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Israel resumes airdrops into Gaza - as baby girl dies weighing less than when she was born
Israel has resumed airdrops of aid into Gaza, as its military said it would begin a "tactical pause" in fighting in three areas to address the worsening humanitarian situation.
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Bob Geldof accuses Israeli authorities of 'lying' about starvation in Gaza
Bob Geldof has accused the Israeli authorities of "lying" about starvation in Gaza - after Israel's government spokesperson claimed there was "no famine caused by Israel".
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Women's Euros final: Spain are nervous about England - here's why
Here the Lionesses are again. Another final. Another showdown with Spain.
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Michigan: 11 people stabbed in US supermarket - with six in critical condition
At least 11 people have been stabbed at a Walmart supermarket in Michigan, with six in a critical condition.
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A protest outside a hotel housing asylum seekers was peaceful. Suddenly, it all changed
It was an unlikely backdrop for a protest - a large roundabout on the outskirts of Norwich.
Showbiz
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Gregg Wallace speaks out after MasterChef sacking
Gregg Wallace has spoken about his sacking from MasterChef after inappropriate behaviour while working for the BBC - but insisted he is "not a groper, a sex pest or a flasher".
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Company at heart of Coldplay viral video releases tongue-in-cheek clip - with a big twist
The company at the centre of a viral video at a Coldplay concert has released a tongue-in-cheek clip on social media - featuring Gwyneth Paltrow as a "temporary spokesperson".
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Top Boy actor Micheal Ward charged with two counts of rape
Top Boy actor Micheal Ward has been charged with two counts of rape and is due to appear in court next month.
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Grammy-winning jazz singer Dame Cleo Laine dies
Grammy-winning jazz singer Dame Cleo Laine has died aged 97.
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Riverdance star Michael Flatley to make bid for Irish presidency, court hears
Riverdance star Michael Flatley is hoping to become Ireland's next president, a court has heard.
UK News
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Women's Euros final: Spain are nervous about England - here's why
Here the Lionesses are again. Another final. Another showdown with Spain.
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Bob Geldof accuses Israeli authorities of 'lying' about starvation in Gaza
Bob Geldof has accused the Israeli authorities of "lying" about starvation in Gaza - after Israel's government spokesperson claimed there was "no famine caused by Israel".
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A protest outside a hotel housing asylum seekers was peaceful. Suddenly, it all changed
It was an unlikely backdrop for a protest - a large roundabout on the outskirts of Norwich.
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Man suffers cardiac arrest onboard boat trying to reach UK
A man has died after suffering cardiac arrest onboard a boat attempting to reach the UK.
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Bishop in dressing gown interrupts church concert - and asks crowd to 'leave my house'
A disgruntled bishop in a dressing gown has interrupted a church concert in London - telling singers to stop their "terrible racket" and "leave his house".
World News
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Israel resumes airdrops into Gaza - as baby girl dies weighing less than when she was born
Israel has resumed airdrops of aid into Gaza, as its military said it would begin a "tactical pause" in fighting in three areas to address the worsening humanitarian situation.
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'I still have hope': Mother of IDF soldier taken hostage by Hamas fears he'll be one of last freed
Yahuda searches through a downstairs room looking for a plastic bag containing the most precious of objects.
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Bob Geldof accuses Israeli authorities of 'lying' about starvation in Gaza
Bob Geldof has accused the Israeli authorities of "lying" about starvation in Gaza - after Israel's government spokesperson claimed there was "no famine caused by Israel".
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25% of young children and pregnant women malnourished in Gaza, charity says, as PM vows to fly critical medical cases to UK
A charity has warned 25% of young children and pregnant women in Gaza are now malnourished, with Sir Keir Starmer vowing to evacuate children who need "critical medical assistance" to the UK.
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Five killed after Russia and Ukraine trade aerial bombardments
At least five people have been killed after Russia and Ukraine traded aerial bombardments overnight, officials have said.
Politics
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Heathrow-funded group sending 'incredibly misleading' mail to homes across west London, campaigners allege
A campaign group for a third runway at Heathrow that gets funding from the airport has been distributing "incredibly misleading" information to households in west London, according to opponents of the expansion.
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Govt vows to protect 'pavement pints' and make it easier for pubs to extend their opening hours
"A wave of new cafes, bars, music venues and outdoor dining" could come to the UK - as the government unveils plans to overhaul planning rules and "breathe new life into the high street".
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25% of young children and pregnant women malnourished in Gaza, charity says, as PM vows to fly critical medical cases to UK
A charity has warned 25% of young children and pregnant women in Gaza are now malnourished, with Sir Keir Starmer vowing to evacuate children who need "critical medical assistance" to the UK.
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Over 200 MPs sign cross-party letter demanding Starmer recognise Palestine as a state
Sir Keir Starmer is under increasing pressure to recognise a Palestinian state, with 221 MPs signing a cross-party letter demanding he take the step.
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Scottish Labour MSPs heap pressure on Starmer to recognise Palestinian state
Sir Keir Starmer is coming under even more pressure to immediately recognise Palestine as a state, this time from the Scottish Labour leader and all his Labour MSPs.
Weird News
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Bishop in dressing gown interrupts church concert - and asks crowd to 'leave my house'
A disgruntled bishop in a dressing gown has interrupted a church concert in London - telling singers to stop their "terrible racket" and "leave his house".
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Company at heart of Coldplay viral video releases tongue-in-cheek clip - with a big twist
The company at the centre of a viral video at a Coldplay concert has released a tongue-in-cheek clip on social media - featuring Gwyneth Paltrow as a "temporary spokesperson".
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The King and AI: A humanoid robot has painted a picture of Charles. How did it do?
Whether or not the UK will have a Royal Family in the future is something that often comes up in debate.
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Lamine Yamal: Disability rights group threatens legal action after people with dwarfism reportedly hired for star's birthday party
A Spanish disability group has threatened legal action after people with dwarfism were reportedly hired as entertainers for Lamine Yamal's 18th birthday.
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How Australian death cap mushroom trial unfolded - as Erin Patterson found guilty of murder
An Australian woman has been found guilty of murdering three people after serving them poisonous mushrooms.
Tech News
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Heathrow-funded group sending 'incredibly misleading' mail to homes across west London, campaigners allege
A campaign group for a third runway at Heathrow that gets funding from the airport has been distributing "incredibly misleading" information to households in west London, according to opponents of the expansion.
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Age verification tools on adult websites bypassed in seconds
Ethical hackers have shown Sky News how new age verification systems can be bypassed on pornographic websites in a matter of seconds.
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What is Tea - the women-only app with millions of users?
Millions of women in the US have downloaded a "dating advice" app that claims it catches catfish, checks for hidden marriages and keeps users safe from men online.
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'No one should be subjected to racist abuse,' Meta tells Sky News - five days after England star Jess Carter quit social media
Instagram's owners have taken five days to respond publicly to racism suffered by England star Jess Carter - and to raise issues about a Sky News interview with the head of the Football Association about the abuse.
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Turkey faces 'truly great disaster', warns Erdogan amid raging wildfires and sweltering temperatures across Europe
Disaster zones have been declared in two provinces of Turkey as new wildfires broke out on the Mediterranean coast.
Videos
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25% of young children and pregnant women malnourished in Gaza, charity says, as PM vows to fly critical medical cases to UK
A charity has warned 25% of young children and pregnant women in Gaza are now malnourished, with Sir Keir Starmer vowing to evacuate children who need "critical medical assistance" to the UK.
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Women's Euros final: Spain are nervous about England - here's why
Here the Lionesses are again. Another final. Another showdown with Spain.
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Israel resumes airdrops into Gaza - as baby girl dies weighing less than when she was born
Israel has resumed airdrops of aid into Gaza, as its military said it would begin a "tactical pause" in fighting in three areas to address the worsening humanitarian situation.
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Age verification tools on adult websites bypassed in seconds
Ethical hackers have shown Sky News how new age verification systems can be bypassed on pornographic websites in a matter of seconds.
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Botox-like injections spark outbreak of rare disease many doctors have never treated
A woman who thought she was being injected with Botox was left unable to swallow and doctors thought she had suffered a stroke - after she contracted a life-threatening illness from a potentially illegal product.
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