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Eight arrests in connection with two separate terrorism investigations
Eight men have been arrested by the Metropolitan Police in two unconnected terrorism investigations.
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Pictured: Boy killed in Gateshead industrial estate fire - 14 children arrested on suspicion of manslaughter
Tributes have been paid to 14-year-old Layton Carr who died in a fire at an industrial estate.
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M&S 'had no plan' for cyber attacks, insider reveals, with staff left sleeping in the office amid 'paranoia' and 'chaos'
A M&S insider has told Sky News it could be "months" before the retailer fully recovers from an ongoing, severe cyber attack - and that the company had no plan for such an incident.
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What VE Day was really like - 80 years on
Ruth Bourne, 98, remembers the "electric buzz" among the crowds partying outside Buckingham Palace on VE Day.
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Meghan posts new photo of Prince Harry with children after royal backlash
Meghan has posted a photograph of Prince Harry and their children on social media after he was criticised for fuelling speculation about the King's health.
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Wes Streeting denies Labour has made 'mistakes' with 'unpopular' policies despite poor local election results
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has defended "unpopular" policies such as the cut to the winter fuel allowance despite Labour's poor performance at the local elections.
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Child sexual abuse victims 'denied justice' after compensation scheme scrapped over cost
Sky News can reveal that the government has rowed back on a national compensation scheme for victims of child sexual abuse, despite it being promised under the previous Conservative administration.
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It is 'feasible' Nigel Farage could be the next prime minister, says Kemi Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch has admitted it is "feasible" that Nigel Farage could become the next prime minister.
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Harry's intention may have been to extend the most public olive branch, but it could cause more hurt
It's five years since Harry and Meghan stepped away from what they saw as the constraints of royal life, and yet if you wanted to see the scale of the ongoing repercussions for the Royal Family, then Harry's interview was a sledgehammer of a reminder.
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Reform's mission to 'remoralise' young people, says party chairman
The chair of Reform UK has said young people need a "sense of pride" about the UK, as he said his party's mission would be to "remoralise" young people.