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Do Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariff numbers add up?
Donald Trump's Rose Garden "Liberation Day" moment was a set piece event for the ages - an historic day he believes will kickstart a gradual American revival.
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Island home only to penguins hit by tariffs - and other things you may have missed on 'Liberation Day'
No one expected penguins to bear the brunt of Liberation Day.
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Sentebale: Watchdog opens case into 'concerns raised' at charity set up by Prince Harry
The UK's charity watchdog has said it has opened a case into "concerns raised" about Sentebale - which the Duke of Sussex quit as patron of amid a boardroom battle.
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New photos show moment of North Sea crash - as report says neither ship had 'dedicated lookout'
Newly released photographs show the moment two ships collided in last month's North Sea crash.
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MP tells Sky News she was targeted online by Tate brothers after Commons contribution
An MP has told Sky News she was attacked online by the Tate brothers after she participated in a debate in the House of Commons about violence against women.
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Martyn's Law: Terrorism response bill named after Manchester Arena bombing victim becomes law
New legislation to make venues protect the public in the event of a terror attack, named in memory of a victim of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, has become law in the UK today.
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Gaza ambulance 'crushed' by IDF as aid attacks increase
On Sunday, a mass grave containing the bodies of 15 first responders was unearthed in Gaza. Sky News investigates how their final moments unfolded.
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Drug dealer admits killing boy, 7, in cannabis gummies lab explosion in Newcastle
A man has admitted manslaughter after two people, including a seven-year-old boy, died in a house explosion caused by gas cannisters used to make cannabis sweets.
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UK almost certain to host 2035 Women's World Cup as 'sole bidder'
The UK looks almost certain to host the 2035 Women's World Cup after FIFA's president said there was only "one valid bid" for the competition.
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Ban children from social media if Online Safety Act watered down, children's commissioner says
Young people should be removed from social media altogether if the Online Safety Act is watered down as part of US trade negotiations, the children's commissioner for England has said.
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