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'Dereliction of duty': Met Police relaxed vetting to meet recruitment targetsSerial rapists David Carrick and Cliff Mitchell were among more than 130 Metropolitan Police officers and staff wrongly hired or allowed to keep working as vetting was relaxed in a recruitment drive, a review has found.
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Mounjaro and Wegovy may need to be continued for life, new research suggestsThe weight loss jabs Mounjaro and Wegovy may need to be continued for life to keep obesity under control, new research suggests.
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Great British Railways: How much of your cash has been spent on trains rebrand?More than £30,000 of taxpayer money has been spent on creating a new logo for nationalised rail services, Sky News can reveal.
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Cyber flashing just become a priority offence - here's what changes from todayCyber flashing became illegal in 2024. Now, the government is making it a priority offence, putting the pressure on tech companies to do something about it.
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New app will allow pupils to view GCSE results digitally from summer 2026Year 11 pupils in England will soon be able to access their GCSE results on their phones, under government plans to modernise how exam records are stored and shared.
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Tribute paid to teenager who died in crash - after police told family he survivedTributes have been paid to a teenager who died in a car crash - after police told his family he survived.
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Starmer 'sets out his position on Greenland' in call with Donald TrumpSir Keir Starmer has set out his position on Greenland in a call with US President Donald Trump, Downing Street says.
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Time for your dog to go vegan? Canine food counts for 1% of UK greenhouse gas emissions, survey showsDog food in the UK counts for around 1% of the country's total greenhouse gas emissions, according to the findings of an environmental survey.


