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Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane's sentence was not 'unduly lenient', judges rule
The sentence given to Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane was not "unduly lenient", senior judges have ruled.
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Two people killed and inmate 'on the run' after attack on prison convoy in France
Two prison officers have been killed after an attack on a convoy carrying an inmate - with the convict reportedly on the run.
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Doctor still cancer-free almost a year after incurable brain tumour diagnosis - thanks to his own pioneering treatment
An Australian doctor who applied his own pioneering research on melanoma to the incurable brain cancer he was diagnosed with almost a year ago is still cancer-free.
Showbiz
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Kelly Clarkson addresses weight loss medication speculation
Kelly Clarkson has addressed speculation about her weight loss, saying she has not used Ozempic but "something else" which has helped her.
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Eurovision says some contestants did not respect 'spirit of rules' after controversial competition
The organiser of the Eurovision Song Contest has said it "regrets" that some contestants did not respect the "spirit of the rules" when taking part in the competition in Sweden.
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Roman Kemp shares antidepressants low sex drive switch to 'benefit other people'
Former Capital radio host Roman Kemp has revealed he switched antidepressants because the ones he was taking were giving him a low sex drive.
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Democracy is under attack across the world, Bollywood star Shabana Azmi tells Sky News
Democracy is under attack across the world and must be "protected under all circumstances", legendary Bollywood actress Shabana Azmi has told Sky News.
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BAFTA TV Awards 2024: Top Boy, Happy Valley and The Sixth Commandment among the big winners - as The Crown misses out
Top Boy, Happy Valley and The Sixth Commandment were the big winners at this year's BAFTA TV Awards, taking home two prizes apiece.
UK News
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Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane's sentence was not 'unduly lenient', judges rule
The sentence given to Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane was not "unduly lenient", senior judges have ruled.
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Obesity drug cuts risk of heart attack or stroke regardless of weight lost, study finds
Anti-obesity jabs could reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes or heart failure in obese people regardless of the amount of weight they lose while on the drug, researchers have found.
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Infected blood scandal: Experimented on and exploited - the Treloar's School pupils who 'lost everything'
Returning to Treloar's School brings back many bittersweet memories for Gary Webster, Steve Nicholls, Richard Warwick and Ade Goodyear.
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Chinese ambassador summoned to Foreign Office after men charged with 'spying for Hong Kong'
China's ambassador to the UK has been summoned to the Foreign Office after three people were charged with spying for Hong Kong.
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Daniel Anjorin: Parents of Hainault attack victim to 'establish new family home' after trauma of losing son
The family of sword attack victim Daniel Anjorin have said they are going to move to a new home as a "lasting tribute" to their son.
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Alcohol ban in Ibiza and Majorca - what tourists need to know as new rules come in
Tourists in parts of Majorca and Ibiza will face hefty fines for drinking alcohol on the streets as part of a crackdown in areas of "excessive tourism".
World News
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Two people killed and inmate 'on the run' after attack on prison convoy in France
Two prison officers have been killed after an attack on a convoy carrying an inmate - with the convict reportedly on the run.
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Protests as Georgia's parliament approves divisive 'foreign agents' bill
Protests have broken out after Georgia's parliament approved the divisive "foreign agents" bill.
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Drone footage shows Russian invasion of Vovchansk as Ukrainian soldiers fight back
Watching a live drone feed, it was possible to make out three people running down a street in a frontline town in northeastern Ukraine.
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Doctor still cancer-free almost a year after incurable brain tumour diagnosis - thanks to his own pioneering treatment
An Australian doctor who applied his own pioneering research on melanoma to the incurable brain cancer he was diagnosed with almost a year ago is still cancer-free.
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Killer whales ram and sink sailing yacht off Gibraltar coast
Orcas have sunk a yacht off the coast of Gibraltar - the latest in a string of similar attacks by the mammals over the past four years.
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Eurovision says some contestants did not respect 'spirit of rules' after controversial competition
The organiser of the Eurovision Song Contest has said it "regrets" that some contestants did not respect the "spirit of the rules" when taking part in the competition in Sweden.
Politics
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Chinese ambassador summoned to Foreign Office after men charged with 'spying for Hong Kong'
China's ambassador to the UK has been summoned to the Foreign Office after three people were charged with spying for Hong Kong.
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UK to get at least 25 new warships due to defence spending rise - Shapps
The Royal Navy will get 25 new warships - and could get three more - as the government indicates where its planned rise in defence spending will go.
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Graduate visa route should remain, report finds, after home secretary raised immigration concerns
The graduate visa route should remain as it is key to funding British universities and is "not undermining the quality and integrity" of higher education, a new report has said.
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Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill apologises for going to ex-IRA member's funeral during COVID
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has apologised for going to the funeral of a senior IRA member while COVID restrictions were in place.
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Commons approves plans to exclude from parliament MPs arrested on suspicion of serious offence
MPs arrested on suspicion of a serious offence face being barred from parliament under new plans approved in a vote on Monday night.
Weird News
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Coin collection of Danish butter magnate going on sale after being sealed for 100 years
A Danish butter magnate's collection of coins could fetch close to £60m on auction, a hundred years after he passed away.
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Pillock, plonker and tosspot among British insults 'at risk of dying out'
Prat, plonker and pillock are among British insults in danger of dying out within a generation, according to a survey.
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Robert F Kennedy Jr says a worm ate part of his brain and then died
Independent US presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr has revealed that a worm ate part of his brain.
Tech News
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Police could be equipped with 'Ghostbusters-style' devices to stop e-bikes being used for crime
Police officers could be equipped with devices likened to the proton packs used in Ghostbusters to stop e-bikes and e-scooters being used for crime.
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Infected blood scandal: Experimented on and exploited - the Treloar's School pupils who 'lost everything'
Returning to Treloar's School brings back many bittersweet memories for Gary Webster, Steve Nicholls, Richard Warwick and Ade Goodyear.
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Doctor still cancer-free almost a year after incurable brain tumour diagnosis - thanks to his own pioneering treatment
An Australian doctor who applied his own pioneering research on melanoma to the incurable brain cancer he was diagnosed with almost a year ago is still cancer-free.
Videos
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Two people killed and inmate 'on the run' after attack on prison convoy in France
Two prison officers have been killed after an attack on a convoy carrying an inmate - with the convict reportedly on the run.
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Chinese ambassador summoned to Foreign Office after men charged with 'spying for Hong Kong'
China's ambassador to the UK has been summoned to the Foreign Office after three people were charged with spying for Hong Kong.
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Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane's sentence was not 'unduly lenient', judges rule
The sentence given to Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane was not "unduly lenient", senior judges have ruled.
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Deepfakes and influencers: The digital election in India
Divyendra Jadoun is proud of his professional alias: the Indian Deepfaker.
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Interest rate cut prospects threatened by pace of wage growth
The prospects for an interest rate cut next month have not been helped by the latest wage growth figures which have come in higher than expected.
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Infected blood scandal: Experimented on and exploited - the Treloar's School pupils who 'lost everything'
Returning to Treloar's School brings back many bittersweet memories for Gary Webster, Steve Nicholls, Richard Warwick and Ade Goodyear.
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