Meghan wows in red dress as royal couple land in Tonga
The Duchess of Sussex’s outfit was a nod to the national flag of Tonga.
UK News|Oct 25, 2018
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Harry honours Fijian SAS hero at memorial unveiling
Sergeant Talaiasi Labalaba died in the Battle of Mirbat in 1972.
UK News|Oct 25, 2018
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Father gets life for murdering Mylee, 8, to spite ex over same-sex relationship
William Billingham was told he must serve at least 27 years for the ‘brutal and cowardly’ murder of his daughter.
UK News|Oct 2, 2018
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Two SAS servicemen acquitted over Brecon Beacons march in which three died
Judge Advocate General Jeff Blackett directed the five-person board to acquit the two men, referred to only as 1A and 1B.
UK News|Sep 18, 2018
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No appropriate guidelines for heat illness in endurance events, court told
Lance Corporal Craig Roberts, L/Cpl Edward Maher and Cpl James Dunsby were taking part in an SAS selection march in July 2013.
UK News|Sep 13, 2018
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‘No concerns’ over medical plan for SAS selection march where three men died
Two men, known only as 1A and 1B, are on trial over the deaths of the reservists on the Brecon Beacons in 2013.
UK News|Sep 11, 2018
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Ambulance staff balloted for strike action over ‘dangerously long’ shifts
The Unite trade union is to carry out a consultative ballot amongst Scottish Ambulance Service workers in the north division.
UK News|Sep 11, 2018
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Three died and others affected by illness on SAS training march, court hears
Lance Corporal Craig Roberts, L/Cpl Edward Maher and Corporal James Dunsby died as a result of the exercise in the Brecon Beacons.
UK News|Sep 10, 2018
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SAS soldiers go on trial by court martial over deaths of three reservists
The men, known only as 1A and 1B, went on trial at Bulford Court Martial on Monday.
UK News|Sep 10, 2018
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Pussy Riot member ‘has left Russia’ for UK visit, despite ban
Maria Alekhina is to attend a performance based on her book at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
World News|Aug 9, 2018
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Russian border police stop Pussy Riot activist from visiting UK
Authorities said Maria Alekhina was stopped from travelling as she had failed to carry out community service.
World News|Aug 9, 2018
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Return of possible remains of US soldiers by North Korea boosts diplomacy
Close to 7,700 US soldiers remain unaccounted for from the 1950-53 Korean War, and about 5,300 of those were lost in North Korea.
World News|Jul 28, 2018
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Explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes reunited with surgeon who saved his life
Sir Ranulph collected an honorary degree from the University of Bristol.
UK News|Jul 20, 2018
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Life for IS supporter who urged attack on Prince George
Husnain Rashid dramatically changed his plea at the end of the prosecution opening and admitted a string of terror offences.
UK News|Jul 13, 2018
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The former SAS reservist who failed in his Tory leadership bid
He was understood to have serious reservations about both the plan and whether it could be acceptable to Brussels.
UK News|Jul 9, 2018
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