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'An act of complete cowardice': Ed Miliband blasts Woolwich solider attack

Labour leader Ed Miliband described yesterday's murder of a soldier in Woolwich as “an act of complete cowardice”.

A floral tribute close to the scene where a man was murdered in John Wilson Street, Woolwich

A worrying new face of the terror threat to the UK

Islamists had for a while been uploading video footage on the internet of prisoners being beheaded by their captors. It was most prevalent in Iraq and has spread to other parts of the world where ferocious jihad was being waged.

Crime Officers at the scene in Woolwich

We face new type of terror threat after Woolwich attack, says former Flying Squad commander

Terror experts said that the murder is a "departure" from previous attacks and represents a "new round of terror threats in this country".

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In 1982, debris and flesh were scattered around Hyde Park – human and equine

David McKittrick, a reporter at the scene of the attack on the Blues and Royals, on the day Ulster’s bloodshed shook London

Yuichiro Miura, right, rests on his way up Mount Everest with his son

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Yuichiro Miura, 80, who has had heart surgery four times is already in the oxygen-deficient 'death zone'

Mark Bridger denies killing April Jones

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Prosecution say former slaughterhouse worker snatched and murdered schoolgirl in a 'sexually motivated' attack

British forces will leave Afghanistan at the end of next year

600 interpreters will be allowed to move to UK as reward for assisting British forces in Afghanistan

About 600 Afghan interpreters that put themselves in danger for British forces are to be given settlement rights in the UK, it was announced.

The News Matrix: Tuesday 21 May 2013

Hague warns Assad over negotiations

Suicide bomber kills 14 at Afghan province council

A suicide bomber struck outside a provincial council headquarters in northern Afghanistan on Monday, killing the council chief and at least 13 others, authorities said.

The News Matrix: Monday 20 May 2013

Two men hanged after spying charges

The Trundlers: Underrate Them at Your Peril... By Harry Pearson

Cricket's quickies and spinners tend to get far more attention than the medium-pace men, but the pantheon of seamers, swingers and off-stump naggers celebrated here by Harry Pearson reminds us what an integral part of the game bowlers operating largely in the 50-75mph zone have been down the years.

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Red Arrows back with nine-plane displays after safety sign-off

Team has flown world-famous diamond formation for first time in 18 months after 2011 tragedies

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British tourist jailed for manslaughter after killing soldier David Lee Collins in Cyprus

Mohammed Abdulkadir Osman stabbed the 19-year-old to death after a fight broke out in Ayia Napa nightclub

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