Ministry of Defence responds to claims 'military jet' error caused air traffic control outage
The Government department has denied making any errors
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The Government department has denied making any errors
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Greater Manchester Police gave the teacher a conditional caution for causing a child under 13 to engage in sexual activity
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Daniel Woodhouse, 27, was described by his barrister as a 'sad individual' with 'no friends' :: He immediately admitted what he had done when he was arrested
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September is when lawns are more likely to be tanged in moss, but there is a really easy way to get rid of this spongy menace without harming the grass at all.
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The road was closed for several hours
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A petition, created by Philip John Stain, has called on the Labour Party government and DWP to act.
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Security staff were leading a man - who they suspected of shoplifting - towards the exit when the alleged incident took place
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“I really don’t want her to be remembered as her final moments, she was so much more than that”
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Brazilian quickly running out of options as windows slam shut around the world
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HMRC will claw back Winter Fuel Payments from state pensioners earning above the £35,000 income threshold
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A report released by the Stop School Cuts coalition argues a generation of students have known nothing but cuts
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Police say that a 48-year-old man has been arrested and charged after the high-profile incident in Possilpark.
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Traffic will be halted during a six-and-a-half hour journey
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It is the largest single donation to a British political party on record
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The new set of display shelves is available in stores across the UK
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As OpenAI model cracks Millennium Prize Problem that puzzled experts for decades, many feel shocked at pace of change It was a week that left mathematicians reeling. Hot on the heels of a flurry of cases of artificial i…
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The 1981 film is based on the autobiography of a Glasgow gangster who was said to be "Scotland's most violent man".
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The Belly Buster Bap is a customer favourite
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The Dog and Partridge has been closed for weeks
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You can play pool and darts
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Tina McDermont, from Washington, Tyne and Wear, was hoping to use the £350 refund for her flight from Newcastle to Alicante could be put towards her son Billy's funeral costs
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What the data says about five years of murders in Merseyide
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“As a precaution, we're reminding residents how to check the identity of anyone claiming to be from South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue”
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