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A competitor has been killed in an accident at the British and European powerboat championships in Harwich, Essex Police have confirmed.

Investigations are under way after a number of people suddenly fell ill during a wedding reception at a social club.

Police have made a small number of arrests as English nationalists marched against sharia law within the UK.

The former health secretary has accused the coalition Government of taking a "reckless gamble" with its plans to reform the NHS.

A competitor has been killed in an accident at the British and European powerboat championships in Harwich, Essex Police have confirmed.

More than 60 children have been protected from abuse during the pilot scheme of Sarah's Law.

An international manhunt is under way for a British man wanted over the murder of an Irish holidaymaker on the Costa del Sol.

The Crown Prosecution Service is considering whether any criminal charges could be brought over the deadly Potters Bar rail crash eight years ago.

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