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UK Criminology Student Kills Woman To "Know What It Feels Like"
On the night of the stabbings, the two women were sitting on the sand where they had lit a fire and were watching the full moon.
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Deaths In UK Tower Fire, Which Killed 72, Were "All Avoidable", Finds Probe
The UK's Grenfell Tower fire disaster that killed 72 people was the result of "decades of failure" by government and construction industry bodies and the "systematic dishonesty" of building material firms, a damning final report said on Wednesday.
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Watch: Gun Salutes Fired Across UK In Tribute To Prince Philip
Gun salutes echoed around the United Kingdom on Saturday as the military paid solemn tribute to Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, after his death aged 99.
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After Tenants Die In Fire, Indian-Origin Man In UK Jailed For Negligence
An Indian-origin landlord in the UK who failed to fit smoke alarms inside a house owned by him leading to the death of two boys in a fire, has been jailed for a year, in the first prosecution of its kind in the country since new smoke alarm regulations were introduced in 2015.
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UK Criminology Student Kills Woman To "Know What It Feels Like"
On the night of the stabbings, the two women were sitting on the sand where they had lit a fire and were watching the full moon.
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Deaths In UK Tower Fire, Which Killed 72, Were "All Avoidable", Finds Probe
The UK's Grenfell Tower fire disaster that killed 72 people was the result of "decades of failure" by government and construction industry bodies and the "systematic dishonesty" of building material firms, a damning final report said on Wednesday.
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Watch: Gun Salutes Fired Across UK In Tribute To Prince Philip
Gun salutes echoed around the United Kingdom on Saturday as the military paid solemn tribute to Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, after his death aged 99.
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After Tenants Die In Fire, Indian-Origin Man In UK Jailed For Negligence
An Indian-origin landlord in the UK who failed to fit smoke alarms inside a house owned by him leading to the death of two boys in a fire, has been jailed for a year, in the first prosecution of its kind in the country since new smoke alarm regulations were introduced in 2015.
