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Sean 'Diddy' Combs scheduled for release from prison in 2028
Sean "Diddy" Combs is expected to spend around three years in prison, federal inmate records show.
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'Close eye' will be kept on OpenAI's for-profit conversion, says California's attorney general
OpenAI has completed its transition to a for-profit company, after court battles and public criticism from one of its founders, Elon Musk.
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Hadush Kebatu: Migrant sex offender deported after mistaken prison release
Migrant sex offender Hadush Kebatu has been deported to Ethiopia following his mistaken release from prison.
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'Nervous' British tourists in Jamaica tell of Hurricane Melissa ordeal
Up to 8,000 holidaying British citizens are in Jamaica as it reels from one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes in history.
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Fawlty Towers actress Prunella Scales has died
John Cleese has paid tribute to his Fawlty Towers co-star Prunella Scales, who has died aged 93, describing her as a "wonderful comic actress".
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Budget 2025: Reeves vows to 'defy' gloomy forecasts - but faces income tax warning
Rachel Reeves has said she is determined to "defy" forecasts that suggest she will face a multibillion-pound black hole in next month's budget, but has indicated there are some tough choices on the way.
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Over 1.2m people a week talk to ChatGPT about suicide
An estimated 1.2 million people a week have conversations with ChatGPT that indicate they are planning to take their own lives.
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At least 64 killed as Rio police target drug gang in deadliest-ever raid ahead of COP30
At least 64 people have been killed after police in Rio de Janeiro carried out a deadly raid days before the city hosts events linked to COP30.
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Income tax and national insurance unlikely to rise - as Sky News obtains definition of 'working people'
Rachel Reeves is unlikely to raise the basic rates of income tax and national insurance in order to avoid breaking a promise to protect "working people" in the budget.
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First ever compensation scheme launched for postmasters affected by Capture IT scandal
The first ever redress scheme for victims of the Post Office Capture IT scandal has been launched.
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Why there is a budget black hole - and how the chancellor might fill it
Here are my rolling assumptions for the shape of the budget on 26 November, which I will update as the date draws closer.
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Valencia floods: Anger and despair remains one year on from deadly disaster
If we hadn't already been here last year, it would be difficult to believe that above this handful of debris a three-generation-old house was once standing.
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Academic who sued Steve Coogan over Richard III film says he hasn't received an apology
A university academic who is receiving "substantial damages" for how he was portrayed in a film has told Sky News he hasn't received an apology from star Steve Coogan - nor the two companies involved in its production.
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'Clear' fall in global greenhouse gas emissions expected for the first time
A "clear" fall in global greenhouse gas emissions is on the near horizon for the first time, the United Nations (UN) has said, after governments including Britain published new plans on how to cut their climate impact.
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Army soldiers fled key Sudanese city - leaving 200,000 civilians trapped
Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) soldiers fled a key city in the hours before the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured its infantry division - leaving around 200,000 civilians trapped, Sky News understands.
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NHS to offer same-day prostate cancer diagnosis - with AI tool used to analyse results
Men with suspected prostate cancer will be able to get an NHS diagnosis within a day as part of a new trial.
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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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Huge rise in raids on salons and takeaways revealed in illegal working crackdown
More than 11,000 immigration raids on takeaways, beauty salons, and car washes have been carried out over the past year, new figures reveal, as the government accelerates its crackdown on illegal working.
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The three factors keeping the Gaza ceasefire in place - for now
It has been tested and challenged, but this fragile ceasefire remains in place. And for that, at least, the Middle East is presently breathing a sign of relief.
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Slashing foreign aid will lead to unrest, crises and threaten UK security, MPs warn government
The government's decision to slash foreign aid will lead to unrest, further crises and threaten UK security, a group of cross-party MPs has warned.
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More than a dozen killed as US attacks alleged drug boats in Pacific 'on Donald Trump's orders'
Fourteen people have died after the US launched its latest attacks on boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, which it says were transporting illegal drugs to the country.
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Hurricane Melissa: What we know about the powerful storm in Cuba that 'ravaged' Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa, the most powerful hurricane of the year so far, has hit Cuba after ripping through Jamaica.
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Prunella Scales: Friend of Labour leaders and a high-profile campaigner
Prunella Scales wasn't just a lifelong Labour supporter. She appeared in party political broadcasts for the party during the 2005 and 2010 general elections and was a tireless campaigner.
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