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Thailand and Cambodia sign ceasefire agreement after weeks of intense fighting
Thailand and Cambodia have signed a ceasefire agreement to end weeks of armed combat along their border over competing claims to territory.
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Trump's claim US airstrikes in Nigeria hit ISIS targets 'sketchy', presidential adviser tells Sky News
A special adviser to the Nigerian president has told Sky News details about who the US hit in Christmas Day strikes in the country were "sketchy" - despite Donald Trump's claims.
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Details of military gap year for UK's under 25s revealed
Details of the government's incoming military gap year programme have been revealed.
Showbiz
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The Cure's guitarist and keyboard player Perry Bamonte dies
The guitarist and keyboard player for The Cure, Perry Bamonte, has died.
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'Tyranny is booming': Jimmy Kimmel targets Trump in alternative Christmas message
American talk show host Jimmy Kimmel delivered an alternative Christmas message this year, taking aim what he said was the rise of fascism under Donald Trump's government.
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Comedian Griff Rhys Jones urges public to nominate historic buildings to save
Griff Rhys Jones has been campaigning for decades to preserve Britain's old buildings.
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The Scarecrows' Wedding: Why author Julia Donaldson threatened to pull TV adaptation of classic children's story
Julia Donaldson's loveable characters have been a staple of Christmas Day TV for more than a decade, but a lot of the drama around this year's story happened off screen after its creator threatened to pull the plug.
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Comedian Russell Brand charged with further counts of rape and sexual assault
Russell Brand has been charged with further counts of rape and sexual assault, police have said.
UK News
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Details of military gap year for UK's under 25s revealed
Details of the government's incoming military gap year programme have been revealed.
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TUC leader: Sir Keir Starmer must tackle cost of living crisis to counter 'real danger' of Reform
Sir Keir Starmer must tackle the cost of living crisis in 2026 or risk a further surge in support for Nigel Farage, the boss of Britain's trade unions has warned.
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One of the men who went missing in sea off Devon coast named
One of the victims has been named after a search was launched for two people who went missing in stormy seas off a beach in Devon.
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Used pyjamas anyone? UK's worst Christmas presents unwrapped
It wouldn't be Christmas without at least one gift so misguided we question whether our loved ones know us at all.
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Diana, Princess of Wales, was more 'predatory and skilled' than Prince Charles in media war
Diana, Princess of Wales, was more "predatory and skilled" than her husband as they waged war with each other in the media in the 1990s, an official claimed at the time.
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Scotland's 'most boring town' Alloa was once the 'beating heart of the Central Belt'
A Scottish town once branded one of the nation's "most depressing" and "most boring" places to live was in the past the "beating heart of the Central Belt".
World News
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Thailand and Cambodia sign ceasefire agreement after weeks of intense fighting
Thailand and Cambodia have signed a ceasefire agreement to end weeks of armed combat along their border over competing claims to territory.
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Heinrich Himmler: Man discovers architect of the Holocaust was his grandfather
"Evil monster, murderer, Nazi," - that's how Henrik Lenkeit describes his grandfather.
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Clinton told to avoid public handshake with Gerry Adams, records show
White House officials wanted Bill Clinton to avoid shaking Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams' hand in front of cameras during his historic visit to Ireland in 1995, newly released records show.
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Three women stabbed in Paris metro stations
Three women have been stabbed in Paris, according to the capital's prosecutor's office.
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British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah returns to the UK and reunites with family after prison release
British-Egyptian pro-democracy activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has returned to the UK for the first time since his release after spending six years in prison in Egypt.
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Sky News correspondents look back at 2025
It has been a turbulent year. Wars have erupted or dragged on, international crises have deepened - but there have been bright spots too.
Politics
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TUC leader: Sir Keir Starmer must tackle cost of living crisis to counter 'real danger' of Reform
Sir Keir Starmer must tackle the cost of living crisis in 2026 or risk a further surge in support for Nigel Farage, the boss of Britain's trade unions has warned.
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Which prime minister in history had the worst Christmas Day?
Christmas may be the most wonderful time of the year - but not for some of Britain's prime ministers over the course of history.
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What happens in politics on Christmas day? Your questions answered
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Starmer makes cost-of-living promise in Christmas message
The prime minister has acknowledged Britons' cost-of-living struggles in his Christmas message - and vowed that helping with the issue is his "priority".
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Spare a thought for Christmas Day workers, including the clergy, says union chief
The boss of Britain's trade unions has urged those who are celebrating Christmas to spare a thought for those who have to work – including clergy at church services.
Weird News
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Drunk raccoon behind liquor store rampage suspected of other 'break-ins'
A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".
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Stolen Fabergé pendant passed to police - quite literally
A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.
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'Drop and cover' earthquake alert turns out to be false alarm
An earthquake alert preparing people to "drop, cover, hold on" buzzed on phones in the US on Thursday - but turned out to be completely false.
Tech News
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From bone damage to solar radiation - inside the lab trying to protect the astronauts of the future
Space is an alien environment for humans.
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Why Trump administration is so annoyed with Europe's online rules
The row between Europe and Washington about what you can do online just ramped up.
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2025 on track to be UK's warmest year on record, says Met Office
The UK could be set to have had its warmest year on record, according to forecasters.
Videos
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2025 on track to be UK's warmest year on record, says Met Office
The UK could be set to have had its warmest year on record, according to forecasters.
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Andrew's daughters join Royal Family in Sandringham without their father on Christmas Day
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's daughters joined the King, the Queen and other royals in Sandringham on Christmas Day for the family's annual church service without him.
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Why Trump administration is so annoyed with Europe's online rules
The row between Europe and Washington about what you can do online just ramped up.
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TUC leader: Sir Keir Starmer must tackle cost of living crisis to counter 'real danger' of Reform
Sir Keir Starmer must tackle the cost of living crisis in 2026 or risk a further surge in support for Nigel Farage, the boss of Britain's trade unions has warned.
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From bone damage to solar radiation - inside the lab trying to protect the astronauts of the future
Space is an alien environment for humans.
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One of the men who went missing in sea off Devon coast named
One of the victims has been named after a search was launched for two people who went missing in stormy seas off a beach in Devon.
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