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Algerian sex offender mistakenly released from Wandsworth prison arrested
A foreign sex offender freed in error from Wandsworth prison has been arrested.
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Woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann found guilty of harassing missing toddler's parents
A young woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann has been convicted of harassing the missing toddler's family.
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Public 'at risk' as more inmates sent to open prisons - with another manhunt under way
Public safety is "at risk" because more inmates are being sent to prisons with minimal security, a serving governor has warned - as details emerge of another manhunt for a foreign national offender.
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ITV in 'preliminary' talks over £1.6bn sale of media and entertainment arm to Sky
ITV has revealed talks with Sky, the owner of Sky News, over the possible sale of its media and entertainment (M&E) division in a deal worth £1.6bn.
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Briton who volunteered as spy for Russia jailed
A city worker who "dreamt about being like James Bond" but volunteered to spy for Russia when he ran out of money has been jailed for seven years.
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Why a Sky-ITV deal makes sense in a shifting entertainment landscape
The proposed £1.6bn takeover of a big chunk of ITV by Sky would be the biggest consolidation in British broadcasting in more than 20 years, and reflects fundamental changes in viewing habits and commercial realities.
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Three prisoners charged with murder of child killer found dead in cell at HMP Wakefield
Three prisoners have been charged with the murder of a child killer found dead in his cell.
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Arrests made after XL bully kills nine-month-old baby
Two people have been arrested after an XL bully killed a baby in South Wales.
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Mistaken prison releases 'could be opportunity' for justice secretary, Harriet Harman says
Multiple mistaken prisoner releases could actually be an "opportunity" for David Lammy, Harriet Harman has said.
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Anti-black discrimination 'baked' into Met Police, report finds
A review of anti-black racism within the Metropolitan Police has found that discrimination is "baked" into its HR systems.
