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Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost becomes first American pope - and will take name of Leo XIV
US Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been chosen as the new pope.
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Who is Pope Leo XIV? American Robert Prevost announced as leader of Catholic Church
The Vatican has announced the first ever American leader of the Catholic Church - Robert Prevost, who will be known as Pope Leo XIV.
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Why many assume interest rates will fall further - but no one really has a clue
Let's deal, first of all, with the question many of you will have: after today's reduction to 4.25% will there be more interest rate cuts to come?
Showbiz
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Ochuko Ojiri: Bargain Hunt expert charged as part of police investigation into terrorist financing
An antiques expert from the TV show Bargain Hunt has been charged by police following an investigation into terrorist financing.
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Man accused of harassing Jennifer Aniston for two years before crashing car through gates of her home
A man has been charged after allegedly harassing Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston for two years before crashing his car through the front gate of her home, prosecutors have said.
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David Attenborough's Ocean film is 'biggest message he's ever told'
Sir David Attenborough's latest film is "the biggest message he's ever told", its directors have said - with one telling Sky News the broadcaster's final words on saving the world's oceans brought him to tears.
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Giles Martin on AI plans: 'It's like saying you can burgle my house unless I ask you not to'
Producer Giles Martin has said plans to allow AI firms to use artists' work without permission, unless creators opt out, is like criminals being given free rein to burgle houses unless they are specifically told not to.
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Liam Payne died without a will as it's revealed who'll be responsible for his multi-million pound fortune
Liam Payne left behind a fortune worth £24.3m and died without a will, court documents show.
UK News
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Why many assume interest rates will fall further - but no one really has a clue
Let's deal, first of all, with the question many of you will have: after today's reduction to 4.25% will there be more interest rate cuts to come?
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VE Day anniversary: Veteran who lost three brothers in Second World War hopes celebrations offer people the chance to 'learn from history'
A 101-year-old veteran, who has never publicly talked about her wartime experience, wants the VE Day 80th anniversary events to be a chance to reflect on the "unnecessary" conflicts we see today that she says are driven by "pure greed".
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King and Queen attend VE Day 80th anniversary service at Westminster Abbey
The King and Queen have paid their respects to Britain's war dead at a service to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
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Woman found not guilty of having illegal abortion as case sparks calls for law reform
A woman has been found not guilty of having an illegal abortion during the second coronavirus lockdown.
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Twickenham Montessori nursery worker caught on CCTV as she mistreated 24 babies, court hears
A Montessori nursery worker was caught on CCTV pinching, punching and grabbing babies as she "badly treated" 24 children in her care, a court has heard.
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Ochuko Ojiri: Bargain Hunt expert charged as part of police investigation into terrorist financing
An antiques expert from the TV show Bargain Hunt has been charged by police following an investigation into terrorist financing.
World News
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Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost becomes first American pope - and will take name of Leo XIV
US Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been chosen as the new pope.
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Who is Pope Leo XIV? American Robert Prevost announced as leader of Catholic Church
The Vatican has announced the first ever American leader of the Catholic Church - Robert Prevost, who will be known as Pope Leo XIV.
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How India and Pakistan's militaries match up
India's airstrikes on Pakistani-controlled Kashmir after last month's deadly militant attack on the Indian-administered side of the disputed region have raised fears of a dangerous escalation in the conflict.
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Mum in court accused of killing three people with poisonous mushrooms - what you need to know
An Australian woman accused of murdering her estranged husband's parents and an aunt by serving them a beef wellington laced with poisonous mushrooms is on trial.
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Putin prepares to host dozens of world leaders for Victory Day parade in major PR coup for Moscow
It's hard not to view the motivating factor behind Vladimir Putin's latest unilateral ceasefire in Ukraine as one of timing.
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Israeli embassy in London 'was target of alleged terror plot'
The Israeli embassy in London was the target of an alleged terror plot that led to the arrest of five Iranian men on Saturday, it is understood.
Politics
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Starmer's gamble on Trump appears to have paid off with UK-US deal - but the devil will be in the detail
On the politics, this is a win for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves. And a big one: just at the point he really needed it after terrible local elections and few signs the economy is going the right way.
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UK and US announce trade deal to save thousands of jobs, Starmer says
The UK and US have agreed a trade deal - as Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump confirmed the announcement during a phone call broadcast live.
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Sir Keir Starmer faces rebellion from Labour MPs over 'impossible to support' welfare reforms
Sir Keir Starmer is facing a looming rebellion over his welfare reform package by Labour MPs who have warned it is "impossible to support" in its current form.
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UK-US trade deal a Whitehall win - but PM must show public how it directly benefits them
In politics as in life, there can be a disconnect between what is said and what is heard.
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Carla Denyer says she will not seek re-election as Green Party co-leader
Carla Denyer will not stand again as the co-leader of the Greens after the party launched a leadership election.
Weird News
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Mum in court accused of killing three people with poisonous mushrooms - what you need to know
An Australian woman accused of murdering her estranged husband's parents and an aunt by serving them a beef wellington laced with poisonous mushrooms is on trial.
Tech News
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Bill Gates speeds up plans to give away his fortune
Bill Gates is speeding up his plans to give away nearly all of his money.
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Orsted pulls plug on Hornsea 4 windfarm, blaming a surge in challenges
The developer of the Hornsea 4 windfarm expansion has "discontinued" the project, blaming a surge in challenges including higher costs.
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Could AI translate animal sounds into words? Tech experts hope so
A Chinese tech company has revealed it is exploring whether it is possible to use AI to translate animal sounds into human language.
Videos
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Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost becomes first American pope - and will take name of Leo XIV
US Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost has been chosen as the new pope.
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UK and US announce trade deal - as Starmer and Trump hold televised phone call
The UK and US have agreed a trade deal - as Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump confirmed the announcement during a phone call broadcast live.
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Interest rate cut to 4.25% by Bank of England
The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 4.5% to 4.25%, citing Donald Trump's trade war as one of the key reasons for the reduction in borrowing costs.
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Federal Reserve warns of impact of Trump tariffs as US interest rates held
The US central bank held interest rates as it said Trump tariffs have risked higher inflation and unemployment amid "so much" uncertainty.
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Bill Gates speeds up plans to give away his fortune
Bill Gates is speeding up his plans to give away nearly all of his money.
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Why many assume interest rates will fall further - but no one really has a clue
Let's deal, first of all, with the question many of you will have: after today's reduction to 4.25% will there be more interest rate cuts to come?
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