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• ISIS 'has 30 BRITISH terrorists in UK ready to wage lone-wolf jihad after returning from Syria'

  17-10-2015 23:59 via mirror.co.uk
  
  It has been reported that of the 300-plus militants who have returned to the UK, 10 per cent could plot terror attacks
  
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• Coleen Rooney comforted me after her brother and dad saved my life says millionaire

  17-10-2015 23:59 via mirror.co.uk
  
  'Lovely' Coleen Rooney checked how Fraser Milne was doing after the pregnant WAG's brother dived in the water to save his life
  
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• Woman charged over alleged ISIS rant against Muslim passengers on London bus

  17-10-2015 23:54 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Simone Joseph, 36, from Brent, northwest London, has been charged with racially or religiously aggravated behaviour intended to cause harassment, alarm or distress
  
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• Ex-circus dancer turns around the 'Trojan' school that hated music

  17-10-2015 23:51 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  As the official hearings to disqualify the alleged "Trojan Horse" plotters from teaching begin, the Telegraph speaks to teachers about their experiences at the hands of Muslim radicals at Park View
  
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• SSI scandal as sacked workers' savings 'stolen' from company scheme

  17-10-2015 23:47 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The fund set up in the 1980s did not appear on final wage slips so union lawyers are looking into what has happened to the savings
  
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• Pervert Rolf Harris makes 'Two Little Boys' poems mocking victims

  17-10-2015 23:43 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Harris penned a poem saying: "Climb up out of the woodwork babe, from forty years ago. The climate’s great in Britain now, for making loads of dough"
  
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• Ebola survivor transmits virus to his partner through unprotected SEX in first known case of its kind

  17-10-2015 23:40 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Scientists had previously believed the killer disease could only be passed from one person to another through direct contact with the blood or other bodily fluids of a sick or recently deceased patient
  
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• Your pictures: share your photos on the theme of ‘power’

  17-10-2015 23:35 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Wherever you are in the world, we’d like to see your pictures of ‘power.’ Share your best photos via GuardianWitnessWe’re now running a regular weekly photography assignment in the Observer New Review and the next theme is ‘power’. Share your photos of what power means to you – and tell us about your image in the description box.The closing date is Thursday 22 October at 10 am. We’ll publish our favourites in The New Review on Sunday 25 October and
  
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• Tory MPs in 71 marginal seats at risk from cuts to tax credits

  17-10-2015 23:30 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Fresh pressure on George Osborne to halt controversial measure that will leave 3.2 million families worse off by average of £1,300 a yearGeorge Osborne has come under fresh pressure to halt controversial cuts to tax credits as new research shows that 71 Tory MPs in marginal seats could be vulnerable to a backlash from families hit by dramatic falls in their incomes.The impact of the cuts, which will leave 3.2 million families worse off by an average of £1,300 a year from next April,
  
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• Is it me you're looking for? Readers' photos on the theme of meeting

  17-10-2015 23:30 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  For last week’s photography assignment in the Observer New Review we asked you to share your photos on the theme of meeting via GuardianWitness. Here’s a selection of our favouritesShare your photos on this week’s theme ‘power’ by clicking the button belowContinue reading...
  
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• 'Family man' marine destroys comrade's marriage after drink-fuelled sex session with his wife

  17-10-2015 23:30 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Dominic Conway was portrayed as a devoted family man in a BBC interview - but provoked anger among comrades who see his infidelity as the “ultimate betrayal”
  
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• Toddler miraculously survives after opening train door and plunging into 30-foot ravine

  17-10-2015 23:22 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The 19-month-old boy suffered only a fractured jaw after the death-defying fall at Driving Creek Railway in the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
  
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• Prince William and Kate Middleton top global power couple poll

  17-10-2015 23:14 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge beat the Obamas, Gates and Kardashian-Wests to top of the list of influence
  
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• 'Puppet master' in gut makes us crave chocolate...rather than a lack of self-control

  17-10-2015 23:10 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  A lack of self-control is often blamed for us craving chocolate, but researchers now suggest another possibility – an evolutionary tussle between consumers and the bacteria in their gut.
  
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• How a Victorian mathematics don became a digital pioneer

  17-10-2015 23:02 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  George Boole’s home city of Lincoln, 200 years after his birth, is set to celebrate his achievements as part of a digital arts festivalWith a steely glare, a starched collar and a pair of truly prodigious sideburns, he is the digital pioneer you have almost certainly never heard of. Now, 200 years after his birth, George Boole is finally to get the acclaim he deserves.A prodigy with a penchant for self-education, Boole was a teenage schoolteacher who rose to become the first professor of m
  
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• Man Tasered "a number of times" by police is charged with robbery and affray

  17-10-2015 23:01 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Joseph Hive, 28, has been charged with robbery, affray and two counts of possession of an offensive weapon, after being Tasered and arrested last week
  
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• Winter is coming - but is Caper the swan?

  17-10-2015 23:00 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Staff at Slimbridge wildfowl sanctuary are anxiously awaiting Caper the swan's 23rd winter visit, after a 2,500 mile annual journey from Siberia.
  
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• Trident: Jeremy Corbyn under attack from Sturgeon and Fallon

  17-10-2015 23:00 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Nicola Sturgeon and Michael Fallon attack Jeremy Corbyn over splits in the Labour party on replacing the UK's Trident nuclear missile system
  
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• Church anger at longer Sunday shopping hours

  17-10-2015 23:00 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Labour and the Church of England fear ministers will try to sneak the new law through Parliament without it being scrutinised properly by the bishops in the House of Lords
  
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• £150m legal bill for troops just doing their duty

  17-10-2015 23:00 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Ministers draw up plans to pull out of the European Convention on Human Rights next time the Armed Forces are sent into combat
  
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• Teacher who ate McDonald's for 90 DAYS running now sharing 'weight loss plan' in SCHOOLS

  17-10-2015 22:59 via mirror.co.uk
  
  John Cisna ate every single item on McDonald's menu at least once during the six months
  
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• New Zealand’s Julian Savea scores hat-trick in nine-try rout of France

  17-10-2015 22:58 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  No French frolics this time, just pure black magic. The record books will show that New Zealand cruised into the World Cup semi-finals without a backward glance but give little hint of the cruel beauty of this nine-try exhibition. This was attacking rugby par excellence, performed by a side who prefer the stiletto to the lead piping. If they keep playing like this, the Webb Ellis Cup is heading in only one direction.Their next opponents, South Africa, will offer a rather stiffer challenge than F
  
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• 12 migrants die after overcrowded boat sinks in the Aegean Sea

  17-10-2015 22:57 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The tragic travellers were on a vessel which overturned off the Greek ­island of Kalymnos killing women and children
  
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• Too many antibiotics are creating health disaster, doctors told

  17-10-2015 22:56 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Chief Medical Officer Dame Sally Davies warns family doctors who over prescribe antibiotics are contributing to a "public health catastrophe"
  
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• A rose by any other name....would be known to Shakespeare

  17-10-2015 22:52 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  Shakespeare revealed as expert amateur botanist as 49 specimens identified in his works
  
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• New Zealand v France: Rugby World Cup 2015 quarter-final – as it happened

  17-10-2015 22:49 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  The All Blacks smashed France and banised their demons for good, scoring nine tries in the biggest ever World Cup quarter-final victory 9.49pm BSTWell, I think we can put the notion of a French World Cup hoodoo over the All Blacks to bed. That was sensational stuff: they started at a tempo unlike any we’ve seen in this World Cup – think of the Australian move for their second try against England sustained over 40 minutes. France were blown away, run down, torn apart and from then on
  
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• 'Unfaithful women will be stoned, thieves' hands will be cut off and veils will deprive us of the beauty of women': Czech President says Middle Eastern migrants will refuse to respect his country's laws 

  17-10-2015 22:48 via dailymail.co.uk
  
  Czech President Milos Zeman (pictured) told employees at a butcher's shop in the eastern village of Lechotice: 'We'll be deprived of women's beauty, because they'll be covered from head to toe.'
  
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• South Africa v Wales: Rugby World Cup 2015 quarter-final – in pictures

  17-10-2015 22:48 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Photographer Tom Jenkins was at Twickenham to capture the atmosphere and all the action as injury-ravaged Wales took on the Springboks in the quarter-final.Additional photographs by Dan Mullan/Getty Continue reading...
  
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• Football fans paying more than THREE times over the odds for matchday pies

  17-10-2015 22:43 via mirror.co.uk
  
  A study last week revealed the extortionate average price of every football fan's most loved pastry snack
  
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• ISIS gunman in suicide belt slays 5 in mosque before he's shot dead

  17-10-2015 22:42 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The gunman, who wounded nine, was affiliated to the third new IS branch to appear in the Arabian Peninsula this year
  
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• George Osborne’s Northern Poorhouse the reality as nation's steel industry hangs by a thread

  17-10-2015 22:38 via mirror.co.uk
  
  In a stinging attack, union leaders, politicians and experts reveal how his strategy for boosting economic growth in northern cities has fallen into chaos
  
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• Teenage girl crawls free from wreckage of plane crash which killed her father

  17-10-2015 22:34 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Anabeth Hamilton, 14, managed to escape the wreckage and call emergency services but her dad and pilot Travis Hamiliton, 43, died at the scene
  
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• Kids may not need dads to become well-rounded adults, study finds

  17-10-2015 22:32 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The new findings go against previous research which suggested that the male role may be vital
  
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• Lady Killearn's family snub service as friends gather to remember Britain's oldest society hostess

  17-10-2015 22:30 via telegraph.feedsportal.com
  
  A rift with her son and grandson over the cut-price sale of her mansion remains so deep that not a single relative was seen at a "pre-funeral" service
  
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• Doctor Who recap series 25, episode five – The Girl Who Died

  17-10-2015 22:10 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Capaldi’s strongest performance in the role so far, in an enjoyably daft romp with Game of Thrones’ Maisie Williams, which brings Vikings into the mix for the first time since 1965When Peter Capaldi said, pre-series launch, that “the Doctor is about to make a mistake that has cataclysmic repercussions,” most of us assumed he was talking about leaving the young Davros to die (or not). But on the evidence of this week, not a bit of it. Three stories in, we’ve had the
  
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• Arctic powers in Alaska for talks as pace of global warming threatens ice cap

  17-10-2015 22:03 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  US to host summit of polar nations as fears grow that the Earth’s frozen wastes are losing their ability to deflect harmful raysScientists in Alaska will raise the vexed issue of methane and “black carbon” pollution as they discuss tipping-point dangers posed by global warming in the Arctic.A crucial meeting of the Arctic Council, in Anchorage, comes amid evidence that the polar region is warming faster than any other place on Earth and that sea ice coverage there has shrunk by
  
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• Bishops in stinging rebuke to David Cameron over refugee crisis

  17-10-2015 22:00 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Clergy release text of private letter sent in September as it emerges that PM snubbed church’s offer of helpAn extraordinary row between the Church of England and the prime minister has burst into the open as 84 bishops accuse David Cameron of ignoring their offers to help to provide housing, foster care and other support for up to 50,000 refugees.In a remarkable move that shows their frustration at Downing Street’s foot-dragging, the bishops have released to the Observer a private l
  
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• Before the EU referendum David Cameron must provide facts on the future of the UK

  17-10-2015 22:00 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The in/out question is getting closer and closer and, Political Editor Nigel Nelson says, the PM has to come clean to Brits
  
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• Siblings defy the rarest cancer of all

  17-10-2015 21:59
  
  WHEN brother and sister Charlie and Zoe Couper were both diagnosed with a condition so rare that it afflicts fewer than 15 people in the world, the outlook appeared bleak.
  
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• Restaurant staffed by INMATES voted in Britain's top 10 venues on TripAdvisor

  17-10-2015 21:56 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The Clink Cardiff beat off prestigious competition to take 10th place, with its "friendly and informative" staff lauded
  
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• Rapist who conned court into believing he was England under-21 international exposed as football fantasist with fake career

  17-10-2015 21:52 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Jamal Thomas, 25, claimed to be a former Aston Villa and England under-21 starlet as he was jailed for 10 years earlier this month - his lies can now be exposed
  
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• Watch incredible moment huge fight breaks out between two deer on GOLF COURSE

  17-10-2015 21:49 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Video filmed at golf close shows an incredible fight between two deers on packed golf course
  
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• Jeremy Hunt criticised as 132 hospitals charge disabled for car parking despite Tory pledge

  17-10-2015 21:47 via mirror.co.uk
  
  More than one in ten hospitals in England charge disabled patients and visitors - and Labour were quick to slam Health Secretary Hunt
  
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• This clever dog's skipping rope skills need to be seen to be believed

  17-10-2015 21:39 via mirror.co.uk
  
  This video captures the incredible moment the canine takes part in a skipping rope game for 20 seconds
  
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• EU Referendum In campaign must raise its game to prevent us from turning into Little Britain

  17-10-2015 21:35 via mirror.co.uk
  
  Richard Branson, Tory peer Stuart Rose and former TV presenter June Sarpong will be its public faces - but where are the voices from outside the M25?
  
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• Unarmed, 19 years old and black, Kendrec McDade died in a hail of US police bullets. Three years on, his mother still seeks justice

  17-10-2015 21:30 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  In an extraordinary and moving interview, Anya Slaughter says that all she wants from police is ‘the truth’ about the death of her son. But she now despairs of getting access to itWhen Kendrec McDade was 14, his mother sat him down and had a conversation about what it meant to be a young black man in America. She told him he had to be careful, that even if he stayed out of trouble the colour of his skin would sometimes unfairly mark him out to the authorities. If he was ever stopped
  
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• Pro-Palestinian protest stops traffic in London shopping district

  17-10-2015 21:30 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  About 150 people join London Palestine Action occupation of Oxford Circus in protest against British arms sales to Israel Campaigners stopped traffic in the heart of London’s shopping district to protest against British support for Israel.About 150 people formed a human barrier at Oxford Circus at 3pm on Saturday and prevented buses and shoppers from using the road for a short period of time. Members of the London Palestine Action group set off red and green smoke bombs and held up banners
  
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• MoD police admits 170 officers are under investigation

  17-10-2015 21:30 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  Concern at allegations against armed personnel responsible for guarding key military bases and nuclear weaponsMore than one in 20 Ministry of Defence police officers – the men and women charged with protecting the UK’s key defence and nuclear assets – are under formal investigation for a range of possible offences.Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show that 170 officers – more than 6% of the 2,700 employed by the MoD – are being investigated for
  
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• Strictly Come Dancing 2015: week four – live

  17-10-2015 21:21 via feeds.theguardian.com
  
  After Anthony and Oti were knocked out last week, who will be next to leave SCD’s dancefloor? 8.19pm BSTSo that’s it for tonight’s show! A vast improvement on last week, with brilliant dancing from Kellie and Kevin, Jamelia and Tristan and a whole bunch of other people.I reckon this week’s bottom two could be Kirsty and Brendan and Ainsley and Natalie, or maybe Anita and Gleb? We’ll have to wait until tomorrow night’s results show to find out - join me here th
  
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• Heartbroken mum can't scatter son's ashes until dad who killed him gives her permission

  17-10-2015 21:16 via mirror.co.uk
  
  The ashes of Kerrie Backhouse’s son Kye have lain in a funeral parlour for over a year after he was drugged by her ex, Kevin Morton
  
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