News Headlines - 07 April 2015
Tony Blair today insisted he backed Ed Miliband '100 per cent' as he joined the battle for Labour to win the general election.
The former Labour Prime Minister put aside policy disputes with Mr Miliband to give a speech warning that attempts to appease right-wing Conservatives and Ukip risks taking the UK towards the EU exit door.
▽No police action on Clarkson attack - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Jeremy Clarkson will face no further police action over his attack on a Top Gear producer at a hotel, North Yorkshire Police said today.
▽Birmingham mosque destroyed following building collapse | Daily Mail Online
A major rescue search was launched last night after the roof of a mosque collapsed without warning during restoration work.
Emergency services were called to the Masjid Umar mosque on Walford Road, in Sparkbrook, Birmingham at around 11.30pm yesterday.
▽Bendy battery promises safe, speedy charging - BBC News
Scientists have built a flexible aluminium battery which they say could be a cheap, fast-charging and safe alternative to current designs.
▽What's Behind UK's Unseasonably Warm Weather?
Warm air from the Azores and the mysteriously named Foehn effect help Britain enjoy temperatures well above the seasonal average.
