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Russian invasion of Ukraine shares 'similarities' with run-up to Second World War, armed forces minister says
Russia's invasion of Ukraine and wider threats to the UK and its allies share "a lot of similarities" with the three-year run-up to the Second World War, the armed forces minister has said.
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Mandelson's lawyers say his arrest due to 'baseless' flight risk claim
Peter Mandelson's lawyers have said claims he was arrested because he was a flight risk are "baseless".
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Some of Putin's most potent weapons are hiding in plain sight - in the English Channel
In the English Channel, less than two hours by fishing boat from Dover, some of the most potent weapons in Russia's war on Ukraine are hiding in plain sight.
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Scrubbing away the title of the fly-tipping capital of England, where locals are 'embarrassed' to live
It's hard to believe the London Borough of Brent was once covered in even more rubbish than it is now.
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'Britain's loneliest sheep', Fiona, gives birth for first time
"Britain's loneliest sheep" has given birth for the first time.
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'Staring down the barrel at higher costs': UK exporters rue US tariff chaos
UK businesses are facing uncertainty and higher costs as Donald Trump's new global tariff shift takes effect.
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Government confirms broadcast‑style regulation for Netflix, Disney+ and more
The UK's biggest video-on-demand services will have to follow the same rules on content and accessibility as traditional broadcasters, under new legislation being implemented.
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Mandelson's 'vile' Epstein emails make me 'angry', Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper says
Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has said Lord Mandelson's emails to Jeffrey Epstein were vile and make her angry.
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Trump's plan for Iran isn't working - he has three options
As the world awaits possible US military action against Iran, has Donald Trump boxed himself into a corner with only himself to blame?
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Fire-juggling unicyclist caught performing on crossing
Police have caught a man juggling fire while riding a unicycle on a pedestrian crossing.
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'Simply a miracle': Baby boy born from dead donor womb transplant in UK first
A baby boy has become the first child in Britain to be born to a mother with a womb transplanted from a deceased donor.
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Rob Reiner's son Nick pleads not guilty to murder of his parents
Rob Reiner's son Nick has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of the actor-director and his wife Michele Singer Reiner.
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British rising star Robert Aramayo beats Timothee Chalamet and Leonardo DiCaprio to acting BAFTA - as One Battle After Another named best film
British film newcomer Robert Aramayo has been named best actor at the BAFTAs - beating favourite Timothee Chalamet and other A-listers including Leonardo DiCaprio to win the prize.
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Crotch enhancements: The latest controversy at the Winter Olympics
Crotch enhancements. Banned helmets. Qualifying manipulation claims. And Russian hacking.
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Magistrates and judges to use more AI, says Lammy - as jury trials reduced
Justice Secretary David Lammy wants to see more AI-assisted magistrates as he doubles down on his plans to reduce the number of jury trials.
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Police still using AI tool despite inaccurate evidence in Israeli football fan ban
At least 21 police forces across England are still using Copilot AI despite West Midlands Police (WMP) blocking Microsoft's tool after inaccurate evidence formed a decision to ban Israeli football fans, Sky News can reveal.
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'We decided to stand up to a bully,' says Ukrainian who swapped Wall Street for the frontline
A medic who gave up a promising Wall Street career on to serve on the frontlines in Ukraine has told Sky News it was the "easiest decision she ever made".
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Police failed to arrest Nottingham triple killer on warrant months before attacks, inquiry hears
Police failed to execute a warrant to arrest a violent schizophrenic before he went on to kill three people in Nottingham, an inquiry has heard.
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BBC says second racist slur was edited out of ceremony, as filmmaker quits as BAFTA judge
The BBC has confirmed that a second racist slur was edited out of the BAFTA ceremony broadcast, but admitted the first was missed and "aired in error".
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: Australia and New Zealand back plans to remove him from line of succession
The governments of Australia and New Zealand have thrown their weight behind plans to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession.
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Porn company handed record £1.3m fine by Ofcom over failures to age verify
A porn company has just been handed the largest fine ever issued under the Online Safety Act.
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Reddit fined more than £14m over children's privacy failures
Reddit has been fined more than £14m by the Information Commissioner's Office for failing to keep children safe.
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Best and worst NHS trusts for cancer treatment revealed
Almost all NHS trusts are missing a major cancer target - with some of the worst performers seeing only about half of patients on time, data shows.
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Violence triggered by killing of notorious Mexican drug lord could hit the World Cup
The Mexican authorities would've expected a violent backlash after the killing of El Mencho, one of the country's most powerful cartel bosses.
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Searches concluded at Andrew's former residence - as MPs back release of files relating to his trade envoy appointment
Searches at Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former Windsor residence in relation to an investigation into alleged misconduct in public office have concluded, police have said.
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Putin believes he can still win the war - and Ukrainians think he's seduced Trump with fantasy deals
Four years into this war, the diplomatic wheels are grinding but exceedingly slow.
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Sky News gains rare access to Bank of England's gold vaults
Take the Central Line into the middle of London and just before the train arrives at Bank station, something strange happens.
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What is misconduct in public office?
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson were both arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office - but what is the offence?
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European leaders came together in solidarity on Ukraine war fourth anniversary - but peace seems a long way off
Watching President Zelenskyy and first lady Olena Zelenska in the centre of Kyiv lead a minute's silence to honour the tens of thousands of soldiers who have died on the fourth anniversary of the Ukraine war was a sobering moment.
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About half of Trump's tariffs are now null and void - but his trade war is not over
In one respect this decision is not altogether surprising.
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