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Starmer denies misleading public and cabinet ahead of budget
Sir Keir Starmer has denied he and the chancellor misled the public and the cabinet over the state of the UK's public finances ahead of the budget.
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Budget 2025: Hospitality pleads for 'lifeline' as Rachel Reeves accused of imposing 'stealth tax'
Rachel Reeves has been accused of failing to "support the great British pub" as she promised in the budget, with owners facing skyrocketing business rates bills.
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Bigger than COVID? The graph that explains why AI is going to be so huge
Artificial intelligence is getting very good, very fast. Whether it's music, text, code or imagery, the time when it was reliably possible to tell the difference between AI and human outputs is disappearing at an alarming rate.
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Labour MP Tulip Siddiq sentenced to two years in prison at corruption trial in Bangladesh
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has been sentenced to two years in jail for corruption in Bangladesh.
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Zelenskyy to make first official visit to Ireland - as 'productive' Ukraine-US talks under way in Florida
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to make his first official visit to Ireland tomorrow, Taoiseach Micheal Martin has revealed.
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'Of course I didn't' lie about budget forecasts, chancellor tells Sky News - as Badenoch calls for her to resign
The chancellor has insisted to Sky News that she did not lie to the public about the state of the public finances ahead of the budget.
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US and UK agree zero-tariffs on pharmaceuticals
The US has agreed to spare the UK from threatened trade tariffs on pharmaceutical products.
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Hong Kong high rise fire: 13 arrested for suspected manslaughter as death toll hits 151
Thirteen people have been arrested for suspected manslaughter after Hong Kong's deadliest fire in decades, officials have said.
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Weight loss jabs conditionally backed to tackle obesity by World Health Organization
Weight loss injections have been conditionally recommended for treating obesity by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the first time.
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More than 600 dead in Indonesia and Thailand after floods and landslides - and Sri Lanka reporting more than 200 deaths from cyclone
The death toll following flooding and landslides in Indonesia and Thailand has risen to more than 600 - with nearby Sri Lanka also reporting more than 200 deaths after a cyclone.
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'Women are afraid to get pregnant': Fighting mercury poisoning from illegal gold mining in Brazil
"Many women end up losing their children," says Alessandra Korap, a community leader of the Munduruku people from the Brazilian Amazon.
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Your Party founder Zarah Sultana hits out at party 'witch hunts' and 'bullying'
Zarah Sultana has hit out at the factionalism within Your Party that has been on stark display at its founding conference this weekend. She also slammed "the sight of a Muslim woman being manhandled and dragged out of conference".
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Ukrainian sumo wrestler makes history in Japan
A Ukrainian sumo wrestler who left his homeland after Russia's full-scale invasion has made history in Japan.
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More than 1,100 confirmed dead and 800 missing in catastrophic Asia floods
Rescue and recovery and efforts are underway in parts of South and Southeast Asia where the number of those killed in devastating flooding continues to rise.
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PM's rap battle with Sky's Beth Rigby goes viral - and one of the AI satirists behind it explains why
Satire has long been an occupational hazard for politicians - and while it has long been cartoons or shows like Spitting Image, content created by artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming the norm.
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UK special forces unit had 'deliberate policy' to 'kill fighting-aged males' in Afghanistan, inquiry told
There was a "deliberate policy" to "kill fighting-aged males... even when they did not pose a threat" among some members of a British special forces unit in Afghanistan, an inquiry has heard.
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Dignitas founder dies by assisted suicide aged 92
The founder of Dignitas, the Switzerland-based assisted suicide clinic, has died aged 92, according to the organisation.
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'This is journalism at its most raw': Go behind the scenes on the frontline with new-look Sky News show
A new-look Sky News series takes viewers straight into some of the world's most hostile environments.
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Airbus fleets return to service after A320 software fixed faster than expected
Airbus fleets have returned to normal operations after a software issue that could have affected flight controls was fixed faster than expected.
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Runaway reindeer sparks emergency rescue operation in Merseyside
"Christmas is saved" after a large search operation for a runaway reindeer found the animal on a beach in Merseyside, emergency services have said.
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Salman Rushdie on Charlie Kirk's murder, surviving his own assassination attempt - and AI
Sir Salman Rushdie has told Sky News that Charlie Kirk's murder was a "consequence of US gun culture".
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Pope Leo visits Beirut with peace message - barely a week after Israeli airstrikes
Pope Leo has visited Beirut on his first foreign trip, bringing a message of peace in a time of turmoil - barely a week after Israeli warplanes bombed the Lebanese capital.
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Darren Jones defends Rachel Reeves over claims she misled cabinet on tax rises
Senior cabinet minister Darren Jones has said he does not feel misled by Rachel Reeves "in the slightest" following claims she told the cabinet there was a hole in public finances to justify tax rises.
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Agency staff covering for Birmingham bin strikers are going on strike
Agency workers hired to fill the void in the wake of the Birmingham bin strikes have voted for strike action and will be joining the picket.
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Family of man who died on Benidorm holiday say they have new evidence of foul play
The family of a father-of-four who died on holiday in Benidorm say new evidence has further convinced them that foul play was involved in his death.
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Your Party: Old infighting habits die hard at new left-wing party's acrimonious Liverpool conference
Anyone playing bingo with the left-wing lexicon would have been sure of a fully marked-off card by the close of Your Party's founding conference on the banks of the Mersey.
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Budget leak responsibility of OBR leadership, investigation finds
The leak of Rachel Reeves's budget was not the result of hostile cyber activity, but responsibility rests with the OBR's leadership, an investigation has found.
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