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Boxer Tyson Fury invited to tea at House of Commons amid anger over comments

Shadow leader of the Commons, Chris Bryant, has urged new heavyweight world champion Tyson Fury to “get in touch” and come to tea at the House of Commons, so the pair can talk about his “issues”.

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Kay Burley is being trolled for a picture she posted after the Paris attacks

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Putin ‘testing’ Nato’s resolve in stand-off

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Farage takes issue with GPs’ language

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Elton: Jesus 'would support gay marriage'

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William Hague: ‘Price worth paying for Russia action’

UK's landmark nuclear deal to double market rate for electricity

The UK's Energy Secretary Ed Davey has hailed a landmark deal to build Britain’s first new nuclear plant in a generation which will double the market rate to be paid by customers.

Mon, 21 Oct, 2013

Rating downgrade hits sterling

Britain’s loss of its prized AAA credit rating intensified the pressure on sterling today despite another rally for London’s top flight shares index.

Mon, 25 Feb, 2013

Egypt 'risks falling into hands of extremists'

Egypt risks falling into the hands of extremists if President Hosni Mubarak does not push ahead with a democratic “transformation”, Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague warned today.

Sun, 30 Jan, 2011

Wagner in welfare probe

FORMER X Factor contestant Wagner could face an investigation over claims he falsely claimed incapacity benefit, according to Britain’s Work and Pensions Secretary.

Mon, 06 Dec, 2010

Wagner 'could face benefits claim probe'

'X Factor' reject Wagner could face an investigation over claims he falsely claimed incapacity benefit, Britain's Work and Pensions Secretary said today.

Sun, 05 Dec, 2010

Sky News to launch foreign language service

Sky News today announced plans for its first foreign language service in a move that will see it broadcast in Arabic across the Middle East and north Africa.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2010

Ministers stay tight-lipped over Bulger killer's jail recall

Government ministers in Britain are resisting intense pressure to reveal more about the recall to prison of James Bulger killer Jon Venables.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2010

Woodward hails 'best possible agreement' for North

The deal to save the North's power-sharing government was the “best possible agreement” for the people of the North, Shaun Woodward said today.

Sun, 07 Feb, 2010

Woodward appeals for help to catch barracks killers

Northern Ireland Secretary Shaun Woodward today appealed for help in tracking down the “thugs” who gunned down two British soldiers at an Army barracks in Co Antrim.

Sun, 08 Mar, 2009

'Misunderstandings led Irish to reject Treaty'

A British minister said today that Irish voters rejected the EU’s Lisbon Treaty in part because they did not understand it,.

Sun, 14 Dec, 2008

Clarke: Don't blame Poulter

Darren Clarke has called for an end to the sniping surrounding Ian Poulter’s selection as one of European captain Nick Faldo’s Ryder Cup wild cards.

Tue, 02 Sep, 2008

Presenters axed in Sky News revamp

Sky News is to revamp its schedules and axe a number of its presenters and programmes, it was confirmed today.

Wed, 07 Jun, 2006

Kilroy-Silk 'trying to defend the indefensible'

The head of the Commission for Racial Equality today accused Robert Kilroy-Silk of posing as a “24-carat martyr” and called for him to issue an apology for his article in which he called Arabs “suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors”.

Sun, 11 Jan, 2004

Sky’s the limit as Gráinne moves on

GRÁINNE SEOIGE has been appointed anchor of Sky News’ new Irish service, it was announced yesterday.

Fri, 09 Jan, 2004

Sky to begin Irish news service

Broadcaster Sky News is to launch a new Irish service in 2004, it said today.

Sun, 05 Oct, 2003

Blair: my actions are right for Britain

British Prime Minister Tony Blair declared today that he “absolutely” had the appetite to carry on in office, in the wake of the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

Sun, 20 Jul, 2003

Four journalists injured in apparent US attack

Four employees of the Reuters news agency were injured today when an American tank apparently fired a shell at Baghdad’s Palestine Hotel, the base for most foreign correspondents covering the war in the Iraqi capital.

Tue, 08 Apr, 2003

Powell meets Arafat to discuss possible ceasefire

US Secretary of State Colin Powell today sat down with Yasser Arafat in a last-ditch attempt to salvage.

Sun, 14 Apr, 2002