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Home secretary insists five local grooming gang inquiries will go ahead - and more could follow
More inquiries into child grooming gangs could take place in addition to the five confirmed, a Home Office source has told Sky News after the government was accused of backtracking on its promises.
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Weezer bassist's wife shot and arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
A US author - the wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner - has been shot and arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
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'Concerning' levels of E.coli found in River Thames before Boat Race, campaigners say
E.coli has been traced in multiple water samples from the stretch of the River Thames that will host the famous Boat Race on Sunday, campaigners say.
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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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Asian markets bounce back after Trump pauses higher tariffs for most countries - despite increasing those on China to 125%
Asian markets have reacted positively after Donald Trump paused his so-called "reciprocal" tariffs on most of America's trading partners for 90 days, despite the US president increasing those on China to 125%.
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'We're living a life sentence': Family of man killed by psychiatric patient demand answers
A grief-stricken family has told Sky News they want "someone to take accountability" for the death of Lewis Stone, a retired butcher who was killed by a secure psychiatric unit patient released 10 days earlier.
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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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Profits up at Tesco after job cuts - with further losses not ruled out
Profits at Tesco have increased by hundreds of millions in the year it announced 400 job losses and criticised the cost of additional taxes on employers.
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Fewer criminals set to be jailed, as prisons in England and Wales struggle with overcrowding
Ministers want reforms to sentencing policy that will reduce the prison population by more than ten percent, Sky News has learnt.
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King and Queen meet Pope at the Vatican - as he wishes them happy anniversary
The King and Queen have had a private meeting with the Pope at the Vatican.
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BAFTA Games Awards: Astro Bot tops leaderboard - with psychological horror close behind
Astro Bot was the big winner at this year's BAFTA Games Awards, taking home five prizes, including the coveted best game.
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'All options' on table regarding British Steel's future, says Rachel Reeves
"All options" remain on the table over the future of British Steel, the chancellor has said, as fears mount over the company's plant in Scunthorpe.
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Local elections: From where they are to what they're all for - your ultimate guide
A host of local and mayoral elections will be taking place across England on Thursday 1 May - the first voting day since the general election last year.
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Menendez brothers 'hopeful' they will be freed - but could this actually happen?
The Menendez brothers, who were convicted of killing their parents in their Beverly Hills mansion in 1989, will soon find out if they can be released from prison.
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Ex-baseball stars among dozens killed after roof collapses at Dominican Republic nightclub
More than 110 people have died after the roof collapsed at a nightclub in the capital of the Dominican Republic, authorities have said.
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New Universal theme park set to open in UK - with promise of 'billions' of pounds for the economy
A new Universal theme park in Bedfordshire has been confirmed on what Sir Keir Starmer hailed as a "momentous" day for the UK.
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Donald Trump has finally blinked - but it's not the stock markets that have forced him to act
Chalk this one up to the bond vigilantes.
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Defence secretary to urge coalition of the willing to increase pressure on Russia to end war
The defence secretary will urge "coalition of the willing" nations to increase pressure on Russia to end its war in Ukraine as plans to support peace ramp up.
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'Whole society' approach needed to stop pupils doom scrolling - with most schools already banning phones
A "whole society" approach is needed to stop children doom-scrolling beyond the classroom with most schools already banning mobile phones, research has found.
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