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UK economy grows more than expected, according to official figures
The UK economy showed strong growth in the first three months of the year, according to official figures.
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'Our school is destroyed': At the scene of the mosque hit by an Indian missile strike
Through long, winding roads, we weave through a wonderland. A place of intense beauty, with wide valleys, rushing rivers and terraced hills. The roads are brimming with hand-painted trucks, slowed only by the occasional herd of goats stopping traffic.
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Search for mother of three abandoned babies narrows - as police fear fourth child may be found
Police have said they are doing "everything we possibly can" to find the mother of three babies abandoned in London over a seven-year period – amid fears a fourth child may be found.
Showbiz
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Cassie breaks down in tears during Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial as she tells of 'personal shame' and alleged rape
Cassie Ventura broke down in tears in court as she described her "personal shame" at taking part in "freak off" sex sessions for Sean Combs - and also accused him of raping her as their relationship came to an end.
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Gary Lineker apologises for 'Zionism' re-post featuring image of rat
Gary Lineker has "apologised unreservedly" for a social media re-post featuring a rat, saying he would "never knowingly share anything antisemitic".
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Menendez brothers are one step closer to being released - what happens next?
The Menendez brothers, who were sentenced to life for killing their parents in their Beverly Hills mansion in 1989, are now eligible to be released from prison for the first time after being resentenced.
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Kim Kardashian feared she was going to die during Paris heist - and tells robber she forgives him
Kim Kardashian has told a court she feared she would be raped and killed during an armed robbery in her Paris hotel room in 2016.
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Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery trial: Everything you need to know
In October 2016, Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint - with jewellery worth millions of dollars stolen during the audacious heist in Paris.
UK News
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UK economy grows more than expected, according to official figures
The UK economy showed strong growth in the first three months of the year, according to official figures.
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Assisted dying law 'unworkable, unaffordable and naive', says partnership of UK's leading social care groups
A partnership of the country's leading social care and end of life organisations has told Sky News of their deep frustration at being excluded from important discussions around the assisted dying debate - describing the proposed change to the law as "unworkable, unaffordable and naive".
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Jury discharged in trial of man accused of murdering couple and moving remains in suitcases
The jury trying a man accused of murdering a couple before taking some of their remains in suitcases to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol has been discharged.
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Search for mother of three abandoned babies narrows - as police fear fourth child may be found
Police have said they are doing "everything we possibly can" to find the mother of three babies abandoned in London over a seven-year period – amid fears a fourth child may be found.
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Guests used furniture as 'improvised ladder' to escape capsized Bayesian superyacht
Guests used furniture as an "improvised ladder" to try to escape after the Bayesian superyacht capsized last year, a new safety report has said.
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Top Tory caught admitting Brexit drawback in leaked clip
One of Kemi Badenoch's top team has admitted there were flaws in the plan to return illegal migrants after Brexit, Sky News can reveal.
World News
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Iran 'ready to make nuclear concessions' - as Trump asks for Qatar's help getting a deal
A top Iranian official has said the country is prepared to make a number of concessions related to its nuclear programme, in exchange for the lifting of economic sanctions.
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'Our school is destroyed': At the scene of the mosque hit by an Indian missile strike
Through long, winding roads, we weave through a wonderland. A place of intense beauty, with wide valleys, rushing rivers and terraced hills. The roads are brimming with hand-painted trucks, slowed only by the occasional herd of goats stopping traffic.
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Ben & Jerry's co-founder arrested after US Capitol Gaza protest
The co-founder of Ben & Jerry's has been arrested after disrupting a Senate hearing with a pro-Gaza protest.
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At least 60 killed in overnight airstrikes on Gaza, medics say
At least 60 people have been killed overnight in airstrikes on Gaza, Palestinians medics have said.
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TikTok influencer shot dead during livestream in Mexico
A Mexican social media influencer was shot dead during a TikTok livestream, authorities said.
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Guests used furniture as 'improvised ladder' to escape capsized Bayesian superyacht
Guests used furniture as an "improvised ladder" to try to escape after the Bayesian superyacht capsized last year, a new safety report has said.
Politics
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Leaked recording reveals top Tory knew of flaws in post-Brexit plan to return illegal migrants
One of Kemi Badenoch's top team has admitted there were flaws in the plan to return illegal migrants after Brexit, Sky News can reveal.
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Assisted dying law 'unworkable, unaffordable and naive', says partnership of UK's leading social care groups
A partnership of the country's leading social care and end of life organisations has told Sky News of their deep frustration at being excluded from important discussions around the assisted dying debate - describing the proposed change to the law as "unworkable, unaffordable and naive".
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UK economy grows more than expected, according to official figures
The UK economy showed strong growth in the first three months of the year, according to official figures.
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Keir Starmer faces friendly fire
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Foreign Office denies David Lammy and wife dodged taxi fare from Italy to France
The Foreign Office has denied reports that David Lammy refused to pay a taxi driver who drove him and his wife from Italy to France.
Weird News
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Magna Carta 'copy' miscatalogued in 1940s found to be original
An issue of the Magna Carta, which was wrongly catalogued as a copy in the 1940s, has been identified as original.
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Flying duck caught on speed camera could be repeat offender
A duck has been caught on a radar image breaking the speed limit in central Switzerland - and it could be a repeat offender.
Tech News
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AIs can make collective decisions and influence each other, says new study
AIs are able to come to group decisions without human intervention and even persuade each other to change their minds, a new study has revealed.
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'China-based' hack targets UK companies in 'critical national security threat', says analyst
A new wave of cyber attacks against British companies is a "critical national security threat", an analyst has told Sky News.
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'I felt I couldn't keep my baby safe': Warning of heat impact on pregnant women and newborns
Experts are warning about the dangerous impacts of heatwaves on pregnant women and newborn babies in the UK, as new research finds they are sweltering through twice as many dangerously hot days.
Videos
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Canadians 'weren't impressed' by second UK state visit for Trump, Mark Carney says
Canadians "weren't impressed" by the decision of the UK government to offer Donald Trump an unprecedented second state visit to the UK, the country's prime minister has told Sky News.
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'I felt I couldn't keep my baby safe': Warning of heat impact on pregnant women and newborns
Experts are warning about the dangerous impacts of heatwaves on pregnant women and newborn babies in the UK, as new research finds they are sweltering through twice as many dangerously hot days.
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Leaked recording reveals top Tory knew of flaws in post-Brexit plan to return illegal migrants
One of Kemi Badenoch's top team has admitted there were flaws in the plan to return illegal migrants after Brexit, Sky News can reveal.
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AIs can make collective decisions and influence each other, says new study
AIs are able to come to group decisions without human intervention and even persuade each other to change their minds, a new study has revealed.
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Burberry to cut 1,700 jobs after multi-million pound loss
Burberry, the UK's only global luxury brand, is to cut around 1,700 jobs worldwide over the next two years after reporting a steep financial loss.
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What should M&S customers do after criminals stole personal data in huge attack?
The personal data of M&S customers has been stolen by hackers during a huge cyber attack that may have cost the company millions.
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