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A former surgeon who admitted sexually abusing hundreds of children in France has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

There are so many aspects to the crimes of Joel Le Scouarnec that it can feel bewildering. Not just the volume of his offences, but also the failings that allowed him to get away with such horrendous abuse for so long.

Hamas's Gaza chief Mohammad Sinwar has been "eliminated", Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said.

Kemi Badenoch will be gone as Tory leader within a year - and there are plots already under way to oust her, Dominic Cummings has said.

You probably recall the stories about Leicester's clothing industry in recent years: grim labour conditions, pay below the minimum wage, "dark factories" serving the fast fashion sector. What is less well known is what happened next. In short, the industry has cratered.

The UK has had its sunniest spring since records began in 1910, according to provisional figures from the Met Office.

The heartbroken mother of a Scottish teenager who vanished three weeks ago has told Sky News she fears he could have been "picked up in a car".

Thames Water, the UK's biggest water provider, has been hit by a record fine by regulator Ofwat.