BBC UK
Dozens dead in Oklahoma tornado
At least 91 people, including 20 children, are feared killed as a gigantic tornado rips through Oklahoma City suburbs, flattening whole neighbourhoods.
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The Guardian
Oklahoma tornado: 51 people killed as mile-wide storm hits Moore
Oklahoma City suburb of Moore flattened by mile-wide tornado, with TV footage showing schools and homes reduced to rubbleFollow live updates on the Oklahoma City tornadoA devastating mile-wide tornado hit the US state of Oklahoma on Monday, flattening neigbourhoods, causing widespread fires and landing a direct hit on an elementary school.Homes and buildings were reduced to rubble in Moor
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UK News from Times Online
Government scales back child worker vetting scheme
Plans to vet millions of people working with children and vulnerable adults are to be scaled back to “common sense” levels, the Government announced today
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BBC - England
Murder prompts police inquiry call
The family of a woman murdered by her ex-partner call for a public inquiry into how complaints of domestic violence are handled by police.
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BBC - Scotland
UK governments 'hold back Scotland'
The policies of past and present Westminster governments have held back Scotland, Holyrood's SNP administration claims in an economic document on independence.
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