We have started to collect the most important news related to United Kingdom in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands of homes remain without power following the storms that have been battering Scotland.
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Ex-England batsman Kevin Pietersen says he wants to play against his old side next week during their tour of Australia.
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Save The Children says it is confident about the safety procedures at its Ebola treatment centre at Kerry Town in Sierra Leone where a British nurse Pauline Cafferkey caught the disease.
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Shetland is issued with a Met Office amber wind warning amid concerns that it might experience gusts of up to 100mph.
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Pensioners could run out of cash by the age of 75, as a result of rule changes coming into effect in April, the charity Age UK has warned.
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A Florida judge has rejected a bid for a new trial by a British businessman serving a life sentence for two murders in the 1980s.
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Ireland's flagship carrier, Aer Lingus, has rejected a revised offer from British Airways owner IAG.
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri is jailed for life by a New York court for multiple terror offences, following his extradition from the UK.
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Tackling terror is "the national priority", Chancellor George Osborne says, as it emerges suspects in the Charlie Hebdo attack in Paris were on a UK terror watch list.
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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini says the standard of refereeing in England is "good" despite recent criticism.
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The falling price of oil helped to narrow the UK's trade gap with the rest of the world in November to its lowest since June 2013, figures show.
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Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones receive major acting nominations for Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory of Everything, while The Grand Budapest Hotel is up for 11 awards.
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The threat of a terror attack in the UK is increasing but security services cannot be expected to stop every plot, the head of MI5 warns.
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Bill Cosby is heckled by a man who shouts "you are a rapist" during a show in London, Ontario.
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Patrick Lyttle, a 31-year-old man from Northern Ireland, has come out of a coma after allegedly being knocked unconscious by his brother in Sydney.
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A boat carrying more than 100 people sinks on Costa Rica's Pacific Coast killing a British, an American and a Canadian tourist.
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NHS spending on children's mental health services in England has fallen by more than 6% in real terms since 2010, according to official figures.
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The beleaguered supermarket Tesco has said it will close 43 unprofitable stores, and look to make cuts of £250m, despite enjoying better Christmas sales.
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A new exhibition at the British Museum will include what was once dubbed "the most famous Greek body in Europe".
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UK interest rates have been kept on hold for another month by the Bank of England at a record low of 0.5%.
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British actress Sienna Miller will return to Broadway to play nightclub singer Sally Bowles in the hit musical Cabaret, replacing Emma Stone.
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The world's largest container ship has arrived in the UK for the first time at the Port of Felixstowe.
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The UK's political leaders and the Queen offer statements of support and solidarity following the Paris terror attack.
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Jonathan Trott hits 79 from 127 balls as England Lions draw their opening tour game against a Gauteng Invitation XI in Soweto.
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Controversial comedy The Interview is to have "a wide release" in the UK and Ireland, Sony Pictures confirms.
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The controversial Top Gear special set in Argentina was the most popular BBC iPlayer show over the UK's Christmas period, with demand for the catch-up service rising 25%.
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A month before the start of the financial crisis, the Bank of England was apparently unaware of impending trouble, new documents reveal.
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Actor Jonathan Pryce is to play Shylock in The Merchant of Venice as part of the 2015 summer season at Shakespeare's Globe in London.
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The NHS in England has missed its four-hour A&E waiting time target with performance dropping to its lowest level for a decade, figures show.
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The UK services sector lost momentum at the end of the year, growing at its slowest rate for a year-and-a-half, an influential survey suggests.
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Major incidents are declared at a number of hospitals in England as medics struggle to deal with patient numbers.
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Batsman Jonathan Trott makes only six on his return to international cricket with England Lions in South Africa.
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A British nurse who was diagnosed with Ebola is critically ill but her condition has stabilised, health secretary Jeremy Hunt says.
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Three people are arrested after body of woman in her 20s is found in the grounds of a school in Shrewsbury.
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CBS Films is examining why references to homosexuality were removed from the DVD cover of the US release of British film Pride.
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Activity in the UK's construction sector grew at its slowest pace for 17 months in December but remains robust thanks to continued growth in housebuilding, a survey finds.
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Save the Children says "no stone will be left unturned" as it investigates how a British nurse contracted Ebola while volunteering in Sierra Leone.
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London MC George the Poet takes fifth place in the BBC's Sound Of 2015 list, as the countdown to this year's winner begins.
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Newborn babies across England will be screened for more rare, debilitating genetic diseases from Monday.
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Prime Minister David Cameron defends his record as Labour says the NHS would not "survive" five more years of his government.
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The search for the eight missing crew of the cargo ship Cemfjord in the Pentland Firth is suspended by coastguards.
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A major search operation is launched after a ship believed to have had eight crew on board overturns off the north of Scotland.
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UK nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who was diagnosed with Ebola after returning from Sierra Leone, is now in a critical condition, the Royal Free Hospital says.
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A British couple whose baby was born prematurely during a trip to the USA say they expect to be stranded there for three months.
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All the UK-based passengers and crew from two flights taken by a British nurse who contracted Ebola have now received health advice, officials say.
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A plane is forced to make an emergency landing at London Southend Airport after fears one of its engines was on fire.
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Rail fares in England and Wales rise by an average of 2.2%, with trade unions complaining the increase continues to outstrip average wage growth.
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US investment bank Goldman Sachs paid the highest bonuses to senior staff among banks operating in the UK in 2013, according to research by Reuters.
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Thousands of people gather in towns and cities across the UK as firework displays are held to celebrate New Year's Eve.
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The bodies of a man and a woman are found inside a burned-out house in south-east London after neighbours attempt to rescue the pair but are unable to reach them.
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British acts dominate the top 10 best-selling artist albums of the year for the first time in chart history, according to new figures.
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Britons must not turn their backs on all the suffering in the world, the Archbishop of Canterbury will say in his new year address.
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Pauline Cafferkey, the nurse being treated for Ebola, is receiving an experimental anti-viral drug and blood from survivors of the disease, doctors say.
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Checks for medics returning to the UK after treating Ebola patients are to be reviewed after they cleared a nurse later diagnosed with the virus.
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Australians living with the impact of UK nuclear tests
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The creators of the World War One ceramic poppy display at the Tower of London join acting grandees Joan Collins and John Hurt on the New Year Honours list.
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Healthcare worker Pauline Cafferkey, who is battling Ebola at a London hospital, could be offered plasma from patients who have fought off the disease.
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Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne says he will not take his bonus, following recent major rail disruption.
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Healthcare worker Pauline Cafferkey, who was diagnosed with Ebola after returning to Glasgow from Sierra Leone, arrives for specialist care at London's Royal Free Hospital.
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The ambassador to Japan thanks a family who have tended to a British teacher's grave for 143 years.
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The UK housing market continues to slow down, Nationwide says, with annual house price inflation falling to 7.2% in December.
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Pharmacists strongly criticised plans to strengthen checks at the counter for entitlement to free prescriptions in England.
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British boxer Amir Khan has visited a school in Pakistan where Taliban militants massacred 152 people earlier this month.
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Defending PDC world champion Michael van Gerwen will play Scotland's Robert Thornton in the quarter-finals.
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A Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747 with more than 450 people onboard lands safely at London Gatwick after a "technical issue" with its landing gear.
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A British man who was aboard an Italian ferry which caught fire near Greece, says he thought he might not make it off the ship alive.
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Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King says the financial system is still not safe from another crisis.
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Temperatures plunge as England, Wales and Northern Ireland record their lowest temperatures of 2014, BBC Weather says.
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England manager Roy Hodgson arranges a meeting with his players at the end of January so they can look ahead to 2015
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Newly-released documents show how the UK and Irish governments clashed over Irish language policy in the 1980s.
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Robot-assisted surgery is becoming increasingly common in UK hospitals, as the BBC's Victoria Gill reports.
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Rail passengers are hit by further delays at London stations as over-running engineering works continued to cause disruption on Sunday night.
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The British national on AirAsia flight QZ8501, which has gone missing with 162 passengers on board, is Chi-Man Choi, the BBC understands.
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A senior Network Rail executive apologises for letting passengers down after overrunning engineering works cause chaos for passengers in London.
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High winds topple part of a new metal fence erected in the French port of Calais to prevent migrants from slipping on to UK-bound ferries.
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The Office of Rail Regulation launches an investigation into major disruption to passengers caused by overrunning engineering work at two London stations.
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Ross County put the shackles on Celtic as they hold the champions to a point in the Scottish Premiership.
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Dozens of coach passengers and drivers are left stranded in Yorkshire after snowfall sweeps parts of the UK.
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Deportation story - one man's journey from London to Zimbabwe
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Snow, sleet and rain fall in parts of the UK with one airport diverting flights, and forecasters warning of further travel disruption.
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The trial of two men accused of murdering two British holidaymakers on the Thai island of Koh Tao has got under way, the BBC's Jonathan Head reports.
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Former Lancashire and Gloucestershire batsman Geoff Pullar, who played 28 Tests for England, dies aged 79.
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The judge in the trial of two Burmese men accused of the murder of two British tourists in Thailand postpones witness testimony until July.
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More than four in 10 cancers - 600,000 in the UK alone - could be prevented if people led healthier lives, say experts.
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Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, asked the congregation at midnight Mass in Westminster Cathedral to pray for victims of persecution.
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Chelsea meet West Ham at Stamford Bridge in the first of Boxing Day's 46 fixtures across England's top four divisions.
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The Scottish FA board rejects Mike Ashley's request to raise his shareholding in Rangers International Football Club to 29.9%.
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UK workers managed to increase their output per hour by 0.6% in the July-to-September period, the Office for National Statistics has said.
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A broad agreement is brokered on some key issues in the cross-party Northern Ireland talks.
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Northampton and England hooker Dylan Hartley is banned for three weeks for elbowing Leicester's Matt Smith.
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Three months of US-led air strikes have killed at least 1,171 people, mostly Islamic State militants in Syria, a UK-based monitoring group says.
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The UK economy has grown more slowly than previously thought, official figures show, and the current account deficit has widened.
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British Ebola survivor William Pooley is to deliver The Alternative Christmas Message on Channel 4 this year.
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Northern Ireland politicians negotiate through the night in a last-ditch attempt to reach agreement on key issues, including flags, parades and welfare reform.
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Alastair Cook says he wants to start "enjoying my cricket again" after losing his position as England one-day captain.
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Sir Alex Ferguson describes Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick as "the best English player in the game".
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British NFL player Menelik Watson donates his match payment to the family of an ill four-year-old girl.
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Glorious Goodwood will be rebranded the Qatar Goodwood Festival in a 10-year sponsorship deal, the biggest in British racing.
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Roy Hodgson says England are not getting carried away despite the positive start they have made to Euro 2016 qualifying.
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Spending cuts imposed by the International Monetary Fund may have contributed to the rapid spread of Ebola in West Africa, UK-based researchers say.
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