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Today’s storm in pictures
There have been some amazing pictures taken of the impacts that the storm has delivered and I thought I’d pull them together and share them with you.
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Some of the “most vulnerable” Syrian refugees, including torture survivors and victims of sexual assaults, will be temporarily resettled in the UK, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announces.
Ukraine’s Justice Minister Olena Lukash warns protesters she may call a state of emergency after demonstrators break into and occupy the ministry’s building.
The Conservative government responds to Labour claims that wages have fallen in real terms under David Cameron – FactCheck explores which party is right.
There have been some amazing pictures taken of the impacts that the storm has delivered and I thought I’d pull them together and share them with you.
Disputes over flags and parades in Northern Ireland proved too great for the country’s politicians who failed to agree a compromise on these and other outstanding issues from the peace process.
South Sudan’s government says its military have recaptured the key town of Bor, days after it was seized by rebels.
A plane carrying British nationals leaves South Sudan after the Foreign Office warns people to leave the country as violence spreads.
“The time for the healing of the wounds has begun.” There was to be no revenge, no retribution. Instead Mandela showed the world another way to truth and justice: forgiveness.
Scotland’s first minister insists there is a “very, very powerful argument” for Scotland to retain use of sterling. FactCheck investigates.
Fascinating shadow boxing ahead of SNP leader Alex Salmond’s unveiling of the white paper for Scottish independence on Tuesday in Glasgow.
Sure enough, we’re midway through the week and despite numerous headlines in some tabloid newspapers, there’s been no chaos, temperatures haven’t fallen to -15C and most of us haven’t seen any snow.
Northern Ireland’s attorney general calls for an end to prosecutions for crimes committed during the conflict. But politicians on both sides condemn the move, saying it would not ease resolution.
A “significant” number of jobs will be lost as the Co-operative group hands 70 per cent control of its banking arm to a group of investors.
Amid reports that Khan Said will replace Hakimullah Mehsud as leader of the Pakistan Taliban, Taliban sources tell Channel 4 News discussions are still underway, signalling disagreement at the top.
The benefits of the proposed £50bn HS2 high-speed rail line will not be as great as previously thought because of increased costs, according to a report.