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'US is our closest ally', Jonathan Reynolds says in reaction to Trump tariffs - but 'nothing off the table'
The US is "our closest ally" but "nothing is off the table" in response to Donald Trump's 10% tariffs on imports from the UK, the business secretary has said.
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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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Trump's tariffs are about something more than economics: power
Tanking stock markets, collapsing world orders, devastating trade wars; economists with their hair ablaze are scrambling to keep up.
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Video emerges of aid workers being fired on in Gaza - contradicting Israeli account of deadly attack
Footage has emerged of the moment 15 aid workers were killed in Gaza last month - showing their ambulances and fire insignia were clearly visible when Israeli troops are believed to have opened fire on them.
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Trump's 10% worldwide tariff kicks in as global stocks reel from crisis
Donald Trump's baseline tariff of 10% on products from all countries worldwide has taken effect.
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There were no winners from Trump's tariff gameshow
Donald Trump flourished his list of tariffs like a gameshow host in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday – but there were no winners from the president's made-for-TV show of economic strength.
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Last UK blast furnaces days from closure as Chinese owners cut off crucial supplies
The last blast furnaces left operating in Britain could see their fate sealed within days, after their Chinese owners took the decision to cut off the crucial supply of ingredients keeping them running.
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'We will see closures': The industries hit hardest by national insurance hike
The cost of having staff is going up this Sunday as the increase in employers' national insurance kicks in.
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Russell Brand charged with rape and sexual assault
Russell Brand has been charged with rape and two counts of sexual assault between 1999 and 2005.
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Onlookers 'strike gold' after seeing Ed Sheeran gig outside King's Cross station
Ed Sheeran has wowed fans, onlookers and commuters by playing in a London street.
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Luton Airport expansion plans approved by transport secretary
The expansion of Luton Airport has been approved by the transport secretary.
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Trump trade war escalation sparks global market sell-off
Donald Trump's trade war escalation has sparked a global sell-off, with US stock markets seeing the biggest declines in a hit to values estimated above $2trn.
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Trump's tariffs will have an impact before too long – but how will the UK respond?
The list has landed.
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'Truth and reconciliation': What hopes are there for the future of Prince Harry's charity?
"Truth and reconciliation" - it felt like an interesting phrase after everything that's been said in the past two weeks, but it came from a source close to the current Sentebale team, when I asked if they could really see any chance of rebuilding what has gone wrong.
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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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A red wall on Wall Street - but President Trump appears to believe it will all work out
A red wall on Wall Street.
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What are Donald Trump's tariffs and how does it all affect the UK?
If there is a word that has dominated Donald Trump's second term, it's tariffs.
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Stock markets slump for second day running after Trump announces tariffs - in worst day for indexes since COVID
Worldwide stock markets have plummeted for the second day running as the fallout from Donald Trump's global tariffs continues.
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'Will the PM side with parents or tech bros?': Labour peer demands action on children's smartphone safety
Sir Keir Starmer needs to choose between parents who want stronger action to tackle harmful content on children's phones, or the "tech bros" who are resisting changes to their platforms, Baroness Harriet Harman has said.
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US TikTok ban delayed again after China stalls on deal over tariffs
Donald Trump has delayed a potential ban on TikTok for a second time - after China reportedly stalled on a deal to sell its US operations in response to his "Liberation Day" tariffs.
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SpaceX tourists return to Earth after historic flight
Four space tourists have safely arrived back on Earth after completing a novel space route on board one of Elon Musk's SpaceX capsules.
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It's become almost impossible to book a driving test, instructors say
It has become almost impossible to book a driving test on the government website due to bots on the booking system, driving instructors have told Sky News.
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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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Gaydio Replay
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Neil and Debbie (5th April)
including Gaydio Anthems from 11
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John Ryan (5th April)
with Saturday breakfast
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Nigel May (5th April)
waking up Brighton for a Saturday