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The Anglican and Catholic churches and a number of councils will be examined as part of Britain’s largest ever public inquiry.

Police say it is not immediately clear why woman, who suffered several fractures, jumped from the vehicle.

David Cameron says there is a “compelling case” for airstrikes, amid Labour divisions over whether to back military action.

Alongside walkie-talkies and video games, top of Christian Hickey’s Christmas list is “help police catch the people who hurt me”.

Some community leaders believe the terrorist attacks in Paris have inflamed an already toxic atmosphere in the town.

Inspectors say staff bullying and poor training and leadership means the trust is failing to meet targets on urgent calls.

Queues form outside stores but there is no repeat of last year’s chaos with online set to see the strongest sales growth.

The attack in the West Belfast suburb of Andersontown is described as a “mindless and reckless attempt to kill police officers”.

Labour MP Simon Danczuk tells Sky News the party is “staggering from one crisis to another” and “we can’t go on like this”.

It has been 79 years since Britain last won the trophy but Andy Murray and the rest of the team are aiming to change all that.