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'I was telling him to stop': Liverpool parade victim says he's been left 'traumatised'
A man who was among the dozens injured when a car struck a crowd during Liverpool's Premier League trophy parade has told Sky News how he pleaded with the driver to stop before he was hit and sent "spinning".
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Gisele Pelicot's daughter says chemical castration 'could be part of the solution' for sex offenders
The daughter of Gisele Pelicot has suggested chemical castration could be "one part of the solution" when there is "nothing else you can do" for sex offenders - like her father.
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'I wish I'd never met him': Peter Mandelson 'regrets' association with Jeffrey Epstein
Peter Mandelson, the UK ambassador to the United States, has told Sky News he "regrets" his association with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Showbiz
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs 'kidnapped aide at gunpoint' to confront rival rapper Kid Cudi, court hears
Sean "Diddy" Combs kidnapped a former aide at gunpoint to join him as he attempted to confront love rival rapper Kid Cudi, his sex-trafficking trial has been told.
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Meghan speaks about difficulties balancing business and motherhood
The Duchess of Sussex has spoken about the challenges of balancing being an entrepreneur and a mother.
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Gary Lineker bows out from Match Of The Day
Gary Lineker bid a tearful farewell to Match Of The Day as he presented the show for the final time.
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Urdd Eisteddfod: Why Strictly star Amy Dowden is supporting Welsh festival that is 'like Britain's Got Talent'
Thousands of people are expected to attend Port Talbot this weekend as the town gears up to welcome an annual Welsh festival.
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Former BBC executive and presenter Alan Yentob dies
Alan Yentob, the former BBC presenter and executive, has died aged 78.
UK News
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'I was telling him to stop': Liverpool parade victim says he's been left 'traumatised'
A man who was among the dozens injured when a car struck a crowd during Liverpool's Premier League trophy parade has told Sky News how he pleaded with the driver to stop before he was hit and sent "spinning".
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Royal Family 'deeply saddened' by Liverpool parade incident
The King and other members of the Royal Family have said they are "deeply saddened" after a number of people were struck by a car during Liverpool FC's title parade.
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King says Canada will remain 'strong and free' despite facing 'unprecedented' challenges
King Charles says Canada will remain "strong and free" - in a speech viewed by many Canadians as a show of support for the country's sovereignty following annexation threats by Donald Trump.
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'I wish I'd never met him': Peter Mandelson 'regrets' association with Jeffrey Epstein
Peter Mandelson, the UK ambassador to the United States, has told Sky News he "regrets" his association with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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Voiceover artist Gayanne Potter urging ScotRail to remove her voice from new AI announcements
Gayanne Potter is one of Britain's most recognisable voices - behind adverts for the likes of Estee Lauder, Apple, LBC radio, and B&Q.
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UK trade representative visits Israel after Britain suspends talks
A British trade envoy has visited Israel to "promote trade" between the two countries - a week after the UK suspended talks.
World News
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Palestinians flock to Gaza aid centres despite concerns - as lawyers call for sanctions on Israel
Thousands of Palestinians have flocked to aid distribution sites in Gaza with desperation for food overcoming concerns over Israeli-enforced checks at the centres.
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Gisele Pelicot's daughter says chemical castration 'could be part of the solution' for sex offenders
The daughter of Gisele Pelicot has suggested chemical castration could be "one part of the solution" when there is "nothing else you can do" for sex offenders - like her father.
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King says Canada will remain 'strong and free' despite facing 'unprecedented' challenges
King Charles says Canada will remain "strong and free" - in a speech viewed by many Canadians as a show of support for the country's sovereignty following annexation threats by Donald Trump.
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UK trade representative visits Israel after Britain suspends talks
A British trade envoy has visited Israel to "promote trade" between the two countries - a week after the UK suspended talks.
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New Zealand teenager dies after being injured in viral tackling game
A 19-year-old has died in New Zealand after being critically injured in a viral tackling game during which participants run full speed at each other head-on.
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Classroom crush to face push: Key moments in the Macrons' relationship
French President Emmanuel Macron has dismissed a video of him being pushed in the face by his wife as "nonsense".
Politics
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'I wish I'd never met him': Peter Mandelson 'regrets' association with Jeffrey Epstein
Peter Mandelson, the UK ambassador to the United States, has told Sky News he "regrets" his association with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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UK trade representative visits Israel after Britain suspends talks
A British trade envoy has visited Israel to "promote trade" between the two countries - a week after the UK suspended talks.
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Government accused of watering down environment rules in housebuilding proposals
The government has been accused of watering down rules that require developers to leave wildlife habitats in a better state than they found them when building new homes.
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Gisele Pelicot's daughter says chemical castration 'could be part of the solution' for sex offenders
The daughter of Gisele Pelicot has suggested chemical castration could be "one part of the solution" when there is "nothing else you can do" for sex offenders - like her father.
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IMF upgrades UK economic growth forecast - but issues tariffs warning
The UK economy will grow more than previously thought, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has upgraded its latest forecast.
Weird News
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Display of saint's remains draws huge crowds - but bishop says it 'encourages morbid curiosity'
Tens of thousands of people have flocked to see the remains of a revered Spanish saint, more than 440 years after her death, prompting debate over whether such displays "encourage morbid curiosity".
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Cheese-loving daredevils hurl themselves down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire for famous race
Dairy-loving daredevils from around the world have descended on Gloucestershire and thrown themselves down Cooper's Hill in the annual cheese-rolling race.
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Seriously deep sleeper not woken up by ship crashing in his garden
A cargo ship has crashed into a man's front garden in Norway, missing his home, where he was sleeping, by just a few metres.
Tech News
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Voiceover artist Gayanne Potter urging ScotRail to remove her voice from new AI announcements
Gayanne Potter is one of Britain's most recognisable voices - behind adverts for the likes of Estee Lauder, Apple, LBC radio, and B&Q.
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Four Just Stop Oil activists jailed for plotting to disrupt Manchester Airport
Four Just Stop Oil activists have been jailed for plotting to disrupt Manchester Airport.
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Boom or bust for fishing industry as octopuses swarm in UK waters?
Regulators are due to meet fishing industry representatives on Wednesday as the sector grapples with an "explosion" of octopus in British waters.
Videos
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'I was telling him to stop': Liverpool parade victim says he's been left 'traumatised'
A man who was among the dozens injured when a car struck a crowd during Liverpool's Premier League trophy parade has told Sky News how he pleaded with the driver to stop before he was hit and sent "spinning".
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Palestinians flock to Gaza aid centres despite concerns - as lawyers call for sanctions on Israel
Thousands of Palestinians have flocked to aid distribution sites in Gaza with desperation for food overcoming concerns over Israeli-enforced checks at the centres.
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'I wish I'd never met him': Peter Mandelson 'regrets' association with Jeffrey Epstein
Peter Mandelson, the UK ambassador to the United States, has told Sky News he "regrets" his association with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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IMF upgrades UK economic growth forecast - but issues tariffs warning
The UK economy will grow more than previously thought, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which has upgraded its latest forecast.
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Gisele Pelicot's daughter says chemical castration 'could be part of the solution' for sex offenders
The daughter of Gisele Pelicot has suggested chemical castration could be "one part of the solution" when there is "nothing else you can do" for sex offenders - like her father.
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What is the two-child benefit cap and will Labour scrap it?
The government is considering getting rid of the two-child benefit cap first brought in by the Conservatives.
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