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In the idyllic Cognac region of southern France, Trump's tariffs threaten a centuries-old way of life
The impact of Trump's tariffs is reaching deep into every economy.
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Pupils and teachers voice fears over 'staggering' decision to remove specialist police officers from London schools
London schools are at risk of "increased violence" and "gang exploitation" following the decision to remove specialist police officers, headteachers have told Sky News.
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New Universal theme park set to open in UK - with promise of 'billions' of pounds for the economy
A deal for a new Universal theme park in Bedfordshire has been confirmed, which Rachel Reeves says will bring "billions" to the economy and create thousands of jobs.
Showbiz
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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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BAFTA Games Awards: Full list of winners
The BAFTA Games Awards celebrate gaming excellence and creative achievement in the best games of the last year.
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'The heartbeat of Blondie': Drummer Clem Burke dies aged 70
Blondie drummer Clem Burke has died at the age of 70
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Olivier Awards: US actor says 'special relationship firmly intact' despite Trump's tariffs
British star Lesley Manville and American actor John Lithgow have won the acting categories at this year's Olivier Awards, which recognise excellence in London theatre.
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Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia talked about modern masculinity before Gen Z was born
Despite The Who's Quadrophenia being set over 60 years ago, Pete Townshend's themes of identity, mental health, and modern masculinity are just as relevant today.
UK News
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Pupils and teachers voice fears over 'staggering' decision to remove specialist police officers from London schools
London schools are at risk of "increased violence" and "gang exploitation" following the decision to remove specialist police officers, headteachers have told Sky News.
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New Universal theme park set to open in UK - with promise of 'billions' of pounds for the economy
A deal for a new Universal theme park in Bedfordshire has been confirmed, which Rachel Reeves says will bring "billions" to the economy and create thousands of jobs.
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Welsh government can't guarantee lives won't be lost in another coal tip disaster
It is "difficult" to give a "cast iron guarantee" that lives won't be lost because of a coal tip disaster, the deputy first minister of Wales has told Sky News.
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How King Charles and his 'darling' Queen Camilla have navigated their 50-year love affair as they mark 20th wedding anniversary
Exactly 20 years ago today, the now King and Queen were married in a small, private civil ceremony in Windsor.
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Graduated driving licences for young people 'could have saved my daughter', says bereaved mother
A mother whose daughter was killed in a car crash has said tougher laws for new drivers could have saved the teenager's life.
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'No resolution' after 'intensive talks' over Birmingham bin strikes - as Labour councillor quits
Negotiations to end a bin strike in Birmingham have once again today failed to result in an agreement.
World News
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A conversation with historian Sir Niall Ferguson on Trump, tariffs and China
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In the idyllic Cognac region of southern France, Trump's tariffs threaten a centuries-old way of life
The impact of Trump's tariffs is reaching deep into every economy.
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Nursing home fire kills 20 in China
At least 20 people have been killed in a fire at a nursing home in northern China, a state news agency reported.
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Two Chinese citizens captured during fighting in eastern Ukraine, Zelenskyy says
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says two Chinese citizens have been captured while fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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What we learn from video of captured Chinese national in Ukraine - and the serious questions it raises
In a carefully written post on social media platform Telegram, Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused the Russian army of deploying Chinese citizens on the battlefield in eastern Ukraine.
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Israel says it has 'nothing to hide' over fatal shooting of emergency workers
The Israeli military has "nothing to hide" and is "thoroughly" investigating the fatal shooting of aid workers by its forces in Gaza, an Israeli government spokesman has told Sky News.
Politics
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Chancellor to hold tariff crisis talks with top City executives
Rachel Reeves will seek to gauge the unfolding impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs blitz on Wednesday when she holds talks with some of the City’s top executives.
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Labour MPs back Corbyn calls for Chilcot-style inquiry into UK's role in Gaza war
A number of Labour MPs have backed calls for Sir Keir Starmer to hold a Chilcot-style inquiry into the UK's role in the Gaza war.
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Sam and Starmer – what did PM actually mean?
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Welsh government can't guarantee lives won't be lost in another coal tip disaster
It is "difficult" to give a "cast iron guarantee" that lives won't be lost because of a coal tip disaster, the deputy first minister of Wales has told Sky News.
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Trump tariffs could disrupt medicine supplies to UK, warns health secretary
Donald Trump's tariffs could disrupt the supply of medicines into the UK, the health secretary has warned.
Tech News
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The good, the bad and the ugly in President Trump's coal plans
While wealthy Western countries have been weaning themselves off coal for the last two decades, Donald Trump is now trying to take the US in the opposite direction.
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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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BAFTA Games Awards: Full list of winners
The BAFTA Games Awards celebrate gaming excellence and creative achievement in the best games of the last year.
Videos
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Pete Townshend's Quadrophenia talked about modern masculinity before Gen Z was born
Despite The Who's Quadrophenia being set over 60 years ago, Pete Townshend's themes of identity, mental health, and modern masculinity are just as relevant today.
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A major economic shock is happening thanks to Trump - and the UK can do little to stop it
A major global economic shock is taking place; its duration unknown, its severity anyone's guess, and no one has a surefire way of stopping it because it's all based on the proclivities of one man who is supposed to be our ally.
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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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Two Chinese citizens captured during fighting in eastern Ukraine, Zelenskyy says
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says two Chinese citizens have been captured while fighting in eastern Ukraine.
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Bhim Kohli: Girl, 13, and boy, 15, found guilty of manslaughter of 80-year-old dog walker
The family of an 80-year-old man have told of their "disgust" at the children who "humiliated" and killed him after a 13-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy were convicted of manslaughter.
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Could Trump's tariffs tip the world into recession?
Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs last week spooked the markets.
