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Lorry driver who attacked wife wins court battle to have son returned to Hungary
The four-year-old boy was brought to England by his mother nearly a year ago amid fears for his safety.
NewsSky videoBoris Johnson: Abandoning Article 50 would be 'pathetic'
The former foreign secretary made a speech widely regarded as a leadership bid as he covered Brexit, trade and wages.
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Boris Johnson dumped dirt on May's Brexit deal in his bid to be viewed as a credible Plan B
Brexiteer rebel Boris Johnson travelled to JCB's headquarters in Staffordshire on Friday to dump some fresh dirt on Theresa May's Brexit deal. The former foreign secretary, who quit her cabinet in protest over her Brexit blueprint plans last July, told an audience of factory workers that her
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What the papers say – January 19
Brexit and the Duke of Edinburgh feature on the fronts.
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Passenger in Duke of Edinburgh crash ‘always wanted to meet a royal’
The Queen's consort exchanged 'well-wishes' with the injured parties.
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Sir Keir Starmer calls for ‘open debate’ to break the Brexit deadlock
The shadow Brexit secretary called on MPs to take 'difficult decisions' following the crushing defeat of Theresa May's deal.
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Superdrug tightens mental health checks on Botox customers
Superdrug is tightening its screening for people seeking Botox, to ensure that those with mental health problems are not having injections because they are dissatisfied with their body. The high-street beauty and pharmacy chain has acted after NHS bosses criticised it for not conducting “medically responsible
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University celebrates life of engineer James Watt
The pioneering Scot was hailed for his improvements to the steam engine.
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Lack of body-worn cameras puts prison staff at unnecessary risk: Tories
The Scottish Government has been criticised for not routinely providing the equipment in jails.
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Superdrug to screen Botox clients for mental health problems
NHS England has urged the pharmacy chain to put in place more stringent checks.
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‘Generation-defining failure’ on Brexit strengthens case for independence: SNP
Keith Brown has strongly criticised the Tories' handling of Britain's departure from the EU.
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Ian Paisley Jr urged to reimburse charity for first-class plane ticket
A cheaper way to fly: Ian Paisley Jr gets airborne on a trampoline during 2015’s election campaign. The Democratic Unionist Ian Paisley Jr has been urged by a fellow MP to reimburse a charity for the price of a first-class plane ticket to New York. The North Antrim MP travelled to the city in February
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Man dead in County Down shooting
A woman is in a critical condition after the incident in Warrenpoint on Friday evening.
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Drill stars Skengdo and AM avoid jail after breaching ban on performing their music
Two prominent drill artists have been given suspended jail sentences for breaching a gang injunction designed to stop them performing songs which police said incited violence against rivals. Scotland Yard said Skengdo - real name Terrell Doyley - and AM - real name Joshua Malinga - were sentenced to
NewsReutersMay makes no change to demands in talks with EU leaders - report
(Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May made no change to her demands in talks with European Union leaders despite her Brexit plan being defeated by British lawmakers earlier this week, the Telegraph newspaper reported http://bit.ly/2RCdHch on Friday.
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Witchcraft and boiler breakdowns among rejected excuses for late tax returns
HM Revenue and Customs reveals the most bizarre reasons it has received from people not getting their self-assessments in on time.
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Ab Fab stars join mourners in bright colours at June Whitfield’s funeral
The veteran actress died in December aged 93.
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Women make fresh claims against killer Levi Bellfield after TV drama
Police are looking into fresh claims against Levi Bellfield after the airing of a TV drama about the police investigation to catch him. Bellfied was jailed for life over the murders of Milly Dowler, Amelie Delagrange and Marsha McDonnell between 2002 and 2004. Several women have come forward to claim
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Ant is back: Emotional star reunited with Dec on Britain's Got Talent
Ant McPartlin has made an emotional return to Britain's Got Talent after almost a year away from the limelight. It comes after McPartlin stepped away from his TV work in March last year following a drink-driving charge, leaving Donnelly to front the Britain's Got Talent live shows alone. McPartlin
NewsSky NewsPrince Philip 'exchanges well-wishes' with crash victims after hospital all-clear
The Duke of Edinburgh has "exchanged well-wishes" with the other people involved in his car crash near Sandringham Estate, Buckingham Palace says. Prince Philip - whose Land Rover overturned in the accident - visited hospital on Friday morning on doctor's advice but has "no injuries
NewsSky NewsDrone 'within 20m' of jumbo jet flying into Heathrow as near misses are revealed
A drone came within 20 metres (65ft) of hitting a jumbo jet as it flew into Heathrow Airport, it has been revealed. Details of 18 near misses between the devices and aircraft in Britain's skies have emerged following major disruption at Heathrow and Gatwick in recent weeks. In one incident on 22
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Prime Minister’s Brexit talks ‘not genuine’, Jeremy Corbyn claims
The Labour leader has reiterated his refusal to meet the PM unless she takes no-deal off the table.
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Ministers ‘will quit if told to vote against plan to give MPs more Brexit power’
Nick Boles said ministers had told him they would resign if whipped against a bill being tabled on Monday to allow MPs to block a no-deal Brexit.
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Theresa May appeasing hard-Brexit Tories, ministers warn
Theresa May on Downing Street on Friday, when she spoke to allies including the home and foreign secretaries. Soft-Brexit cabinet ministers fear that Theresa May is determined to appease hardline leavers rather than reach out across the House of Commons, after key figures were excluded from discussions
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Penguins rescued by police - months after being stolen from zoo
Police have p-p-p-picked up a pair of stolen penguins - with a tip-off preventing their disappearance from turning into a "cold case". Nottinghamshire Police said the two Humboldt penguins were taken from a zoo in November but they were able to recover the South American birds after "
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