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Top Stories - Google News The Guardian | Vicar convicted of conducting hundreds of fake weddings at local parish church The Guardian The brides' outfits were borrowed, the bouquets garage-bought. Happy couples beamed for the camera, then minutes later went their separate ways. It was the same scene, week after week. Little did passersby suspect they were witnessing not the joyful ... Vicar 'mystery' Sham marriages on 'unprecedented scale' Vicar in major sham marriages scam |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Churchill's false teeth sell for $23000 CNN Churchill's dental technician said he could tell how the war was going by the distance the British PM hurled his teeth. London, England (CNN) -- A pair of false teeth worn by Winston Churchill have sold at auction for more than ... Churchill's teeth sell for thousands Churchill's false teeth snapped up for £15000 at auction Winston Churchill's dentures sell at auction for $24000 |
 The Guardian | Cable TUC invitation 'withdrawn' BBC News Business Secretary Vince Cable will not address the TUC's annual congress after his invitation to speak was withdrawn. It means the 2010 congress will be the first that a government minister has not attended for more than a decade. ... Vince Cable snubbed by TUC congress Cable's invitation to speak to TUC cancelled Cable's TUC conference invite removed in protest over spending cuts |
 The Hindu | Cameron needs to be more subtle in his dealings in the region Financial Times When David Cameron, UK prime minister, boarded his flight from New Delhi to London Thursday night he would have had time to ponder whether one of the biggest foreign policy gambits of his 10 weeks in office had paid off. ... PM had 'duty' to discuss terrorism David Cameron and Manmohan Singh call on Pakistan to tackle terrorism David Miliband attacks 'loudmouth' Cameron over Pakistan comments |
 stv.tv | Independent Budget Review: Reactions across Scotland BBC News The review panel set up by the Scottish government to consider options for future public expenditure has released its report. The Independent Budget Review report sets out a number of options for public spending cuts, including cutting up to 60000 jobs ... Up to 50000 public sector jobs could go, Scottish budget review warns Free universal health services should not be spared cuts - report 60000 jobs at risk amid major Scots budget squeeze. |
 CBC.ca | Details emerge in French baby killing case BBC News Details have emerged of the woman detained in France over one of biggest infanticide cases in the country's recent history. People who know Dominique Cottrez, a nursing assistant, say she is a woman with a weight problem who played little part in the ... French woman admits to suffocating her 8 newborns Why Are French Women Killing Their Babies? Woman's Husband Says He Did Not Know She Was Pregnant |
 stv.tv | Bodies of three soldiers back home The Press Association The families of two hero soldiers who were killed while saving a wounded comrade in Afghanistan wept as their bodies were returned to British soil on Thursday. Corporal Matthew Stenton, of The Royal Dragoon Guards, and Lance Corporal Stephen Monkhouse, ... Dead soldiers repatriated to UK Soldiers killed while saving wounded comrade to be repatriated Fallen Scot to be returned home |
 Mirror.co.uk | Raoul Moat to be cremated in private funeral service next week Daily Mail Raoul Moat will be cremated during a private funeral service on Monday, it emerged today. The deranged gunman, 37, who apparently shot himself in the head after spending seven days on the run from the police, will be laid to rest at the ... Date set for Raoul Moat's funeral Raoul Moat body results will take weeks Two weeks for Moat autopsy |
 The Guardian | Tory rebels line up to threaten plans on electoral reform This is London The Tory rebellion over David Cameron's electoral reform plans grew today as he was accused of being “duped” by Nick Clegg over the need for radical change. The Standard has learned that the number of Conservative backbenchers ready to oppose next ... Cameron: I didn't think I would become Prime Minister The Conservative-Liberal government: Sure start Nick Clegg indicates he bounced Cameron into electoral reform referendum |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Couple jailed for brutally murdering boy, 3 Telegraph.co.uk A couple who brutally murdered a three-year-old boy have been jailed for life. Kayley Boleyn and Christopher Taylor inflicted more than 70 injuries on Ryan Lovell-Hancox, who died in hospital on Christmas Eve 2008. Wolverhampton Crown Court heard ... Drug addict couple refused to let mother see boy because his body was covered ... Couple jailed over boy's murder Murdered child's mother tells of guilt |
