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Campaigners are warning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create realistic but fake nude images of real women is becoming "normalised".

New clues have emerged as investigators hunt for the gunman who shot dead a US health insurance boss in the middle of New York City.

A Syrian rebel who took part in the capture of the city of Hama has told Sky News that the fight to push on will continue.

Reading and Leeds festivals have announced their first headline acts, with a host of first-time headliners including Chappell Roan set to play next summer.

MasterChef presenter John Torode has said he has found the recent reports about co-host Gregg Wallace "truly upsetting".

The BBC was alerted to Gregg Wallace's "unacceptable" behaviour while filming Inside The Factory more than a year and a half ago, Sky News can confirm.

Singer Fuse ODG has released an "alternative" charity song to Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas? after criticising the original for having potentially damaging effects on Africa.

Taylor Swift landed the biggest book launch of the year with the publication of her official Era's Tour book - but fans were quick to notice multiple errors.

Campaigners are warning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create realistic but fake nude images of real women is becoming "normalised".

A 42-year-old man has died after being attacked by a dog in east London, police have said.

There are dozens of flood alerts and warnings in place as strong winds and rain are set to bring a "risk to life and property" across the UK as Storm Darragh approaches.

Across Europe, car companies are cutting jobs and shutting factories - to the extent that some question their very existence. So it's worth asking the question: what's gone wrong with Europe (and for that matter America's) car industry?

More than 1,600 people have been arrested in a county lines crackdown.

A man has been charged with murder and attempted murder after a mother was killed in a hit-and-run crash.

A Syrian rebel who took part in the capture of the city of Hama has told Sky News that the fight to push on will continue.

Russia's ability to outmatch Ukraine with artillery barrages on the battlefield has significantly reduced to just 1.5 Russian rounds for every Ukrainian shell fired back, Western officials have said.

Israel has dismissed allegations it is committing genocide in Gaza, saying the claims from Amnesty International are "no surprise".

French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to stay in office until the end of his term in 2027 following the resignation of the country's Prime Minister Michel Barnier.

Across Europe, car companies are cutting jobs and shutting factories - to the extent that some question their very existence. So it's worth asking the question: what's gone wrong with Europe (and for that matter America's) car industry?

Scientists in Spain are trying to find an underground nest belonging to the first southern giant hornets to be spotted in Europe.

A film set location, a big budget production, an audience bussed in - the prime minister's Plan for Change speech had all the hallmarks of big campaign moments past when Sir Keir Starmer used the event to launch his "first steps' set of promises - from cutting NHS waiting lists and setting up a new border command to tackle small boats - and his election-winning manifesto.

Sir Keir Starmer's promises to the British people have been evolving since he first outlined his "five missions" in February 2023. 

Shadow chancellor Mel Stride has suggested a future Conservative government could axe the triple lock on pensions.

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A co-chair of the Conservative Party has accused Elon Musk of attempting to "buy" Reform UK following reports the tech tycoon is planning to gift Nigel Farage's party $100m (£78m).

Trying to keep up with the latest trends is difficult enough, especially when you don't know how to pronounce them.

Toy giant Mattel is being sued by a mother who says her daughter accessed a porn website via a link on the packaging for a Wicked doll. 

A large sinkhole has appeared on a housing estate in South Wales, with the local council warning residents to stay away from the area.

Across Europe, car companies are cutting jobs and shutting factories - to the extent that some question their very existence. So it's worth asking the question: what's gone wrong with Europe (and for that matter America's) car industry?

Campaigners are warning the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create realistic but fake nude images of real women is becoming "normalised".

The UK is not prepared for another pandemic and may not be able to make enough vaccines if one arrives, an influential group of politicians is warning.

A film set location, a big budget production, an audience bussed in - the prime minister's Plan for Change speech had all the hallmarks of big campaign moments past when Sir Keir Starmer used the event to launch his "first steps' set of promises - from cutting NHS waiting lists and setting up a new border command to tackle small boats - and his election-winning manifesto.

A Syrian rebel who took part in the capture of the city of Hama has told Sky News that the fight to push on will continue.

Sir Keir Starmer's promises to the British people have been evolving since he first outlined his "five missions" in February 2023. 

The BBC was alerted to Gregg Wallace's "unacceptable" behaviour while filming Inside The Factory more than a year and a half ago, Sky News can confirm.

New clues have emerged as investigators hunt for the gunman who shot dead a US health insurance boss in the middle of New York City.

Israel has dismissed allegations it is committing genocide in Gaza, saying the claims from Amnesty International are "no surprise".