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More than 450 jobs are to go at steel sites run by Caparo Industries across the UK, administrators say.
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A man is arrested in connection with eight sexual assaults within three weeks in south London.
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Police make a second arrest, a 16-year-old boy from west London, in connection with the TalkTalk hacking attack.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group said third-quarter net profit rose to £952m from £896m after it booked a £1.1bn gain as it sells US bank Citizens.
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Hospital beds for people with learning disabilities and autism will be halved in England, the NHS has announced.
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The disappearance of a woman from a cruise ship near Mexico four years ago should be investigated by UK authorities, an MP demands.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is selling its remaining 20.9% stake in the US bank Citizens as it continues to focus on the UK market.
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The UK may not be prepared for the number of Syrian refugees the government plans to accept, MPs say.
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Cristiano Ronaldo wants a return to England, Barcelona target Alexandre Pato, Paul Pogba's asking price revealed, and more.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are out until after the international break.
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Two European leaders tell the BBC that the UK is yet to reveal any details about what it wants to achieve in a renegotiation with the EU.
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The UK's top companies have reached a "major milestone" in increasing the number of women in their boardrooms, but more needs to be done, a new report is expected to say.
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A British man, who was threatened with flogging for having homemade wine in his car in Saudi Arabia, is to be freed.
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Five-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan will not be defending his UK Snooker Championship title in York in November.
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England's Sam Burgess is given time off by Premiership club Bath to consider his future in rugby union, BBC Sport learns.
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A British man who was imprisoned for possessing alcohol in Saudi Arabia will be released within a week, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says.
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A man has been in prison in the US for 23 years for shooting dead a British tourist, even though the judge in his trial and police detectives believe he is innocent of the crime, a BBC investigation finds.
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The number of UK officers investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann is cut from 29 to four, the Metropolitan Police says.
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Monty Python's Terry Jones is to direct the world premiere of Jeepers Creepers, a play about British comedy star Marty Feldman.
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David Cameron rejects Eurosceptic claims the UK could thrive like Norway if it leaves the EU, ahead of a summit in Iceland.
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An Italian doctor has been suspended from practising in the UK after failing an English language test.
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Police in the UK have warned nearly 2,000 people their lives were under threat in the last four years, new figures show.
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Bob Mortimer cancels the first leg of a UK tour with comedy partner Vic Reeves after undergoing a triple heart bypass operation.
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A £3m ($4.5m) scheme to help Iraq protect its antiquities from war and Islamic State terrorism has been announced by the UK government.
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Vital opportunities to diagnose cancer patients in England earlier and increase their survival chances are being missed, experts are warning.
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Business Secretary Sajid Javid calls for an emergency European Union meeting to discuss the crisis in the steel industry.
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Diplomatic relations between the UK and Saudi Arabia have become 'strained' in recent weeks.
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The government announces a review into the workings of Parliament after its defeat in the House of Lords over tax credit cuts.
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Jimi Hendrix's London home is to open as a permanent museum for the public to visit on 10 February 2016.
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British number two Aljaz Bedene upsets eighth seed Jeremy Chardy to reach the second round of the Valencia Open.
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Rachel Corsie scores twice as Scotland win 4-1 in Macedonia to go top of their Euro 2017 qualifying group.
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The UK is to extend the stay of its 450 troops in Afghanistan to the end of next year, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon tells MPs.
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UK economic growth slowed in the third quarter of the year, weighed down by the performance of the construction and manufacturing sectors, official figures show.
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Izzy Christiansen's goal earns England's women's team a 1-0 win over Australia in the CFA International Tournament.
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The family of Mark Duggan, who was shot dead by police in 2011, win the right to appeal over an inquest's finding he was lawfully killed.
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Trevor Bayliss says no-one is blaming Adil Rashid for the manner of his dismissal in England's second Test defeat by Pakistan.
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Where does UK aid to Syria actually go?
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The stars of the new James Bond film Spectre join the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry at the film's world premiere in London.
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A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in Northern Ireland in connection with the TalkTalk hacking attack, Scotland Yard has said.
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Five Britons were killed when a whale-watching boat carrying 27 people sank off the coast of western Canada, the UK foreign secretary says.
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A plane owned and operated by British Airways' franchise Comair suffers an undercarriage failure while landing in Johannesburg.
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Adele's comeback single, Hello, looks set to top the official UK singles chart, after selling 165,000 copies in three days.
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Britain's William Fox-Pitt makes progress but is seriously ill after a fall at the World Young Horse Championships.
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Alastair Cook praises England's "character", but says their first-innings collapse cost them in the defeat by Pakistan.
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Pakistan win the second Test in Dubai with only 6.3 overs left despite a final-day England rearguard led by Adil Rashid.
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A whale-watching boat with 27 people on board has sunk off the coast of western Canada, killing at least five people, emergency services say.
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One of the UK's major payday lenders has agreed with the Financial Conduct Authority to refund £15.4m to 147,000 customers.
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An "alarming change" in Britain's attitude towards Saudi Arabia could lead to "serious repercussions", the Saudi ambassador warns.
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Amateur video shows a stricken whale-watching boat in the sea off the coast of British Columbia in western Canada, in a sinking which has claimed the lives of at least five people.
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England's all-time leading Test wicket taker James Anderson signs a new two-year deal to stay at Lancashire.
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Australia will play New Zealand in the World Cup final after they hold off an Argentina fightback to win a semi-final thriller.
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Police launch a criminal investigation into allegations that British soldiers mistreated more than 100 civilians during the war in Afghanistan.
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Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale has set out plans for "more autonomy" for the party in Scotland.
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Pakistan need seven wickets on the final day to win the second Test after England reach 130-3, with Joe Root 59 not out.
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A special episode of Sherlock is to be screened in more than 100 UK cinemas at the same time as it is seen on BBC One.
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Britain's Danny Kent fails to clinch the Moto3 world title after finishing seventh at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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The Scottish justice secretary urges the UK government to follow the Clutha crash report recommendations on flight recorders in helicopters as soon as possible.
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A couple in their 20s from Northern Ireland has drowned while on honeymoon in South Africa.
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England trail Pakistan by 358 runs in the second Test after they collapse on a disastrous third day in Dubai.
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Joe Schmidt says he is "absolutely committed" to remaining Ireland coach despite reports linking him with England job.
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England, Scotland, Poland and Lithuania are fined by Uefa for failing to control fans during recent Euro 2016 qualifiers.
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The government's Northern Powerhouse project is gathering strength and now has "Chinese backing", Prime Minister David Cameron says.
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Jamie Lawson, the first act signed to Ed Sheeran's Gingerbread Man label, tops the UK album chart with his new record.
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The head of the UK's national anti-doping agency says the body is is "in jeopardy" because of potential government funding cuts.
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Joe Root hits 76 not out and Alastair Cook 65 as England close on 182-3 after bowling Pakistan out for 378 in the second Test.
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A first-half Eniola Aluko goal is not enough to prevent England losing 2-1 to hosts China at the CFA International Tournament.
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Bath and England centre Jonathan Joseph is out for three months after having surgery on a pectoral injury.
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New details of one of Britain's biggest spying scandals, in which two members of the so-called 'Cambridge Five' defected to the Soviet Union have emerged in newly-released secret files.
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Banking and personal details of up to four million TalkTalk customers may have been stolen in a "sustained" cyber-attack on its website, the company says.
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Newport Gwent Dragons have no choice but to seek permission to transfer number eight Taulupe Faletau, says ex-Wales forward Jonathan Thomas.
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China's President Xi Jinping and David Cameron hold talks at Chequers - and visit a local pub - on the third day of Mr Xi's state visit to the UK.
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Hannah Cockroft, Sophie Hahn, Kadeena Cox and Aled Davies win gold for Britain at the IPC Athletics World Championships.
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"English votes for English laws" at Westminster is set to become law after the government wins a Commons vote after an ill-tempered debate.
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With the UK and China's week-long embrace now in full swing, the questions about how suitable this match really is will not go away.
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Former England striker Carlton Cole joins Scottish Premiership champions Celtic until 2017.
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Captain Misbah-ul-Haq's unbeaten 102 helps Pakistan recover to reach 282-4 on day one of the second Test against England.
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The police in England and Wales do not represent their communities and the proportion of black and Asian officers is "not good enough", the home secretary says.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger hints that playing for Wales in a Euro 2016 qualifier contributed to Aaron Ramsey's latest hamstring injury.
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UK retail sales grew for the 29th month in September, partly due to the Rugby World Cup, held across England and in Cardiff.
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Celebrity chef Mary Berry is heading to the US for a festive-themed remake of The Great British Bake Off.
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Membership of the EU has made the UK economy more dynamic and able to grow without generating inflation or a financial crisis.
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David Cameron defends the UK's business links with China as he says deals worth £40bn have been struck during President Xi Jinping's visit.
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Boats carrying 114 people have landed at the RAF base at Akrotiri in Cyprus, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp criticises the handling of young players after Jordan Rossiter is injured on England duty.
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EDF Energy reaches an agreement with China's CGN for a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset.
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No other parties were involved in the death of a British woman at an Istanbul airport, her family and employers believe.
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A Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola while working in West Africa is recovering well after the virus caused her to develop meningitis.
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Jerry Seinfeld tops Forbes' 2015 list of highest-paid comedians earning $36m, with John Bishop the only UK comedian in the top ten, in ninth place with $8m.
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Animated sequel Hotel Transylvania 2 tops the UK box office, beating fellow new releases Suffragette and Pan.
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A number of boats carrying dozens of migrants, including children, have landed at the RAF base at Akrotiri in Cyprus, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Sir Lenny Henry is to present 10-part radio series on the history of black British theatre as part of BBC's On Stage season.
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Thousands of social media users in China are eagerly following President Xi Jinping's ongoing UK state visit.
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A "common sense approach" should be applied to parents in England taking children out of school for holidays, the LGA says.
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Scottish and American investigators are invited to travel to Libya to question two new suspects in the Lockerbie bombing.
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Four people are arrested in Yorkshire, and one in London on suspicion of offences under the Terrorism Act.
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A "common sense approach" should be applied to parents in England taking children out of school for holidays, the Local Government Association says.
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Business lobby group the CBI accepts there are disadvantages to being in the European Union but that there would be worse ones if Britain left the EU.
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China's President Xi Jinping says the UK and China are becoming a "community of shared interests", on the first full day of his state visit to Britain.
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Why is Britain's steel industry in such trouble with so many jobs being lost - and is it really all the fault of cheap Chinese imports for the collapse in steel prices?
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The IRA's ruling body, the 'army council' still exists, but has a "wholly political focus", Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers tells MPs.
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