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Suspension of trade talks a political signal that Israeli leadership is increasingly isolated
The UK has suspended trade talks with Israel, in protest at what David Lammy called the "intolerable" conditions in Gaza, which he said would leave the population at risk of starvation.
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90% of Port-au-Prince controlled by gangs as thousands forced into heaving displacement camps
A group of school children in their smart uniforms skip past us, overseen by their mums and dads.
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Kyra Hill: Girl, 11, who drowned at Liquid Leisure waterpark was unlawfully killed, coroner finds
An 11-year-old girl who drowned at a waterpark was unlawfully killed, a coroner has found.
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Success of the UK-EU trade deal will depend on whether promises are delivered
I have been chewing over some of the main elements of the UK-EU agreement.
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What aid has entered Gaza - and where is it going?
The first aid trucks have begun entering Gaza after 78 days of Israeli blockade.
Showbiz
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Sesame Street heading to Netflix after Trump cut PBS funding
Netflix and Sesame Street have agreed a deal that will bring the children's show to the streaming platform's wider audience after President Trump cut federal funding for the free-to-air TV network Public Broadcasting Service (PBS).
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Pop star says Sean 'Diddy' Combs threatened to kill her if she spoke about violence as Cassie's ex-best friend gives evidence
A former pop star has told a court Sean "Diddy" Combs was "frequently" violent with his ex-partner Cassie Ventura, and that he threatened her life if she spoke out about it.
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Royal sculptor makes bust of Dame Judi Dench live on stage to be auctioned for lymphoedema research
A sculpture of Dame Judi Dench is being auctioned off to raise funds for lymphoedema research.
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'I recognise the error and upset caused' - Gary Lineker releases statement as BBC departure confirmed
Gary Lineker has confirmed he is leaving the BBC after this season's Match Of The Day and will no longer present its World Cup coverage.
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BBC can breathe easier that fallout from Lineker's social media won't land at its door
Did having a social conscience force Gary Lineker off the BBC? Or was becoming increasingly vocal politically just too problematic?
UK News
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Kyra Hill: Girl, 11, who drowned at Liquid Leisure waterpark was unlawfully killed, coroner finds
An 11-year-old girl who drowned at a waterpark was unlawfully killed, a coroner has found.
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Shouts of 'genocide' in Commons as David Lammy denounces Israel's 'intolerable' actions in Gaza
The foreign secretary has denounced Israel's actions in Gaza as "intolerable" but stopped short of saying it had committed genocide.
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Police investigating after partial human remains are found in Wisbech
Police are investigating after partial human remains were discovered in Wisbech.
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Success of the UK-EU trade deal will depend on whether promises are delivered
I have been chewing over some of the main elements of the UK-EU agreement.
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Harshita Brella death: Fugitive accused of killing wife 'seen withdrawing large sum of cash'
Indian police hunting a murder suspect after his wife's body was found in a car boot in the UK have offered a reward to help find him.
World News
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What aid has entered Gaza - and where is it going?
The first aid trucks have begun entering Gaza after 78 days of Israeli blockade.
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90% of Port-au-Prince controlled by gangs as thousands forced into heaving displacement camps
A group of school children in their smart uniforms skip past us, overseen by their mums and dads.
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Hard-right populist George Simion to contest Romania's election result
Hard-right populist George Simion will contest Romania's presidential election result.
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Fresh UK and EU sanctions on Russia announced - as Putin procrastinates on ceasefire talks
The UK and EU have placed fresh sanctions on Russia as the Kremlin refused to put a timeline on ceasefire talks with Ukraine.
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Bayesian recovery: First pieces of Mike Lynch's sunken superyacht brought to surface
The first three pieces of the Bayesian superyacht, which capsized off Italy last year, have been brought to the surface.
Politics
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Shouts of 'genocide' in Commons as David Lammy denounces Israel's 'intolerable' actions in Gaza
The foreign secretary has denounced Israel's actions in Gaza as "intolerable" but stopped short of saying it had committed genocide.
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Suspension of trade talks a political signal that Israeli leadership is increasingly isolated
The UK has suspended trade talks with Israel, in protest at what David Lammy called the "intolerable" conditions in Gaza, which he said would leave the population at risk of starvation.
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Second man charged and appears in court over fires at properties and car linked to Sir Keir Starmer
A second man has appeared in court charged in connection with a series of fires linked to Sir Keir Starmer.
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Success of the UK-EU trade deal will depend on whether promises are delivered
I have been chewing over some of the main elements of the UK-EU agreement.
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'Brexit wounds' mean EU states want to limit UK's access to rearmament fund, Sky News told
Britain should have access to the EU's rearmament fund before the end of the year but "wounds of Brexit" mean some member states want it to be limited, the bloc's foreign affairs chief has said.
Weird News
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Chess grandmaster playing match against 140,000 people reveals expected result
A chess grandmaster who is playing a single game against 140,000 people thinks the match is heading for a draw.
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Magna Carta 'copy' miscatalogued in 1940s found to be original
An issue of the Magna Carta, which was wrongly catalogued as a copy in the 1940s, has been identified as original.
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Flying duck caught on speed camera could be repeat offender
A duck has been caught on a radar image breaking the speed limit in central Switzerland - and it could be a repeat offender.
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Mum in court accused of killing three people with poisonous mushrooms - what you need to know
An Australian woman accused of murdering her estranged husband's parents and an aunt by serving them a beef wellington laced with poisonous mushrooms is on trial.
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Student rescued from mountain twice in four days - after going back to find his phone
A Chinese student who was airlifted from Japan's Mount Fuji last week had to be saved a second time just four days later, local authorities have said.
Tech News
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HSBC 'being attacked all the time' by online criminals - as boss 'kept awake at night' by cyber threat
The boss of one of the UK's biggest banks says it is being attacked "all the time" by online criminals and he is kept up at night by cyber threats.
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Musk says he will remain Tesla CEO and plans to cut back on political spending
Elon Musk has said he is committed to remaining as Tesla's chief executive for at least five years, as the electric carmaker faces pressure from consumers and the stock market over his work with Donald Trump's government.
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Risto Bergman: Telecoms worker who created AI-generated images of child sex abuse is sentenced
A telecoms worker who created AI-generated images of child sex abuse has been sentenced.
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Longer term weather forecasts could get more accurate - thanks to the cloud
The Met Office has transferred to a new off-site supercomputer - which could make 14-day forecasts as accurate as seven-day equivalents.
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Disposable vape ban about to start - here's everything you need to know
Disposable vapes will be banned in the UK from 1 June.
Videos
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Shouts of 'genocide' in Commons as David Lammy denounces Israel's 'intolerable' actions in Gaza
The foreign secretary has denounced Israel's actions in Gaza as "intolerable" but stopped short of saying it had committed genocide.
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Kyra Hill: Girl, 11, who drowned at Liquid Leisure waterpark was unlawfully killed, coroner finds
An 11-year-old girl who drowned at a waterpark was unlawfully killed, a coroner has found.
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90% of Port-au-Prince controlled by gangs as thousands forced into heaving displacement camps
A group of school children in their smart uniforms skip past us, overseen by their mums and dads.
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EU still suffering 'wounds of Brexit', bloc's foreign affairs chief tells Sky News
Britain should have access to the EU's rearmament fund before the end of the year but "wounds of Brexit" mean some member states want it to be limited, the bloc's foreign affairs chief has said.
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'Good chance' of Russia-Ukraine peace but US has a red line in talks, says Donald Trump
Donald Trump has said there is a "good chance" of peace between Russia and Ukraine – but added the US has a red line in upcoming talks.
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