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Police arrest 365 people at protest in support of proscribed group Palestine Action
Police have made 365 arrests in London after crowds turned out for a Palestine Action demonstration - despite the group being banned.
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One dead as 'hellish' wildfire burns across area the size of Paris in southern France
One person has died as France's biggest wildfire this summer sweeps through a southern region, forcing tourists and residents to flee.
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Trump announces yet more tariffs and praises 'significant step' from Apple
Donald Trump has announced 100% tariffs on computer chips and semiconductors made outside the US.
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Bank of England issues inflation warning but cuts interest rate to 4%
The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the fifth time in a year to 4% but warned that climbing food prices will cause inflation to jump higher this year.
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Donald Trump reveals when - and where - he will meet Putin for Ukraine talks
Donald Trump has announced his "highly anticipated" meeting with Vladimir Putin will take place on Friday in the US state of Alaska.
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Eddie Murphy: I'll get an Oscar eventually - when I'm old and have no teeth
Eddie Murphy has told Sky News he doesn't ever expect to win awards - but will happily accept an honorary Oscar when he's 90.
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Netanyahu's plan for Gaza risks dragging Israel into a conflict with no clear endpoint
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new direction in the war on Gaza risks dragging Israel into a conflict with no clear endpoint.
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Death cap mushroom trial: How murder plot unfolded - and how killer tried to cover her tracks
More details from the trial of an Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch have been revealed - including why her husband rejected an invitation.
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Teenager guilty of murder of schoolboy Harvey Willgoose during lunch break
A 15-year-old boy has been found guilty of the murder of Sheffield schoolboy Harvey Willgoose.
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Independent review to examine how govt department handled prosecutions of Post Office staff
The Department for Work and Pensions will launch an independent review into its handling of prosecutions against Post Office staff, Sky News has learned.
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Stakes high for Trump-Putin summit as Zelenskyy faces nightmare deal
For Ukraine - its exhausted, brave soldiers, its thousands of bereaved families mourning their dead, and its beleaguered president - it is exactly what they feared it would be.
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US trade war: The state of play as Trump's country-specific tariffs take effect
Donald Trump's trade war has been difficult to keep up with, to put it mildly.
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It's been four years since a US president met Putin - and Trump will have a lot of ice to break
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin will meet where their countries brush shoulders.
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Young British girl returns to UK from IS detention camp in Syria, authorities say
A young British girl has been repatriated from a detention camp housing alleged Islamic State family members in northwest Syria, authorities in the region have Sky News.
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JD Vance's cordial - then candid - comments left no doubts over the UK-US disagreements
He was cordial, but he was candid.
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Friday night's anti-migrant protests in Norwich were peaceful - but anger is bubbling
Outside the Best Western Brook Hotel in Norwich around 300 anti-migrant protesters sang along to Sweet Caroline, Neil Diamond's song about good times never feeling so good, but that wasn't their message for the migrants living inside the hotel.
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Rachel Reeves said this flagship policy would raise money - it may end up doing the opposite
What do we do about the non-doms?
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Chris Hemsworth describes 'gear shift' after learning he's 10 times more likely to get Alzheimer's
Chris Hemsworth has told Sky News that finding out he had a greater chance of developing Alzheimer's disease was a "gear shift" in his life motivations.
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UK joins four countries in condemning Israel's plan for new operation in Gaza
The UK and four allies have criticised Israel's decision to launch a new large-scale military operation in Gaza - warning it will "aggravate the catastrophic humanitarian situation" in the territory.
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Bishop in dressing gown interrupts church concert - and asks crowd to 'leave my house'
A disgruntled bishop in a dressing gown has interrupted a church concert in London - telling singers to stop their "terrible racket" and "leave his house".
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Gaza seen from above: How life and colour has been stripped from a once bustling port city
The north used to be the breadbasket of the Gaza Strip.
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'This shouldn't have happened': Bishop who interrupted church choir in dressing gown apologises
A bishop who interrupted a church concert in his dressing gown - and told singers to "leave his house" - has formally apologised to the choir.
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At least two dead as wildfires sweep across Greece, Turkey and France
A least two people have died and two others are reported to have died after wildfires tore across southern Europe.
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OpenAI releases long-awaited GPT-5 AI chatbot upgrade
GPT-5, the long-awaited upgrade to the ChatGPT AI chatbot, has been released by its maker OpenAI.
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Rachel Reeves is celebrating the Bank of England's interest cut – but behind the scenes she has little to cheer
The economy is stagnating and job losses are mounting. Now is the time to cut interest rates again.
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Hundreds arrested in 'week-long crackdown' on asylum seekers working for delivery companies
Hundreds of arrests have been made across the UK as part of a "week-long crackdown" on asylum seekers taking jobs for delivery firms.
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Company at heart of Coldplay viral video releases tongue-in-cheek clip - with a big twist
The company at the centre of a viral video at a Coldplay concert has released a tongue-in-cheek clip on social media - featuring Gwyneth Paltrow as a "temporary spokesperson".
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JD Vance warns against UK going down 'dark path' of losing free speech during meeting with David Lammy
JD Vance said he does not want the UK to go down a "very dark path" of losing free speech during a meeting with the foreign secretary at his country estate.
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Thousands of hot dogs spill across busy highway
A truckload of hot dogs has spilled across a busy road in Pennsylvania.
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Man charged with theft of flowers from Ozzy Osbourne tribute
A man has been charged with stealing flowers left as a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne in Birmingham.
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An invitation to Alaska signals the end of Putin's international isolation
The location of Alaska is unexpected.