 'Compares Putin To Hitler'

Russian President Vladimir Putin has been compared to the Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler by Prince Charles, it has been claimed. The Prince of Wales' alleged remark about Mr Putin's actions over Ukraine reportedly came during a four-day tour of Canada when...

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Thailand Army Declares Martial Law After Unrest

Armed troops and military vehicles topped with machine guns have been deployed in central Bangkok after the army declared martial law across Thailand. Soldiers have been seen in the city's retail and hotel district, and the army commandeered television...

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Abu Hamza Faces Life In Jail After NYC Verdict

A Terror Camp Inspired By Hamza Updated: 9:38pm UK, Monday 19 May 2014 By Hannah Thomas-Peter, New York Correspondent The hamlet of Bly, Oregon, is remote, arid and sparsely populated. Only a few hundred people live there, many of whom enjoy...

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Hunt For Killer On Run From Jail For Third Time

Police are hunting a convicted murderer who has gone on the run from prison for the third time. Arnold Pickering, 44, and armed robber Thomas Moffett walked out of HMP Kennet in Liverpool at 9.30am on Saturday morning. The pair were due back at around...

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Missing Yachtsmen: Relatives' Heartfelt Plea

Relatives of four British sailors missing at sea have made a heartfelt plea for rescuers to resume their search in the Atlantic Ocean. Speaking to Sky News, family members of the sailors say they believe their loved ones are still alive and that the...

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'Migrants Must Learn English', Asian Minister

Immigrants must learn to speak English and respect Britain's laws and culture, the new Culture Secretary, Sajid Javid, has said. Mr Javid, the son of Pakistani immigrants and the first Asian Secretary of State, said that people were entitled to expect...

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Carney: UK Housing Market Has 'Deep Problems'

By Ed Conway, Economics Editor The British housing market has "deep, deep" problems, according to the Governor of the Bank of England. In an interview with Sky's Murnaghan show to be broadcast in full later this morning, Mark Carney warns that...

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Nigeria President Visits Abducted Girls' Town

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan will today visit the town where more than 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped by Islamic militants, as he faces mounting international criticism of his handling of the crisis. Accompanied by heavily armed guards, Mr...

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Turkey Mine: PM Facing Fresh Violence Claims

Fresh images have emerged purporting to show members of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's entourage attacking protesters angered over the government's handling of the Soma mine disaster. An amateur video filmed during Mr Erdogan's visit...

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