Jon Snow
This sceptic isle?
The countryside and wildlife are in rapid decline, with figures compiled by 40 scientists making for “shocking and terrifying” reading.
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Angelina Jolie: I had a double mastectomy
Hollywood actress and director Angelina Jolie reveals she had a preventive double mastectomy to reduce her chances of getting breast cancer, after her mother died of the disease aged 56.
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What’s happening over the EU referendum? – key questions
David Cameron dramatically raises the stakes by publishing a draft EU referendum bill. Why is he doing this now and what does he hope to achieve?
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Wigan’s fairytale win returns soul to FA Cup
After years of commercialisation, Wigan Athletic’s dramatic FA Cup final win helped restore a little lost lustre to the most famous knock-out competition, writes football commentator John Anderson.
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Five million families on financial ‘breaking point’
Five million families are approaching financial ‘breaking point’ and are relying on loans and savings to cover their food bills according to new research.
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Malaysia elections: the dark forces of corruption
As Malaysia counts down to its general election, corruption still looms large. Our foreign affairs correspondent, Jonathan Miller, reports on one scandal that has horrified electorates.
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Ukip local election surge: sea-change or flash in the pan?
Nigel Farage celebrates with a pint of bitter after significant gains in the local elections. Is Ukip’s success a mid-term protest or a real change in British politics?
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Wembley to host all-German Champions League final
Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund will contest the European Champions League final at England’s home of football later this month. Why can’t the English match their rivals asks Malcolm Boughen.
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The interest-only mortgage holders in need of ‘wake-up call’
Over a quarter of a million mortgage holders have no plan for paying off their interest-only loan, and the regulator warns such borrowers not to bury their head in the sand.
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Fishermen in court over battle for fairer quotas
Britain’s big fishing bosses go to the high court to challenge an attempt by the government to take away some of their fishing quota and re-allocate it to smaller boats.
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Jon Snow
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No Go Britain: more ramps for London’s tube network
Access groups welcome Transport for London’s pledge to roll out manual boarding ramps to 19 more stations across the London Underground network.
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Geoff White
Can Yahoo! keep the hackers at bay?
As Yahoo’s email accounts face another attack from hackers, is the company doing enough to look after the security of customers, asks Geoff White.
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Immigration: the other side of the story
Millionaire migrants are increasingly investing in the UK, from buying penthouses to building businesses, showing another side to immigration.
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£1m house sales soar to highest rate since recession
House sales over £1m have bucked the national trend and soared to their highest level since the height of the 2007 housing boom, says a new report.
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Immigration archive: Conservative divisions (1994)
The Conservative party, past and present, has often seemed bitterly divided about European integration, the threat of open national borders and the free movement of people throughout the EU.
