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Security guard reveals new details of Manchester synagogue attack
A security guard who helped barricade the doors during the Manchester synagogue attack has told Sky News he thought "we are all going to die" - as he watched two of his friends get struck by what's believed to be a police bullet.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs sentenced to more than four years in prison
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been sentenced to more than four years in prison over prostitution charges relating to his former girlfriends and male sex workers.
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Streets of Britain have turned into 'theatres of intimidation', Kemi Badenoch says
The streets of Britain have turned into "theatres of intimidation", Kemi Badenoch has warned in a speech to mark the opening of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.
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Gunfire and explosions followed by unsettling silence: Sky News reports from inside Gaza City
There is a loud boom, the noise of an explosion, followed by the rat-a-tat of automatic gunfire.
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Author Dame Jilly Cooper dies after fall
Author Dame Jilly Cooper has died, her publisher has said.
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Race to rescue hundreds stranded on Mount Everest
A rescue operation is under way to retrieve hundreds of people stranded after a blizzard near the Tibetan side of Mount Everest, according to Chinese state media.
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Crying babies dimmed by hunger fill this Afghanistan hospital - where parents fear each day might be the last
You can see, feel, hear the distress in Badakhshan's Provincial Hospital in Afghanistan.
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Shadow chancellor to pledge further cuts to foreign aid - as Tories vow to 'stand up for fiscal responsibility'
The Tories will pledge to make even further cuts to the foreign aid budget, as the party attempts to regain its reputation for fiscal responsibility in the wake of the Truss mini-budget.
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Primatologist Jane Goodall, famous for her study of chimpanzees, has died
British conservationist and primatologist Dame Jane Goodall, known for her pioneering studies of chimpanzees, has died aged 91.
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Parasocial relationships: How well do we really know the people we follow online?
Ever found yourself religiously following the lives of people you've never met on social media?
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Prince William 'cares deeply about tradition' but Earthshot Prize shows he's not afraid to modernise
A close adviser to Prince William has told Sky News William "does care deeply about tradition" but his Earthshot Prize shows he's not afraid to modernise to make sure his work "makes sense" for the generation he will serve.
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Kemi praises Thatcher but faces fight with grandees
Just days before the 100th anniversary of the birth of Margaret Thatcher, on 13 October, Kemi Badenoch opened the Conservative conference by twice praising the party's heroine and three-time election winner.
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Fraudster who dubbed himself 'Kardashian of Cheshire' jailed over designer handbag scam
A man who described himself as the "Kardashian of Cheshire" has been jailed for six years after pleading guilty to fraud.
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Two species of disease-carrying mosquitoes found in UK
Two species of disease-carrying mosquitoes have been found in the UK - and are spreading as the climate warms, scientists have warned.
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Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody reveals motor neurone disease diagnosis
England's 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Lewis Moody has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
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Senior politicians pay tribute to Tory supporter and countryside campaigner Dame Jilly Cooper
Prime ministers past and present have led tributes to Dame Jilly Cooper, a lifelong Conservative and champion of the countryside.
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Tories to scrap business rates on high street pubs and shops
The Conservatives have promised to abolish business rates for high street shops and pubs if they win the next election.
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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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France's prime minister Sebastien Lecornu resigns
France's prime minister Sebastien Lecornu has resigned after less than a month in the job, plunging the country further into a political crisis.
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Emmanuel Macron under pressure to call parliamentary elections after French prime minister resigns
Sebastien Lecornu's resignation has come kind of completely out of the blue - and there doesn't seem to be an obvious reason for it.
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Afghanistan: Taliban says it will never hand over Bagram Air Base to US
The Taliban's chief spokesman has firmly rejected Donald Trump's push to "take back" Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.
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Israeli minister Sharren Haskel attacks Labour's 'grotesque betrayal' of Jewish community
Israel's deputy foreign minister has launched a scathing attack on the UK government, accusing it of a "grotesque betrayal of truth, of justice and of Britain's Jewish community".
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Two teenagers jailed over machete killing of 15-year-old Daejaun Campbell in southeast London
Two teenagers have been jailed for stabbing a 15-year-old boy to death with a machete in southeast London.
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Grace O'Malley-Kumar: Nottingham attack victim awarded George Medal for 'exceptional courage'
A student killed in the Nottingham attacks while trying to protect her friend has been posthumously awarded the George Medal for her "exceptional courage in the face of extreme danger".
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Oasis guitarist 'Bonehead' taking break from reunion tour as he reveals prostate cancer diagnosis
Oasis guitarist Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs has announced he has prostate cancer and will have to take a "planned break" from the band's current reunion tour.
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Trump's Gaza peace plan - what you need to know
Donald Trump has laid out a 20-point peace plan for Gaza – but what does it actually say, and will it work?
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Dame Jilly Cooper obituary: Sex, glamour and posh people behaving badly - she was the undisputed 'queen of the bonkbuster'
The secret to writing good sex?
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Business and green groups alarmed by Tory plan to scrap climate pollution rules
The Conservatives have pledged to scrap Britain's landmark climate change law that limits pollution, and replace it with a plan for "cheap and reliable" energy.
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Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack: Production shutdown enters sixth week
The production shutdown at cyber attack-hit Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has entered its sixth week, a week after it had raised hopes of a phased restart "in the coming days".
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Who are the seven prime ministers who have served under France's Emmanuel Macron?
France's prime minister Sebastien Lecornu has resigned after just 27 days.
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What is motor neurone disease and how is it linked to sport?
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease at the age of 47.
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