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Prince Andrew allegations should be examined in 'proper and fullest ways', palace source says
The Royal Family believe the allegations against Prince Andrew "should be examined in the proper and fullest ways", according to a Buckingham Palace source.
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'Significant signs of recovery' hours after major internet outage
The internet appears to be recovering after a major outage knocked out thousands of websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Reddit and several banks.
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What's affected by internet outage - all we know so far
Dozens of websites, banks and apps are being affected by a major internet outage.
Showbiz
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Father Ted creator Graham Linehan to face 'no further action' over transgender social media posts
Graham Linehan will face no further action after being arrested over his social media posts about transgender people.
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Harper Lee mystery: Is there a To Kill A Mockingbird prequel and true crime novel 'waiting to be published'?
One of Harper Lee's surviving relatives says it's possible there could be major unpublished works by the author still to be discovered, following the release of eight of her previously unseen short stories.
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Gangsters, billionaires and love triangles: Behind the scenes of China's micro-drama boom
It was a pretty wild morning.
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Bruce Springsteen on his new biopic and the star stepping into his shoes: 'He's a rock star - you can't fake that'
"It's a cliché," says Bruce Springsteen, "but he is a rock star - and you can't fake that."
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Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers dies aged 48, band says
Sam Rivers, the bassist with US nu-metal group Limp Bizkit, has died aged 48, his bandmates have said.
UK News
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Prince Andrew allegations should be examined in 'proper and fullest ways', palace source says
The Royal Family believe the allegations against Prince Andrew "should be examined in the proper and fullest ways", according to a Buckingham Palace source.
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'Significant signs of recovery' hours after major internet outage
The internet appears to be recovering after a major outage knocked out thousands of websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Reddit and several banks.
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Father Ted creator Graham Linehan to face 'no further action' over transgender social media posts
Graham Linehan will face no further action after being arrested over his social media posts about transgender people.
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'People shouldn't be scared to go to synagogue' - Manchester attack victim speaks out
A man injured in the Manchester terrorist attack has spoken for the first time about his return to the Heaten Park synagogue.
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Ex-England footballer Stuart Pearce's son Harley dies in tractor crash
The son of former England footballer Stuart Pearce has died in a crash, his family has said.
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Abuser becomes first to be jailed for encouraging child to self-harm
A married father has become the first person in the UK jailed for encouraging a child to self-harm – after he created a secret online world to control and abuse a young girl.
World News
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Cargo plane slides off runway in Hong Kong killing two people
A cargo plane has skidded off the runway into the sea while landing at Hong Kong International Airport, killing two people on the ground.
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What will happen to stolen Louvre jewellery? All we know about 'theft of the decade'
A number of "priceless" objects were stolen from the Louvre in Paris, in what has been called the "theft of the decade".
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Tel Aviv football derby cancelled after 'violent riots', as club describes 'brutal police violence'
A football derby in Tel Aviv between Hapoel and Maccabi has been cancelled after "violent riots", according to Israeli police.
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'Significant signs of recovery' hours after major internet outage
The internet appears to be recovering after a major outage knocked out thousands of websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Reddit and several banks.
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Gangsters, billionaires and love triangles: Behind the scenes of China's micro-drama boom
It was a pretty wild morning.
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Burning space debris which crashed to Earth may have come from Chinese rocket, says expert
A burning piece of space debris which crashed to Earth in Australia is likely to have come from the launch of a Chinese rocket, an expert has said.
Politics
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Part of Birmingham 'can't be no-go area for Jews', cabinet minister tells Sky News
Aston in Birmingham can't become a "no-go area" for Jews, a senior cabinet minister has told Sky News, amid controversy over fans of an Israeli football club being barred from attending a match next month.
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Labour deputy leadership candidate accuses opponent's team of 'throwing mud' and briefing against her
Lucy Powell has accused Bridget Phillipson's team of "throwing mud" and briefing against her in the Labour deputy leadership race in a special episode of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
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Oil and gas workers offered cash to retrain, in major plan for future clean energy workforce
Ministers have unveiled their flagship plan to train and recruit workers for the booming clean energy sector, which it is hoping to supercharge in the next five years.
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Victory 'by a hair of my eyebrow' - Not again, surely?
It was, it was claimed at the time, the election that saved the Labour Party.
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Government looks utterly weak on Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban - and Tories have smelt blood
Government ministers have been outspoken and unequivocal in their outrage at the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa.
Weird News
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Police in Derbyshire solve mystery of crocodile found in canal
Police hunting for a crocodile in Derbyshire have said the search turned out to be "more fluff than fear".
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Long-lost Spanish treasure worth $1m discovered off Florida coast
Long-lost Spanish treasure worth an estimated $1m (£740,000) has been discovered off the coast of Florida.
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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.
Tech News
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'Significant signs of recovery' hours after major internet outage
The internet appears to be recovering after a major outage knocked out thousands of websites, including Amazon, Snapchat, Reddit and several banks.
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What's affected by internet outage - all we know so far
Dozens of websites, banks and apps are being affected by a major internet outage.
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Electronic eye implant allows blind patients to regain sight
People who lost their sight due to a common, previously untreatable age-related condition can now read again, thanks to a ground-breaking electronic eye implant.
Videos
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Labour deputy leadership candidate accuses opponent's team of 'throwing mud' and briefing against her
Lucy Powell has accused Bridget Phillipson's team of "throwing mud" and briefing against her in the Labour deputy leadership race in a special episode of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
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Israel identifies body of dead hostage returned by Hamas
Israel has identified the body of a dead hostage returned by Hamas.
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Oil and gas workers offered cash to retrain, in major plan for future clean energy workforce
Ministers have unveiled their flagship plan to train and recruit workers for the booming clean energy sector, which it is hoping to supercharge in the next five years.
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Part of Birmingham 'can't be no-go area for Jews', cabinet minister tells Sky News
Aston in Birmingham can't become a "no-go area" for Jews, a senior cabinet minister has told Sky News, amid controversy over fans of an Israeli football club being barred from attending a match next month.
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Harper Lee mystery: Is there a To Kill A Mockingbird prequel and true crime novel 'waiting to be published'?
One of Harper Lee's surviving relatives says it's possible there could be major unpublished works by the author still to be discovered, following the release of eight of her previously unseen short stories.
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Cargo plane slides off runway in Hong Kong killing two people
A cargo plane has skidded off the runway into the sea while landing at Hong Kong International Airport, killing two people on the ground.
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