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Tensions between these two nuclear-armed powers are at their worst - the world should be worried
The world needs to fear the increased tensions between these two nuclear-armed neighbours with decades of hostility.
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More jail time for criminals who refuse to attend sentencing hearings
Criminals who refuse to attend their sentencing hearings will face further punishment under a new law.
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Iran has 'assassination list', ex-US security adviser says - and reveals its most valued target
For former US national security adviser John Bolton, my guest on the podcast this week, any allegations of Iranian state-sponsored terrorism are to be taken extremely seriously.
Showbiz
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Radiohead star Jonny Greenwood hits out at 'censorship' and 'intimidation' after shows cancelled following 'credible threats'
A member of rock band Radiohead has hit out at "censorship" and "intimidation" after shows he was due to play with an Israeli musician were cancelled following "credible threats".
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Motown legend Smokey Robinson accused in lawsuit of 'multiple sex assaults' on four women who worked for him as housekeepers
Four anonymous former housekeepers for Motown legend Smokey Robinson have claimed in a lawsuit he allegedly carried out multiple sexual assaults on them while they worked for him.
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Hollywood is dying - but insiders fear Trump's tariff threat may hasten demise
At Sony Production studios in Culver City, an area of Los Angeles steeped in the movie business, a steady stream of cars and lorries comes and goes through the security gate.
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Met Gala 2025: Diana Ross, Sabrina Carpenter and Lewis Hamilton among stars at biggest night in fashion
Some of the world's most famous names were at the Met Gala in New York for what has become known as the biggest night in fashion.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs in court as high-profile trial begins with jury selection in New York
The trial of hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs has begun, with the process to pick the jurors who will determine his fate now under way.
UK News
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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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Daughters of mum missing from east London since 2017 issue fresh appeal
The daughters of a woman who vanished more than seven years ago have made a fresh appeal to find their missing mum.
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Plaid Cymru 'ready to form' next government in Wales, says leader Rhun ap Iorwerth
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has said his party is "ready to form a government" in Wales.
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More jail time for criminals who refuse to attend sentencing hearings
Criminals who refuse to attend their sentencing hearings will face further punishment under a new law.
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Teenagers to drive trains due to concerns over labour shortages
Eighteen-year-olds will be allowed to drive trains due to concerns over labour shortages, the Department for Transport (DfT) has announced.
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GCSE results to be released digitally in government-backed pilot
A government-backed trial will take exam results digital, but some say this could "take away a rite of passage".
World News
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Israel says 24 hostages alive in Gaza after Donald Trump's comments alarm families
Israel has said 24 hostages are alive in Gaza - after Donald Trump said there were 21.
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Dozens killed as Pakistan and India exchange fire in disputed Kashmir
An Indian missile attack on Pakistani-controlled territory has killed at least 26 civilians and left 46 injured, Pakistan officials have said.
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When does the conclave start and how does it work?
The conclave to elect Pope Francis's successor begins on Wednesday.
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Age, ideology and Donald Trump: The factors facing the conclave as it chooses the next pope
The cardinals entering the conclave believe they will be guided by the Holy Spirit in deciding who to choose as the next leader of the Catholic Church.
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Trade war: China moves to ease tariff pain ahead of US peace talks
China has revealed a series of measures designed to help its economy navigate the effects of the escalating trade war with the United States, hours after exploratory peace talks were announced.
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Conclave writer says debate over women priests will be 'big issue' for new pope
The writer of Conclave has said he believes the role of women in the Catholic Church will be a "big issue" for the next pope.
Politics
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Cyber attack on M&S should be 'wake-up call', minister warns
The cyber attacks on M&S, Co-op and Harrods should be a "wake-up call", a cabinet minister has warned as he announced a cybersecurity investment boost.
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Red Wall Labour MPs urge Sir Keir Starmer to 'act' over winter fuel change 'before it's too late'
Red Wall Labour MPs are demanding ministers "act now before it's too late" and reverse the unpopular cut to winter fuel payments.
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Plaid Cymru 'ready to form' next government in Wales, says leader Rhun ap Iorwerth
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has said his party is "ready to form a government" in Wales.
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Starmer plan challenged by Red Wall MPs
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More jail time for criminals who refuse to attend sentencing hearings
Criminals who refuse to attend their sentencing hearings will face further punishment under a new law.
Tech News
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'These are needless deaths': Vaccine misinformation will lead to more deaths from measles outbreak, ousted US scientist tells Sky News
America's ousted vaccine chief has told Sky News there will be more deaths from a growing measles outbreak unless the US government shifts its rhetoric on vaccination.
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GCSE results to be released digitally in government-backed pilot
A government-backed trial will take exam results digital, but some say this could "take away a rite of passage".
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OpenAI backtracks on plans to take away non-profit's control
OpenAI has backtracked on plans to turn into a for-profit company after outcry from politicians, civic leaders, and Elon Musk.
Videos
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs in court as high-profile trial begins with jury selection in New York
The trial of hip-hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs has begun, with the process to pick the jurors who will determine his fate now under way.
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Hollywood is struggling, but some fear Trump's foreign film tariffs might do more harm than good
At Sony Production studios in Culver City, an area of Los Angeles steeped in the movie business, a steady stream of cars and lorries comes and goes through the security gate.
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Reduced tariffs on whisky and gin as UK and India strike 'historic' trade deal
The UK and India have struck an "ambitious" trade deal that will slash tariffs on products such as whisky and gin.
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'These are needless deaths': Vaccine misinformation will lead to more deaths from measles outbreak, ousted US scientist tells Sky News
America's ousted vaccine chief has told Sky News there will be more deaths from a growing measles outbreak unless the US government shifts its rhetoric on vaccination.
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Dozens killed as Pakistan and India exchange fire in disputed Kashmir
An Indian missile attack on Pakistani-controlled territory has killed at least 26 civilians and left 46 injured, Pakistan officials have said.
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When does the conclave start and how does it work?
The conclave to elect Pope Francis's successor begins on Wednesday.
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