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Part of Birmingham 'can't be no-go area for Jews', cabinet minister tells Sky News
Aston in Birmingham can't become a "no-go area" for Jews, a senior cabinet minister has told Sky News, amid controversy over fans of an Israeli football club being barred from attending a match next month.
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Labour deputy leadership candidate accuses opponent's team of 'throwing mud' and briefing against her
Lucy Powell has accused Bridget Phillipson's team of "throwing mud" and briefing against her in the Labour deputy leadership race in a special episode of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
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Nine 'priceless' objects stolen in Louvre museum heist - as authorities reveal details of daring raid
Nine "priceless" objects were stolen in a daring heist at the Louvre museum in Paris, the city's prosecutor has said.
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Oil and gas workers offered cash to retrain, in major plan for future clean energy workforce
Ministers have unveiled their flagship plan to train and recruit workers for the booming clean energy sector, which it is hoping to supercharge in the next five years.
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Israel identifies body of dead hostage returned by Hamas
Israel has identified the body of a dead hostage returned by Hamas.
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Donald Trump admits it's possible he's being 'played' by Vladimir Putin over Ukraine
Before Donald Trump met with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, he hosted one of his favourite singers, Andrea Bocelli, in the Oval Office.
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Met Police looks into reports Prince Andrew asked officer to investigate accuser - as William plans 'ruthless approach' towards royal
The Metropolitan Police is looking into reports that Prince Andrew asked an officer to help with an attempted smear campaign against the woman who accused him of sexual assault.
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US airstrike destroyed 'drug-carrying submarine', says Trump - as survivors repatriated
Two survivors of a US airstrike, targeting what Donald Trump has described as a "drug-carrying submarine" in the Caribbean, have been repatriated to their home countries.
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Hannah, 22, died after buying poison online - why her death raises serious questions for NHS
Pete Aitken says his daughter Hannah would still be alive if she hadn't been sent to a series of "failing" mental health hospitals, which made her increasingly unwell.
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Exiled Russian oligarch: Putin has sent signal to Trump that he's ready for Ukraine deal
Exiled Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky has claimed that Vladimir Putin is signalling that he is prepared to strike a deal on Ukraine with Donald Trump.
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Government looks utterly weak on Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban - and Tories have smelt blood
Government ministers have been outspoken and unequivocal in their outrage at the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa.
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Are Donald Trump's film tariff threats making investors 'dither' in UK?
At West London Film Studios, where Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso is currently being shot and major productions from Bridget Jones's Baby to Killing Eve have all filmed, it pains owner Frank Khalid that one of his biggest stages is empty.
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Ashraf Mahrous: Egypt's 'strongman' wrestler pulls ship using his teeth
An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.
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Heathrow puts Jansen on runway as next chairman
The former BT Group chief Philip Jansen is being lined up as the next chairman of Heathrow Airport as Britain's biggest aviation hub prepares to deliver an expansion costing close to £50bn.
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BBC Gaza documentary breached broadcasting code, Ofcom finds
A BBC Gaza documentary breached the broadcasting code, an Ofcom investigation has found.
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Brexit impact on UK economy 'negative for foreseeable future,' Bank of England chief says
Brexit will have a negative impact on the UK's economic growth "for the foreseeable future," the UK's most senior banker has warned.
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27 years after conviction, he hopes he'll still be alive by the time he's cleared his name
A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared.
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Why Andrew hasn't given up being a prince – amid call for him to 'live in exile'
Sky News' royal commentator has explained why Prince Andrew has not given up being called a prince – while another expert has said "the decent thing" for him to do would be "go into exile" overseas.
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Donald Trump mocks 'No Kings' protests with AI video of himself dropping brown sludge on protesters from jet
Donald Trump has responded to so-called "No Kings" rallies with an AI video of himself in a fighter jet, pouring brown sludge over protesters.
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Thousands of protesters march through London streets against digital ID plans
Crowds of protesters have marched through London streets rallying against government plans for digital IDs.
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Protesters in Germany demand removal of Madeleine McCann suspect
Protesters have gathered in northern Germany demanding the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann be ousted from where they live.
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Major milestone in Post Office scandal as first Capture conviction referred to Court of Appeal
The first Post Office Capture conviction has now been formally referred to the Court of Appeal, marking a major milestone in the IT scandal.
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First test of chancellor's 'securonomics' policy does not bode well
Not all that long ago the prevailing wisdom in economic circles was that where things were made hardly mattered. What really mattered, instead, was how much something cost.
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Donald Trump responds to idea of tunnel connecting Russia and US
Russia's investment envoy has said research into the feasibility of a tunnel joining the US and Russia started "six months ago".
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Legendary cricket umpire Dickie Bird remembered by sporting greats at hometown funeral
He was the world's most famous cricket umpire but also a true son of Yorkshire.
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Videos show fresh evidence of Israeli support for Gaza militia
It's the dead of night, and a convoy is driving along a road in Gaza's far north, 1.4km inside the Israeli area of control.
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UK suffers blow in bid to become minerals superpower - as it's snubbed by its own leading firm
Britain's hopes of becoming a critical minerals superpower have been dealt a severe blow after one of its leading companies abandoned its plans to build a rare earths refinery near Hull.
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Lingering dread over what else about Prince Andrew could still emerge
Just a cursory glance at the headlines, and it's clear the disgrace and downfall of Prince Andrew is not over.