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UK enjoys temperatures above 18C

The recent cold snap has become a distant memory for parts of England as temperatures reached more than 18C.

UK enjoys temperatures above 18C

MPs agree on 5.2% benefits increase

MPs have officially agreed a 5.2% increase in benefits as part of a package of changes to pensions and social security benefits.

MPs agree on 5.2% benefits increase

Rowling to write first adult book

Harry Potter author JK Rowling has signed a deal to publish her first novel for adults.

Rowling to write first adult book
945 jailed over summer’s riots

Almost 1,000 people have been jailed for an average of more than a year following last summer's riots.

945 jailed over summer’s riots

Body found at murder arrest house

The body of a young man has been found at the house where double murder suspect Stephen Farrow was arrested.

Body found at murder arrest house

Fury of pay freeze council staff

Local authorities are facing the threat of industrial action after announcing that 1.6 million council workers are to have their pay frozen for the third year in a row.

Fury of pay freeze council staff

Church settles phone hacking claim

Charlotte Church has settled her phone hacking damages action against News of the World publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN) just days before it was to go to trial.

Church settles phone hacking claim

Scrap NHS Bill, says Royal College

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) has called for the Health Bill to be withdrawn - just three days after meeting the Prime Minister to discuss the controversial reforms.

Scrap NHS Bill, says Royal College

Weight loss operations up by 12%

The number of weight loss operations has risen 12% while hospital admissions for obesity have also jumped.

Weight loss operations up by 12%

Gove aims to clear adoption hurdles

The Government is to legislate to ensure that potential adoptions are not blocked purely because the would-be parents are not the same race as the child, Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced.

Gove aims to clear adoption hurdles

Net immigration steady at 250,000

Net migration to Britain remained steady at 250,000 in the year to last June, official figures showed.

Net immigration steady at 250,000

MEP arrested over ‘fraud’ claims

An MEP has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud the European Parliament.

MEP arrested over ‘fraud’ claims

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