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Haiti gang boss will take part in talks if invited - but warns foreign forces will be treated as 'invaders'
The head of one of Haiti's most powerful gangs, and the de-facto head of a consortium of gangs that have brought Port-au-Prince to a standstill has told Sky News he would consider a ceasefire and talks on the political future of the country if they were included.
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45 people killed in bus crash in South Africa – girl, 8, the sole survivor
More than 40 people have died after a bus veered off a bridge on a mountain pass in South Africa and crashed down onto rocks some 50 metres below.
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Baltimore bridge collapse: Wife of survivor say it's a 'miracle' husband survived' because he can't swim
The wife of one of the eight construction workers who was on the Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed has said "it's a miracle he survived" because he can't swim.
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Chinese researchers use DNA to reconstruct Emperor Wu's face as study sheds light on his death
Researchers have used DNA to reconstruct the face of a Chinese emperor and shed light on what might have caused his death.
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The new tech bringing loved ones back to life through AI
When technology entrepreneur Artur Sychov's father was diagnosed with cancer, he was forced to accept a day may soon come when he wouldn't be able to speak to him again.
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'Staying strong, still funny, still himself': What friends say about Evan Gershkovich, journalist detained in Russia one year ago today
It is one year to the day since Evan Gershkovich, a 32-year-old reporter for the Wall Street Journal, was detained by the FSB, dragged out of a restaurant in Ekaterinburg with a bag over his head and brought to Moscow's Lefortovo jail.
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South Korea launches high-speed train - to help improve country's birth rate by cutting commuting times
South Korea has come up with a novel idea to get one of its biggest problems back on track – by launching a high speed train service.
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War in Sudan: More than 100 settlements set on fire with over quarter targeted more than once
New analysis, shared exclusively with Sky News, reveals 180 separate incidents of settlements in Sudan being set on fire, with 108 villages, towns and cities affected since the start of the war.
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'Famine is setting in': International court orders Israel to take 'effective action' in Gaza
In a unanimous decision, the International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to take "all the necessary and effective action" to prevent a further deterioration of the "catastrophic living conditions of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip".
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Macron and Lula 'bromance' on Brazilian island sparks social media frenzy
The presidents of France and Brazil - both wearing white open-necked shirts - have been pictured smiling warmly at each other and embracing, with social media users calling it a "bromance".