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Sky News has gained exclusive access to the bombardment of Idlib - the last rebel outpost in Syria - and witnessed first-hand the relentless attack on civilians inside the province.

The government has delayed publication of key Brexit legislation as the prime minister listens to MPs' "concerns" about the bill.

EU citizens in the UK have reported being unable to vote in the European elections, despite registering to cast a ballot.

Hundreds of grievance cases were raised against Sir Philip Green for slapping women's bottoms and grabbing their breasts, a Labour peer has claimed.

Julian Assange is facing 17 more charges in the US for allegedly receiving and publishing classified information.

Britain should end its "colonial administration" of the Chagos Islands and return them to Mauritius within six months, the UN has demanded.

A woman and her twin daughters appear to have starved to death in Vienna, police have said.

The US special representative to Iran has told Sky News that if Tehran does attack then America will retaliate. 

Geoffrey Rush is set to receive the largest ever damages payout to a single person in Australia's history following a defamation case against a newspaper publisher and journalist. 

A healthy dog was put down because her owner requested she be buried with her in her will.