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Who are the Druze and who are they fighting in Syria?
Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford is in Sweida in Syria, where she has witnessed mutilated, burned and decomposing bodies after a week of fierce fighting in the region.
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England star Jess Carter targeted by racist abuse during Euros
England star Jess Carter says she has been the victim of racist abuse online during the UEFA Women's Euros in Switzerland.
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Social media firms have gone backwards in tackling online hate, says Kick It Out chairman
As head of football's anti-racism body, there was dread for Sanjay Bhandari watching England's Women's Euros quarter-final with Sweden.
Showbiz
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Police taking no further action after investigation into Kneecap's Glastonbury show
Avon and Somerset Police will take no further action over Kneecap's performance at Glastonbury.
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Snoop Dogg becomes co-owner and investor of Swansea football club saying it's 'an underdog just like me'
Snoop Dogg has become a co-owner and investor of Swansea, with the US rapper hailing the Welsh football club as "an underdog that bites back, just like me".
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Tomorrowland: 'Devastating' blaze destroys main stage at major festival - two days before it was due to begin
A huge fire has destroyed the main stage of a major festival in Belgium - two days before it was due to begin.
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Action taken to stop ticketless Oasis fans from watching this week's shows in Manchester
Huge steel fences have been erected to prevent ticketless fans from watching the Oasis reunion tour in Manchester.
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Robin Kaye: American Idol TV executive and her husband shot dead inside their Los Angeles home
An American Idol TV executive and her husband have been found dead in their LA home.
UK News
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New water ombudsman to give public stronger protections, government pledges
Consumers will get stronger protections with a new water watchdog - as trust in water companies takes a record dive.
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England star Jess Carter targeted by racist abuse during Euros
England star Jess Carter says she has been the victim of racist abuse online during the UEFA Women's Euros in Switzerland.
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Social media firms have gone backwards in tackling online hate, says Kick It Out chairman
As head of football's anti-racism body, there was dread for Sanjay Bhandari watching England's Women's Euros quarter-final with Sweden.
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Three women charged under Terrorism Act after van driven into fence of defence factory
Three women have been charged under the Terrorism Act after a van was driven into an external fence of a defence business in Edinburgh.
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Underwater teams join search for missing woman last seen at petrol station
Underwater search teams have joined the hunt for a missing woman after she was last seen at a petrol station in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Epping protests are just the latest flashpoint of frustration
This was the fourth protest in just nine days here - around 500 people gathered outside The Bell Hotel in Epping, which is believed to house asylum seekers.
World News
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Inside Sweida: The Syrian city ravaged by sectarian violence - where bodies line streets and homes are burned
Warning: This article contains details that some people may find disturbing.
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Who are the Druze and who are they fighting in Syria?
Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford is in Sweida in Syria, where she has witnessed mutilated, burned and decomposing bodies after a week of fierce fighting in the region.
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D-Day veteran "Papa Jake" Larson who became TikTok star dies aged 102
A D-Day veteran who became a social media star in his later years has died at the age of 102.
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At least 67 killed while waiting for aid in Gaza, officials say
At least 67 Palestinians have been killed and more than 150 injured while waiting for aid in Gaza, according to hospital officials.
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Ha Long Bay: At least 37 dead after tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam
At least 37 people have died after a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam, according to state media reports.
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Man tells of escape from capsized Ha Long Bay tourist boat
A man who survived the capsizing of a tour boat in Ha Long Bay has told how he escaped by swimming out through a window underwater.
Politics
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New water ombudsman to give public stronger protections, government pledges
Consumers will get stronger protections with a new water watchdog - as trust in water companies takes a record dive.
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Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says
Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.
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Nigel Farage says ex-Reform chair liking antisemitic post about Robert Jenrick and his family is 'one little mistake'
Nigel Farage has said Reform's ex-chairman made "one little mistake" by liking an antisemitic social media post about senior Tory Robert Jenrick and his Jewish wife.
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NHS bosses who silence whistleblowers to be banned from health service
NHS managers who silence whistleblowers will be banned from working in other senior health service roles, the government has announced.
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Diane Abbott suspended from Labour Party
Diane Abbott has been suspended from the Labour Party pending an investigation.
Weird News
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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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Snake captured on passenger plane - as expert reveals how it got there
A flight in Australia was delayed for two hours after a stowaway snake was found in the plane's cargo hold.
Tech News
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New water ombudsman to give public stronger protections, government pledges
Consumers will get stronger protections with a new water watchdog - as trust in water companies takes a record dive.
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Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says
Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.
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Ofwat could be scrapped in water reforms
An independent review of the water industry is to recommend sweeping changes to the way the sector is managed, including the potential replacement of Ofwat with a strengthened body combining economic and environmental regulation.
Videos
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Ofwat could be scrapped in water reforms
An independent review of the water industry is to recommend sweeping changes to the way the sector is managed, including the potential replacement of Ofwat with a strengthened body combining economic and environmental regulation.
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Inside Sweida: The Syrian city ravaged by sectarian violence - where bodies line streets and homes are burned
Warning: This article contains details that some people may find disturbing.
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Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in a decade, environment secretary says
Labour will eliminate unauthorised sewage spillages in 10 years, the environment secretary has told Sky News.
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Who are the Druze and who are they fighting in Syria?
Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford is in Sweida in Syria, where she has witnessed mutilated, burned and decomposing bodies after a week of fierce fighting in the region.
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Action taken to stop ticketless Oasis fans from watching this week's shows in Manchester
Huge steel fences have been erected to prevent ticketless fans from watching the Oasis reunion tour in Manchester.
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NHS bosses who silence whistleblowers to be banned from health service
NHS managers who silence whistleblowers will be banned from working in other senior health service roles, the government has announced.
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