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A remarkable step by the government - and Donald Trump, China and Reform UK have all played their part
When the sun sets on Scunthorpe this Saturday, the town's steelworks will likely have a new boss - Jonathan Reynolds.
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President Duda says Trump best chance for Ukraine peace - and urges allies to stay calm over tariffs 'shock therapy'
Poland's outgoing President Andrzej Duda has kept few revelations for the final weeks of his presidency.
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Protests in 'ghost town' where £400m ships don't fit the harbour
Those unfamiliar with Scotland's so-called 'ferry fiasco' would barely believe it is a true story.
Showbiz
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Erin Brockovich: 'My chiropractor saw mud on my stiletto - I said, I've been collecting dead frogs'
Erin Brockovich says a chance conversation about a muddy stiletto with her chiropractor led to the making of the award-winning film about her life.
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Menendez brothers' resentencing hearing can go ahead next week, says judge
The Menendez brothers' bid for freedom through resentencing can continue with the hearing scheduled for Thursday, a judge has ruled.
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Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch chief executive Mike Jeffries 'unfit to stand trial due to dementia', prosecutors and defence team say
Abercrombie & Fitch's former chief executive is not fit to stand trial on sex trafficking charges as he is suffering from dementia, both prosecutors and his lawyers have said.
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Saturday Night Live gets British version
A British version of long-running US sketch show Saturday Night Live (SNL) will be coming to Sky next year.
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Wolf Hall director on streaming levies: 'The government needs the guts to stand up to the bully in the White House'
The director of hit BBC period drama Wolf Hall says the government "needs to have enough guts to stand up to the bully in the White House" to protect the future of public service broadcasting.
UK News
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A remarkable step by the government - and Donald Trump, China and Reform UK have all played their part
When the sun sets on Scunthorpe this Saturday, the town's steelworks will likely have a new boss - Jonathan Reynolds.
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Protests in 'ghost town' where £400m ships don't fit the harbour
Those unfamiliar with Scotland's so-called 'ferry fiasco' would barely believe it is a true story.
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Teachers in England gearing up for potential strike action
Teachers in England are once again gearing up for potential strike action after an overwhelming majority of National Education Union (NEU) members rejected the government's latest pay offer.
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British Steel employees express fears over future of Scunthorpe plant
MPs are set to debate emergency legislation to keep the British Steel plant in Scunthorpe open in a move that would pave the way for nationalisation.
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Michael Gove handed peerage - as Jeremy Hunt and cricketer James Anderson knighted
Veteran cabinet minister Michael Gove has been awarded a peerage in Rishi Sunak's resignation honours list.
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Tommy Robinson challenges prison sentence at Court of Appeal
Tommy Robinson is challenging his sentence for contempt of court on compassionate grounds, claiming his segregation in prison means he can't "regulate his emotions".
World News
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US envoy meets Putin for talks - as Trump urges Russia to 'get moving' on Ukraine
Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has met Vladimir Putin for talks in Russia - as the US president called on Moscow to "get moving" with ending the war in Ukraine.
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President Duda says Trump best chance for Ukraine peace - and urges allies to stay calm over tariffs 'shock therapy'
Poland's outgoing President Andrzej Duda has kept few revelations for the final weeks of his presidency.
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Ksenia Karelina: Ballerina arrives home in US after 'nightmare' of Russian penal colony
A former ballerina who spent more than a year in a Russian jail for donating £40 to a charity supporting Ukraine has returned home to the US after being freed in a prisoner exchange.
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'Gringo hunter' shot dead by US fugitive in Mexico
An elite Mexican police officer from its so-called "Gringo Hunters" unit has been shot dead by a fugitive they were trying to arrest.
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Defence secretary warns this is 'the critical year' for Ukraine - as £450m in funding allocated
The defence secretary has said that 2025 is "the critical year" for Ukraine as he confirmed £450m in funding for a military support package.
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Menendez brothers' resentencing hearing can go ahead next week, says judge
The Menendez brothers' bid for freedom through resentencing can continue with the hearing scheduled for Thursday, a judge has ruled.
Politics
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A remarkable step by the government - and Donald Trump, China and Reform UK have all played their part
When the sun sets on Scunthorpe this Saturday, the town's steelworks will likely have a new boss - Jonathan Reynolds.
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Michael Gove handed peerage - as Jeremy Hunt and cricketer James Anderson knighted
Veteran cabinet minister Michael Gove has been awarded a peerage in Rishi Sunak's resignation honours list.
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Defence secretary warns this is 'the critical year' for Ukraine - as £450m in funding allocated
The defence secretary has said that 2025 is "the critical year" for Ukraine as he confirmed £450m in funding for a military support package.
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Some good news for the British economy - but the celebration might not last long
We've been waiting for a while for the Office for National Statistics to deliver us some good news on the British economy - and today it came.
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Starmer needs to address 'elephant in room' and say Trump is wrong on tariffs, Harriet Harman says
Sir Keir Starmer needs to reassure the public more over tariffs - and tell them Donald Trump is wrong, Harriet Harman has said.
Tech News
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Company started by 'two blokes in a Cardiff garage' is about to launch a game-changing space factory
A company started by "two blokes in a Cardiff garage" is about to launch a game-changing space factory that could start a new industrial revolution.
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Erin Brockovich: 'My chiropractor saw mud on my stiletto - I said, I've been collecting dead frogs'
Erin Brockovich says a chance conversation about a muddy stiletto with her chiropractor led to the making of the award-winning film about her life.
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From AI Barbie to 'Ghiblification' - how ChatGPT's image generator put 'insane' pressure on OpenAI
ChatGPT's new image-generation tool led to a record number of users in April, forcing OpenAI's boss to beg people to "chill out a bit".
Videos
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CCTV shows shoplifters using pythons to distract cashier before stealing from petrol station
Police are hunting for four suspects who used two pythons to distract a cashier before stealing $400 worth of CBD oil from a petrol station.
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Some good news for the British economy - but the celebration might not last long
We've been waiting for a while for the Office for National Statistics to deliver us some good news on the British economy - and today it came.
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This is a remarkable step by the government - and Donald Trump, China and Reform UK have all played their part
When the sun sets on Scunthorpe this Saturday, the town's steelworks will likely have a new boss - Jonathan Reynolds.
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US envoy meets Putin for talks - as Trump urges Russia to 'get moving' on Ukraine
Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff has met Vladimir Putin for talks in Russia - as the US president called on Moscow to "get moving" with ending the war in Ukraine.
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Inside a NATO base in Poland - as residents bordering Russia say 'scare tactic' is needed
Along the thin strip of beach and woodland known as the Vistula Spit which marks the northernmost demarcation between Poland and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, there is not much in the way of a border.
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From AI Barbie to 'Ghiblification' - how ChatGPT's image generator put 'insane' pressure on OpenAI
ChatGPT's new image-generation tool led to a record number of users in April, forcing OpenAI's boss to beg people to "chill out a bit".
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