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China’s Communist Party has warned about the potential risks of AI, a day after experts said it posed a similar risk as nuclear war and pandemics....
NATO-led peacekeeping troops have put up metal fences and barbed wire barriers in a northern town in Kosovo after clashes with ethnic Serbs left 30 international...
A bus driver and passenger were injured after they shot at each other on a moving bus in North Carolina. Tensions began after passenger Omarri Shariff...
The UK and other major European governments have called on FIFA and independent broadcasters to “quickly reach an agreement” for how the Women’s World Cup will...
A senior Indian government official, who approved a reservoir to be drained so his colleague could find his phone, has been fined more than £500. Sub...
We are standing on the huge deck of the Geo Barents rescue ship, where hundreds of people are waiting to start a new life. The boat...
Air New Zealand is reportedly going to weigh its passengers travelling internationally in June. The information will be used to calculate average passenger weights – useful...
North Korea has attempted to launch its first military spy satellite – sparking emergency alerts in neighbouring South Korea and in Japan. Air raid sirens sounded...
Families on benefits will be able to claim hundreds of pounds more in childcare payments from the end of June, the government has announced. People on...
Immigration minister Robert Jenrick is visiting Mediterranean countries this week as part of a government focus on tackling illegal migration. He will be visiting Algeria, Tunisia...
The Cabinet Office has reiterated its refusal to hand over some of Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages to the COVID inquiry, arguing part of the material is...
Rishi Sunak has been accused of being “slippery” in the row over whether the government will hand over Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages and other documents to...
Significant failings in the UK’s asylum system have been highlighted by the UN’s refugee agency, including torture victims being detained and laws not being “complied with”....
Immigration minister Robert Jenrick is visiting Mediterranean countries this week as part of a government focus on tackling illegal migration. He will be visiting Algeria, Tunisia...
Rishi Sunak will travel to Washington next week for talks with US President Joe Biden. The prime minister will meet Mr Biden, along with members of...
Labour would give local authorities new powers to buy land cheaply and develop affordable homes if it wins power at the next election, Sky News understands....
Food inflation in the UK has slowed from April’s record-breaking rise – but is still up more than 15% on the year, new retail figures show....
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This Morning: Key extracts from ITV chief executive’s letter to culture secretary on Phillip Schofield departure
Members of scandal hit-CBI begin confidence vote on lobby group’s future
Longer lorries allowed on Britain’s roads despite fears over risks to pedestrians and cyclists
Rail strikes to cause more disruption with walkouts affecting FA Cup final and Epsom Derby
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes begins prison sentence in Texas
Artificial intelligence is similar extinction risk as nuclear war and pandemics, say experts
Boris Johnson hands COVID material to Cabinet Office in ‘full and in unredacted form’
Ukraine war: Workers at deteriorating Zaporizhzhia plant fear ‘devastation’ on a scale ‘worse than Chernobyl’
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