Pakistani School Massacre Planner Is Killed

The alleged planner of the Peshawar school massacre has been killed in a shootout, a Pakistani official has said. The commander was killed on Thursday night in the hour-long gunfight with security forces in the restive Khyber tribal area, which borders...

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Boxing Day Snow As UK Slides Towards -15C

Forecasters have raised the cold weather alert for large swathes of Britain - warning of ice, plumetting temperatures and up to 10cm of snow. The Met Office has increased its alert level from yellow to amber - the second highest warning - for the...

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Thai Island Murders: Trial Of Suspects Begins

The trial has begun of two Burmese workers charged with the murder of two British tourists on a backpacker island in Thailand. Win Zaw Htun and Zaw Lin, both 21, deny killing Hannah Witheridge and David Miller on the island of Koh Tao in September....

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Archbishop Of Canterbury Has Pneumonia

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, is suffering from pneumonia, Lambeth Palace has confirmed. The illness forced him to cancel his annual Christmas Day sermon at Canterbury Cathedral. A Lambeth Palace spokesperson said...

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Santa Baby! Cops Deliver Newborn On Train

Two police officers helped deliver a Christmas Day baby on a train in Philadelphia. Sergeant Daniel Caban and Officer Darrell James boarded the Market-Frankford subway train after receiving an emergency call. They soon discovered there was no time...

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Pregnant Mum's Life Support To Be Switched Off

Doctors have been given permission to switch off a life support machine keeping a clinically-dead woman alive because she is pregnant. In a landmark ruling, Dublin's High Court said keeping the young mother alive would deprive her of dignity in death....

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Mourners Remember Boxing Day Tsunami Victims

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City Link Jobs Blow Announcement 'Stinks'

A union has hit out at the timing of an announcement that more than 2,700 workers are facing redundancies after parcel delivery group City Link went into administration. The RMT union has demanded "urgent talks" with Business Secretary Vince Cable after...

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Boxing Day Bargain Hunters Hit High Street

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Xbox And PlayStation Services Hit By Hackers

By Charlotte Lomas, Sky News Reporter Hackers have claimed responsibility for a cyber-attack on Sony's PlayStation and Microsoft's Xbox game consoles. The attack hit gamers on Christmas Day, and some users continued to report problems today. The...

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Eight Children Stabbed To Death In Cairns

A candlelit vigil has been held after eight children were found stabbed to death at a house in Cairns, Australia. The children are reportedly aged between 18 months and 15 years old. Police were called to a property in the suburb of Manoora following...

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Kenny Dalglish Feared For Son At Hillsborough

Former Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has told the inquests into the Hillsborough disaster that he feared for his son's safety. Paul, then 12, was among the crowd that spilled onto the pitch after the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham...

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Killers May Have Known Victim Was Officer

Detectives are investigating whether an off-duty police constable was beaten to death because he was recognised as an officer. Neil Doyle was attacked by a group of men in Liverpool city centre during a Christmas night out with colleagues from Merseyside...

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Man Admits Killing Sex Worker In Her Flat

A mentally ill man has been detained indefinitely in a high-security psychiatric hospital after he admitted killing a Colombian woman in her west London flat. Robert Richard Fraser, 40, was charged with murdering Maria Duque-Tunjano on 28 January....

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Driver Jailed For Worst Crash In Irish History

A motorist who killed seven close friends and a pensioner in a devastating car crash has been jailed - despite pleas from bereaved families for him to be spared from prison. Shaun Kelly caused the most deadly collision in Ireland's history after watching...

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A&E Waiting Times Worst Since Records Began

The number of patients being treated within a four-hour target in accident and emergency units in England is at its lowest since figures began. Figures released by NHS England show that 89.8% of people were seen within the target time last week (ending...

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Farage Defends UKIP Candidate's Chinese Slur

Nigel Farage has said he feels sorry for a UKIP candidate who was forced to step down after being recorded using derogatory terms about homosexuals and Chinese people. The politician described Kerry Smith, a parliamentary hopeful in one of UKIP's...

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FBI: North Korea Behind Sony Cyber-Attack

By Sky News US Team An investigation into the Sony cyber-attack has determined the North Korean government was behind the operation, the FBI says. The agency said a "significant overlap" existed between the infrastructure used in the Hollywood studio...

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Kurdish Forces Break IS Mountain Siege

Kurdish forces in Iraq claim to have broken an Islamic State siege that left Yazidi civilians and fighters trapped on a mountain for almost four months. The breakthrough came during a two-day blitz in the Sinjar region involving 8,000 peshmerga fighters...

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FIFA To Publish World Cup Bidding Report

FIFA has agreed to publish Michael Garcia's World Cup bidding report "with appropriate redactions". The organisation's executive committee decided in Morocco to make the report public once the ongoing inquiry into World Cup bidding corruption is complete....

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Winter Blast Brings More Travel Misery

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