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BBC pulls MasterChef Christmas specials after Gregg Wallace allegations
The BBC has decided to pull its MasterChef Christmas specials following claims of inappropriate behaviour against presenter Gregg Wallace.
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Alistair Wilson case: The doorstep murder that remains one of Britain's longest-running unsolved cases
Imagine being four years old. One minute your dad is reading you a bedtime story. The next he is lying on the doorstep of your family home, drawing his final breaths.
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FA will remind Crystal Palace player Marc Guehi of rules over religious messaging after he played with 'I love Jesus' armband
The Football Association will contact Crystal Palace player Marc Guehi to remind him religious messaging is banned from equipment after a Christian message was added to his captain's armband, Sky News understands.
Showbiz
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BBC pulls MasterChef Christmas specials after Gregg Wallace allegations
The BBC has decided to pull its MasterChef Christmas specials following claims of inappropriate behaviour against presenter Gregg Wallace.
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Melanie Sykes criticises TV industry after Celebrity MasterChef experience - saying she complained at the time
Celebrity Masterchef contestant Melanie Sykes has criticised the TV industry in the wake of the allegations made about host Gregg Wallace, saying it is up to bosses to act on unprofessional behaviour and not let one person be a "scapegoat".
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British Fashion Awards: Rihanna and ASAP Rocky among celebrities to walk red carpet
Stars descended on the red carpet at the 2024 Fashion Awards in London on Monday night.
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Gregg Wallace comment left me crying with humiliation, former MasterChef contestant claims
A former MasterChef contestant has told Sky News that Gregg Wallace made innuendos "constantly" during filming and was heard by crew members - and that one sexually inappropriate comment left her in tears.
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Harvey Weinstein rushed to hospital after 'alarming blood test'
Harvey Weinstein has been taken to hospital after an "alarming blood test result", his lawyers have said.
UK News
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Alistair Wilson case: The doorstep murder that remains one of Britain's longest-running unsolved cases
Imagine being four years old. One minute your dad is reading you a bedtime story. The next he is lying on the doorstep of your family home, drawing his final breaths.
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BBC pulls MasterChef Christmas specials after Gregg Wallace allegations
The BBC has decided to pull its MasterChef Christmas specials following claims of inappropriate behaviour against presenter Gregg Wallace.
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'Something remarkable is happening with Gen-Z' - is Reform UK winning the 'bro vote'?
Pyrotechnics, fireworks, balloons - Reform UK's conference was unlike any other. Back in September, Nigel Farage's party used its annual gathering to underscore its message that it offers something different.
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UK prepares five million vaccine doses in case of bird flu pandemic
More than five million doses of a vaccine are being prepared in the UK to combat any potential bird flu pandemic.
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FA will remind Crystal Palace player Marc Guehi of rules over religious messaging after he played with 'I love Jesus' armband
The Football Association will contact Crystal Palace player Marc Guehi to remind him religious messaging is banned from equipment after a Christian message was added to his captain's armband, Sky News understands.
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Meta investigated over Southport riot posts as its oversight board calls for public opinions
Meta's decision to not remove three posts relating to the Southport stabbings that sparked UK-wide riots is being investigated by its independent oversight board.
World News
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Ceasefire 'victory' looks bleak as Hezbollah bodies exhumed from makeshift mass graves
In scrubland on the outskirts of Tyre, southern Lebanon, they started digging out the bodies - 186 of them.
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Court upholds death sentence for tycoon in $12bn fraud case
A court in Vietnam has upheld a death sentence for a real estate tycoon after rejecting her appeal against a conviction for embezzlement and bribery.
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Missing woman 'disappeared voluntarily', police say - after dad took own life when he failed to find her
A missing woman, whose dad took his own life after failing to find her, disappeared voluntarily, police have said.
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Syria says its strikes with Russia have killed at least 400 insurgents over past 24 hours
Syria's military has said its joint airstrikes with Russia have killed at least 400 insurgents over the past 24 hours - as Vladimir Putin reaffirmed his support for Syrian President Bashar al Assad.
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Israel threatens to 'respond with force' after Hezbollah fires towards IDF in 'ceasefire violation'
Israel's prime minister says he will "respond with force" after Hezbollah fired towards an Israeli military post in disputed territory in Lebanon.
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Significant shift as Starmer says Ukraine must be in 'strongest possible position for negotiations'
Sir Keir Starmer has for the first time said it was British policy to "put Ukraine in the strongest possible position for negotiations".
Politics
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'Something remarkable is happening with Gen-Z' - is Reform UK winning the 'bro vote'?
Pyrotechnics, fireworks, balloons - Reform UK's conference was unlike any other. Back in September, Nigel Farage's party used its annual gathering to underscore its message that it offers something different.
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Significant shift as Starmer says Ukraine must be in 'strongest possible position for negotiations'
Sir Keir Starmer has for the first time said it was British policy to "put Ukraine in the strongest possible position for negotiations".
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Labour launch a new review every two and a half days
Labour have launched more than 60 reviews since entering government less than five months ago.
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Starmer goes all-in on Trump love-in - and steals a notoriously familiar slogan
The globe-trotting prime minister has hit back at his critics - and cosied up to Donald Trump like never before.
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Victims of online stalking given 'right to know' perpetrator's identity
Police will be able to reveal the identity of online stalkers under new "right to know" powers, the government has announced.
Weird News
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Large sinkhole opens up in South Wales as residents told to stay away
A large sinkhole has appeared on a housing estate in South Wales, with the local council warning residents to stay away from the area.
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Man eats £4.9m banana artwork
A cryptocurrency entrepreneur has kept his promise and eaten a banana he bought for $6.2m (£4.9m).
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Ed Sheeran apologises to Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim after interrupting Sky interview
Ed Sheeran has apologised to Manchester United's new manager for interrupting him during a live Sky Sports interview.
Tech News
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Geminid meteor shower: How to see one of the best natural light shows of the year
A major astronomical event that can be viewed with the naked eye is about to take place in our skies, with potentially hundreds of meteors visible per hour.
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Bovaer: What is the cattle feed additive and why is it leading to shoppers pouring milk down the toilet?
Shoppers have threatened to boycott three major supermarkets over their participation in a new trial to add a methane-suppressing supplement into cow feed.
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UK prepares five million vaccine doses in case of bird flu pandemic
More than five million doses of a vaccine are being prepared in the UK to combat any potential bird flu pandemic.
Videos
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President Biden issues pardon for son Hunter, claiming he was 'unfairly prosecuted' on gun and tax charges
President Joe Biden has issued a pardon for his son Hunter, who has been convicted of gun charges and pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion.
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Gregg Wallace comment left me crying with humiliation, former MasterChef contestant claims
A former MasterChef contestant has told Sky News that Gregg Wallace made innuendos "constantly" during filming and was heard by crew members - and that one sexually inappropriate comment left her in tears.
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Israel threatens to 'respond with force' after Hezbollah fires towards IDF in 'ceasefire violation'
Israel's prime minister says he will "respond with force" after Hezbollah fired towards an Israeli military post in disputed territory in Lebanon.
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Starmer goes all-in on Trump love-in - and steals a notoriously familiar slogan
The globe-trotting prime minister has hit back at his critics - and cosied up to Donald Trump like never before.
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Melanie Sykes criticises TV industry after Celebrity MasterChef experience - saying she complained at the time
Celebrity Masterchef contestant Melanie Sykes has criticised the TV industry in the wake of the allegations made about host Gregg Wallace, saying it is up to bosses to act on unprofessional behaviour and not let one person be a "scapegoat".
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Jaguar boss defends rebrand after backlash - as new electric car revealed
Jaguar wants "to be bold and disruptive" with its new electric car and redesign, the luxury vehicle maker's managing director told Sky News.
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