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Wednesday 12 December 2012
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Three-quarters of a million people are thought to have contracted the ‘winter vomiting bug’ so far this season, according to latest official figures.
James Harding has stepped down as editor of The Times, News International has confirmed. He will be replaced by John Witherow, editor of the Sunday Times.
Up to a quarter of households in parts of London have no one who speaks English as their main language, according to figures contained in the census.
Latest figures reveal biggest early winter outbreak of the bug in five years which has struck 68,000 people in a single week.
Mass immigration needs to be curbed to bring down house prices, improve wages and reduce the benefits bill, Theresa May has said.
Jimmy Savile has been accused of carrying out hundreds of crimes during his decades of sex abuse.
Mick Jagger's love letters to secret girlfriend who inspired hit Brown Sugar sell for more than £180,000.
April Jones: missing girl's parents speak of how "particularly difficult" Christmas will be without her.
Britain is braced for another day of freezing fog which halted more than 70 flights this morning.
Council pledges to fine any driver £70 if their car ends up further than 20 inches (50cm) from edge of the road.
A Muslim woman threw herself from the roof of a City wine bar after being harassed by strangers over her Western lifestyle, an inquest has heard.
Women are not scared to use their feminine charms to get what they want both at home and in the office, according to a new study.
Shadow schools minister Kevin Brennan says the Education Secretary Michael Gove should be "concentrating on raising standards, not trying to raise the temperature" in the dispute over the Government's school reforms.
Jimmy Savile is a suspect in nearly 200 crimes committed all over the UK during his decades of sexual abuse.
Home Secretary Theresa May reveals that cutting the number of people coming to live in Britain could reduce house prices.
Would-be spy Edward Devenney was “naive in the extreme” on the workings of the world of espionage as a series of contacts with his supposed Russian agents revealed.
The UN's Yugoslav war crimes court found Zdravko Tolimir, a former Bosnian Serb general, guilty of genocide for his role in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre, Europe's worst atrocity since World War II, and sentenced him to life in jail.
President Barack Obama appears to be winning the battle for public opinion as the US draws nearer to the "fiscal cliff", with two-thirds of Americans saying he has a mandate to raise taxes on the wealthy.
Opposition parties have backed away from confrontation in the first major sign of compromise in Egypt's worsening political crisis, saying they would participate in this weekend's constitutional referendum.
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