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Police to get more Tasers
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Police are to be armed with 10,000 Taser stun guns as part of a drive to tackle violent crime, it was reported.
Teenager speaks of regret over baby
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
A teenage girl who witnessed the suffering of Baby P told of her guilt after failing to save him, it has been reported.
Icy conditions as snow hits Britain
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Drivers were urged to take extra care on the roads after a blast of Arctic weather left large swathes of the country blanketed in snow.
Boy and grandmother die on railway
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
A six-year-old boy and his grandmother were killed as they crossed a railway, it has emerged.
MPs want clarity on suspect 'death'
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Two senior MPs have called for the Government to reveal whether it knew in advance about a US missile strike in Pakistan that reportedly killed a British terror suspect, it was reported.
Four policemen killed in road crash
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Four police officers were killed in a road accident in Northern Ireland.
Arrested 12 released on bail
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Twelve men linked to the British National Party were released on bail after being arrested on suspicion of distributing racist material in a city centre, police said.
Concern over Army expenses fraud
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
The incoming head of the British Army warned of widespread fraud by officers and soldiers in the economic downturn, in a letter leaked to a newspaper.
Tax cut plans not a gamble, says PM
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Prime Minister Gordon Brown denied that the massive package of tax cuts expected in the Pre-Budget Report would be a "gamble", insisting action was "necessary and responsible".
Ex-critic backs Brown amid turmoil
1:28pm Sunday 23rd November 2008
Charles Clarke moved to bury the hatchet with Gordon Brown, acknowledging the Prime Minister had done "really well" over the past two months.
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