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Sir David Amess killing: MPs could get police protection for constituency surgeries in wake of stabbing - Home Secretary says
MPs could be given police protection while they carry out constituency surgeries, the Home Secretary has told Sky News.
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Sir David Amess murder: Name of terror suspect accused of killing MP emerges, as police search three properties in London
The terror suspect held on suspicion of murdering Sir David Amess is named Ali Harbi Ali, Sky News understands.
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Sir David Amess: Locals remember the 'always smiling, always energetic' MP who always had time for others
Saturday in Southend is quiet, and lacking in the usual buzz of a seaside town on a weekend.
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Haiti: 17 American missionaries, including children, kidnapped by gang
A group of 17 US missionaries - including children - have been kidnapped in Haiti.
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Robert Durst: Millionaire on ventilator with COVID - days after being sentenced to life in prison for murder
US real estate heir Robert Durst has tested positive for COVID-19 and is on a ventilator in hospital - days after being sentenced to life in prison for murdering a friend in 2000.
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Man who was 13 when he killed a four-year-old boy granted parole after decades behind bars
A man who was 13 when he killed a four-year-old boy has been granted parole.
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'Climategate' and The Trick: Hacked emails, a media storm, years potentially wasted – why scientist Phil Jones wants the story to be retold
It was November 2009 when climate scientist Professor Phil Jones found himself making international headlines. The abuse and even death threats did not take long to follow.
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Russian actress, director and cosmonaut return to Earth after 12 days on International Space Station making a movie
An actress and film director have returned to Earth after spending nearly two weeks in space making a movie on the International Space Station.
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The Batman trailer reveals darker side of comic book hero
The latest trailer has been released for The Batman, which stars British actor Robert Pattinson as the dark and vengeful protagonist.
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The Shark Is Broken: How infamous feud between the stars of Jaws became the subject of a West End play
Jaws is one of the cinematic greats.
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Q Radio World News
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Haiti: 17 American missionaries, including children, kidnapped by gang
A group of 17 US missionaries - including children - have been kidnapped in Haiti.
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Russian actress, director and cosmonaut return to Earth after 12 days on International Space Station making a movie
An actress and film director have returned to Earth after spending nearly two weeks in space making a movie on the International Space Station.
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe could be sent back to prison 'at any time' after losing latest appeal in Iran
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has lost her latest appeal against her sentence in Iran, meaning she could be sent back to prison "at any time", with the foreign secretary condemning the latest move by Iranian forces.
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It isn't just the UK that's suffering supply chain issues. In the US, the crisis may last until the summer
The backlog of cargo ships at the busiest port complex in the US - images of which have come to define the global supply chain crisis - is unlikely to return to normal before next summer.
Q Radio National Sport
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Manchester United as 'shoddy, scrappy and scruffy' this season after defeat to Leicester, says Gary Neville
In a scathing assessment, Gary Neville described Manchester United's performances this season as "shoddy", adding that they are "scrappy and scruffy to watch".
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Newcastle takeover: Jose Mourinho admits 'emotional connection' with club but insists he is happy at Roma
Jose Mourinho has admitted he has an "emotional connection" with Newcastle as a result of his relationship with Sir Bobby Robson, but has distanced himself from the prospect of replacing Steve Bruce as the club's manager.
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Paul Pogba says Manchester United 'need to change something' after losing at Leicester in Premier League
Paul Pogba has declared something needs to change at Manchester United following their 4-2 Premier League defeat to Leicester City.
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David Moyes exclusive: My greatest team, the West Ham way, Everton reunion
David Moyes has managed four clubs over an eight-year period since he left Goodison Park and yet for most fans, he is still primarily associated with Everton.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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The Batman trailer reveals darker side of comic book hero
The latest trailer has been released for The Batman, which stars British actor Robert Pattinson as the dark and vengeful protagonist.
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'Climategate' and The Trick: Hacked emails, a media storm, years potentially wasted – why scientist Phil Jones wants the story to be retold
It was November 2009 when climate scientist Professor Phil Jones found himself making international headlines. The abuse and even death threats did not take long to follow.
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The Shark Is Broken: How infamous feud between the stars of Jaws became the subject of a West End play
Jaws is one of the cinematic greats.
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Alan Hawkshaw: Composer who created theme tunes to some of UK's best-known shows dies aged 84
The man behind the theme songs for TV shows Grange Hill and Countdown has died at the age of 84.
Q Radio Business News
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It isn't just the UK that's suffering supply chain issues. In the US, the crisis may last until the summer
The backlog of cargo ships at the busiest port complex in the US - images of which have come to define the global supply chain crisis - is unlikely to return to normal before next summer.
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Hut Group founder Moulding to give up golden share in bid to restore City confidence
Matthew Moulding, the boss of the online beauty, nutrition and technology services group THG, is to surrender his golden share in the company in an attempt to restore the City's confidence after a torrid fortnight.
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Supply chain crisis: Haulage firms 'horrified' at plans to relax rules on overseas HGV drivers
Government plans to change how frequently overseas HGV operators can deliver in the UK will "undercut" British operators and drivers, a haulage group has told Sky News.
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Screeching U-turn over haulier rules 'not going to make a massive difference'
If the trainee truckers the haulage industry so desperately needs could change direction as fast and frequently as government ministers they would sail through the HGV test.
Q Radio Quirky News
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World Porridge Making Championship: Savoury Italian dish with white wine and mushrooms wins annual prize
Most of us likely don't stray far from raisins and berries when it comes to sprucing up our porridge, but a savoury dish containing mushrooms and white wine has won this year's World Porridge Making Championship.
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Turkey: 'Missing' man joins search party looking for himself
A Turkish man who was reported missing unknowingly joined search parties looking for himself.
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White stag shot dead by police after running wild around Merseyside streets
A wild white stag has been shot dead by police after it was seen running around residential roads in Bootle near Liverpool.
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'Sexy' Bernie Sanders outfit could be scariest costume this Halloween
It could well be the scariest Halloween costume of the year - a racy take on Bernie Sanders' now-infamous outfit from Joe Biden's inauguration.
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Miami: Cat-astrophe averted as fans catch falling feline using flag at American football game
A cat has been saved by fans at an American football game in Miami after it plunged about 30ft from an upper deck of the Hard Rock Stadium.
Q Radio Politics
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Sir David Amess killing: MPs could get police protection for constituency surgeries in wake of stabbing - Home Secretary says
MPs could be given police protection while they carry out constituency surgeries, the Home Secretary has told Sky News.
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Sir David Amess murder: Name of terror suspect accused of killing MP emerges, as police search three properties in London
The terror suspect held on suspicion of murdering Sir David Amess is named Ali Harbi Ali, Sky News understands.
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Sir David Amess murder: Priti Patel says security measures to be put in place - but MPs 'cannot be cowed by any individual'
Priti Patel says it is "right and proper" that MPs are accessible to members of the public following Sir David Amess' killing - and stressed that politicians' safety and an open democracy "can absolutely be balanced".
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Sir David Amess killing: Boris Johnson leads tributes in show of unity at scene of MP's fatal stabbing
Boris Johnson has laid flowers at the scene of the fatal stabbing of Conservative MP Sir David Amess in Essex - an attack which police believe could be linked to Islamist extremism.
Q Radio Tech News
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Lucy mission: NASA launches first probe to asteroid 'swarm' with aim of exploring origins of solar system
NASA has launched a probe into space that will fly to a 'swarm' of asteroids orbiting the sun for the first time to look into the origins of the solar system.
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'Technology to automatically scan all iPhones threatens democracy', researchers warn
Fourteen of the world's most respected information security experts have warned that client-side scanning "is a dangerous technology" that threatens democracy.
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Virgin Galactic postpones next test flight due to safety concerns around 'strength margins'
Virgin Galactic has postponed its next test flight due to safety concerns regarding the "strength margins" of materials used in the rocket plane.
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Microsoft to shut down LinkedIn in China after being criticised for censoring Western journalists
Microsoft is shutting down LinkedIn in China as a result of the "challenges" of complying with Beijing's censorship rules, and will in its place launch a new site that won't allow users to share posts.
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