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Accuser says Mohamed al Fayed was a 'predator' who 'preyed on the most vulnerable'
Mohamed al Fayed was a "predator" who "preyed on the most vulnerable", one of his alleged victims has said.
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UK weather: Large parts of England and Wales braced for thunderstorms - as Met Office warnings issued
Large parts of England and Wales are braced for gusty winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning from midday - as thunderstorm warnings come into effect.
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On the streets of the Mexican city being ravaged by a brutal and deadly drugs gang war
The sun is burning in the morning sky, the heat is intense, the humidity suffocating.
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Pesto the penguin chick is abnormally large - and now he's a social media star
An abnormally large king penguin chick called Pesto has become a viral sensation.
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Mabli Hall: Woman, 70, pleads guilty to causing baby girl's death by dangerous driving
A woman has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a baby girl by dangerous driving.
Showbiz
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Kylie Minogue reveals major world tour news - her biggest in more than a decade
Kylie Minogue has announced her biggest tour in more than a decade - as well as a new album.
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Anna Sorokin: Fake heiress sports sparkly ankle monitor on Dancing With The Stars
Convicted con artist Anna "Delvey" Sorokin has made her debut on Dancing With The Stars - sporting a sparkly ankle monitor.
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Gavin & Stacey cast bid farewell to Barry as filming in town ends
The cast of Gavin & Stacey have bid farewell to Barry as filming in the town ends.
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Geoff Hinsliff: Star who played Coronation Street villain Don Brennan has died
Coronation Street star Geoff Hinsliff has died aged 87, ITV has said.
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs refused bail a second time as he faces sex trafficking charges
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been refused bail a second time as he faces several charges including sex trafficking, drug possession and firearms offences.
UK News
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Accuser says Mohamed al Fayed was a 'predator' who 'preyed on the most vulnerable'
Mohamed al Fayed was a "predator" who "preyed on the most vulnerable", one of his alleged victims has said.
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UK weather: Large parts of England and Wales braced for thunderstorms - as Met Office warnings issued
Large parts of England and Wales are battling gusty winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning - as thunderstorm warnings come into effect.
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Mabli Hall: Woman, 70, pleads guilty to causing baby girl's death by dangerous driving
A woman has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a baby girl by dangerous driving.
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Pharmacist who took his own life after COVID jab complications was denied compensation
The family of an NHS pharmacist who took his own life after suffering paralysing complications from a COVID jab are calling for urgent reform of the government's compensation scheme for vaccine damage.
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'Two wonderful people': Tributes paid to British couple who died hiking in Spain
A British couple who died after being swept away by floods in Spain have been described as "two wonderful people".
World News
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Defiance, but a rare admission of vulnerability - Hezbollah chief's message means devastation will continue
The unscheduled speech by the Hezbollah leader was revealing as much as it was defiant.
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On the streets of the Mexican city being ravaged by a brutal and deadly drugs gang war
The sun is burning in the morning sky, the heat is intense, the humidity suffocating.
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'Two wonderful people': Tributes paid to British couple who died hiking in Spain
A British couple who died after being swept away by floods in Spain have been described as "two wonderful people".
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Trump-backed North Carolina Republican Mark Robinson denies calling himself 'black Nazi' on pornographic forum
A Republican backed by Donald Trump in his bid to be North Carolina's governor denied reports he called himself a "black Nazi" on an online message board.
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Israeli Defence Force says hundreds of rocket sites hit in Lebanon airstrikes, as Hezbollah chief says Israel crossed 'red line'
The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) said it struck hundreds of rocket launcher sites across southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah's leader attacked Israel for crossing a "red line".
Politics
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Sir Keir Starmer accepting Arsenal ticket freebies 'not important', says Jess Phillips
A government minister has said Sir Keir Starmer accepting more freebies than any other MP "is not important at all".
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PM says it would 'cost the taxpayer a fortune' if he didn't accept free Arsenal tickets
Sir Keir Starmer has insisted it would "cost the taxpayer a fortune" if he were to watch Arsenal from the stands after it emerged he had accepted thousands of pounds worth of free football tickets.
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Sue Gray 'on right pay for job' despite reports she is earning more than PM, says Baroness Harriet Harman
Sir Keir Starmer's top adviser is "getting the right pay for the job" despite reports she earns £3,000 more than the prime minister, former Labour MP Harriet Harman has said.
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Keir Starmer trying to justify free gifts is making things worse, says Baroness Harriet Harman
Sir Keir Starmer should stop trying to "justify" accepting free gifts as it is "making things worse", former Labour MP Harriet Harman has said.
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Senedd member broke code of conduct over 20mph social media posts, committee finds
A member of the Senedd broke its code of conduct over social media posts about the 20mph limit, the standards committee has found.
Weird News
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New 'grumpy' fish species discovered in the Red Sea
A new type of fish described as "grumpy" by scientists has been found in the Arabian Red Sea.
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Gatwick train cancelled after squirrels board and 'refuse to leave'
Two squirrels who boarded a rush hour train to Gatwick forced operators to cancel the service.
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Woman 'shocked' at being fined £500 for fly-tipping after leaving cabinet outside for passers-by to take
A woman from Bournemouth was left "really shocked" at being fined £500 for fly-tipping after leaving a cabinet outside her home for passers-by to take.
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Mega-tsunami caused Earth to vibrate for nine days, study shows
A mega-tsunami caused by a landslide in Greenland caused the Earth to vibrate for nine days, a new study has shown.
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New statue of Queen Elizabeth II divides opinion
A new sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland has divided opinion.
Tech News
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Family of man who took own life after COVID jab complications call for action on government compensation
The family of an NHS pharmacist who took his own life after suffering paralysing complications from a COVID jab are calling for urgent reform of the government's compensation scheme for vaccine damage.
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DNA stored on crystal could bring back humanity billions of years after extinction
British scientists have stored DNA information for an entire human on a crystal, which could be used to bring back humanity if we become extinct.
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Leeds military museum curator 'surprised' and 'excited' to have gone viral in TikTok video after using Gen Z language
A curator at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds has spoken to Sky News about going viral in an entertaining cross-generation TikTok video.
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UK and allies issue cyber attack warning over China-backed 'botnet' of 260,000 compromised devices
The UK and its Five Eyes allies have issued a cyber attack warning over a China-backed "botnet" of more than 260,000 compromised devices.
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Nintendo and Pokemon file legal case against Palworld makers
Nintendo and its partner The Pokemon Company have filed a legal case against the makers of the hit survival adventure game Palworld.
Videos
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Accuser says Mohamed al Fayed was a 'predator' who 'preyed on the most vulnerable'
Mohamed al Fayed was a "predator" who "preyed on the most vulnerable", one of his alleged victims has said.
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Hezbollah leader accuses Israel of targeting '5,000 people in two minutes' as he admits Lebanon blasts are 'unprecedented blow'
Hezbollah's leader has accused Israel of carrying out "massacres" with pager and walkie-talkie explosions, saying it wanted to kill "5,000 people in two minutes".
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On the streets of the Mexican city being ravaged by a brutal and deadly drugs gang war
The sun is burning in the morning sky, the heat is intense, the humidity suffocating.
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Pharmacist who took his own life after COVID jab complications was denied compensation
The family of an NHS pharmacist who took his own life after suffering paralysing complications from a COVID jab are calling for urgent reform of the government's compensation scheme for vaccine damage.
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Why Bank of England is in no rush to lower interest rates - even though some think decision to wait is dangerous
Slowly does it.
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