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Turkey election: 'Highly likely' election will go to run-off as counting under way

Turkey election: ‘Highly likely’ election will go to run-off as counting under way

Turkey’s election appears to be heading for a run-off despite both main rivals claiming to have an early lead. Voter support for current President Recep Tayyip...

Conservative Party has 'great opportunity' despite local election losses and infighting, says Grant Shapps

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Conservative Party has ‘great opportunity’ despite local election losses and infighting, says Grant Shapps

The Tories have a “great opportunity” with a mood of “steely determination”, cabinet minister Grant Shapps has told Sky News, despite a local election drubbing and...

Eurovision: Sweden's Loreen wins contest as Russian missiles hit home town of Ukraine's contestants

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Eurovision: Sweden’s Loreen wins contest as Russian missiles hit home town of Ukraine’s contestants

Sweden has won this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, with singer Loreen making history as the first woman to win more than once after first taking the...

Storm Mocha: Deaths reported as powerful cyclone slams into Bangladesh and Myanmar with winds of up to 130mph

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Storm Mocha: Deaths reported as powerful cyclone slams into Bangladesh and Myanmar with winds of up to 130mph

Tens of thousands of people living along the coast of Bangladesh and Myanmar are sheltering as the nations are struck by an extremely severe cyclone –...

Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding, Jacob Rees-Mogg says

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Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding, Jacob Rees-Mogg says

Jacob Rees-Mogg has said Brexit allowed Britain to show “global leadership” over Ukraine, making it “impossible for Putin to succeed”. The 53-year-old former Tory cabinet minister...

Fragile ceasefire between Israel and militants in Gaza appears to hold after five days of clashes

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Fragile ceasefire between Israel and militants in Gaza appears to hold after five days of clashes

A fragile ceasefire appears to be holding between Israeli forces and militants in the Gaza Strip after five days of clashes that killed 33 Palestinians and...

Nurses will hold out for double-digit pay rise, says union leader

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Nurses will hold out for double-digit pay rise, says union leader

Pat Cullen, the general secretary of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), has called on Health Secretary Stephen Barclay to restart pay negotiations with a double-digit...

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan says country's democracy at 'an all-time low'

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Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan says country’s democracy at ‘an all-time low’

Imran Khan has claimed democracy in Pakistan is at “an all-time low” in an exclusive interview with Sky News. The former prime minister said – in...

Unfazed and surprisingly alert: Imran Khan warns of threats to Pakistan's democracy after release on bail

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Unfazed and surprisingly alert: Imran Khan warns of threats to Pakistan’s democracy after release on bail

Imran Khan was very uncertain he’d make it out of the High Court on Friday night, even after he’d been bailed for two weeks. His camp...

Ukrainian home town of country's Eurovision act comes under Russian missile fire during contest

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Ukrainian home town of country’s Eurovision act comes under Russian missile fire during contest

Ukraine came under fire from Russian missiles during the Eurovision Song Contest. Ternopil, the university home town of the Ukrainian act Tvorchi was among the places...

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Unfazed and surprisingly alert: Imran Khan warns of threats to Pakistan’s democracy after release on bail

Imran Khan was very uncertain he’d make it out of the High Court on Friday night, even after he’d been bailed for two weeks. His camp...

Arrests, a luxury motorhome and a power couple's fall: The inside story of SNP police probe

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Arrests, a luxury motorhome and a power couple’s fall: The inside story of SNP police probe

The once “untouchable” SNP is enduring humiliation amid its biggest crisis in decades. The governing party of Scotland has been tearing itself apart in recent months...

'It's a serious issue': White House responds to claims South Africa passed weapons to Russia

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‘It’s a serious issue’: White House responds to claims South Africa passed weapons to Russia

White House National Security Council spokesman Admiral John Kirby has described reports that a Russian cargo ship transported weapons from a port in South Africa to...

Storm Mocha: 'Very severe' cyclone heading towards Bangladesh could wipe out world's largest refugee camp

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Storm Mocha: ‘Very severe’ cyclone heading towards Bangladesh could wipe out world’s largest refugee camp

Authorities are preparing to rescue hundreds of thousands of people ahead of a “very severe” tropical cyclone on course to hit the biggest refugee camp in...

Tory crime commissioner triggered two police investigations into political opponents during local elections bid

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Tory crime commissioner triggered two police investigations into political opponents during local elections bid

A well-connected Tory police and crime commissioner triggered two different police investigations into political opponents in recent weeks, Sky News can reveal. Steve Turner, PCC for...

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan to be released on bail for two weeks

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Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan to be released on bail for two weeks

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan is to be released on bail for two weeks following a decision from the Islamabad High Court. Pakistan’s former prime...

Chaos at US border is exactly what Biden wanted to avoid - with women and children outnumbering men

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Chaos at US border is exactly what Biden wanted to avoid – with women and children outnumbering men

The chaos and confusion at the border today is exactly what President Joe Biden wanted to avoid when he announced a major change in immigration policy....

Thousands of migrants travel to US border as Title 42 restrictions come to an end

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Thousands of migrants travel to US border as Title 42 restrictions come to an end

Thousands of migrants have been making their way to the US border as the Title 42 immigration law changes. The rule, which had enabled the swift...

Pakistan's information minister defends arrest of Imran Khan, saying he 'has to be treated like every citizen'

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Pakistan’s information minister defends arrest of Imran Khan, saying he ‘has to be treated like every citizen’

Pakistan’s information minister has defended the arrest of Imran Khan on the day the Supreme Court ruled it was unlawful. In an exclusive interview with Sky...

Partygate inquiry chair Harriet Harman was in personal contact with Sue Gray in early stages of parliamentary probe

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Partygate inquiry chair Harriet Harman was in personal contact with Sue Gray in early stages of parliamentary probe

Harriet Harman, the chair of parliament’s partygate inquiry, was in personal contact with Sir Keir Starmer’s incoming chief of staff Sue Gray while she was still...

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Turkey election: ‘Highly likely’ election will go to run-off as counting under way

Conservative Party has ‘great opportunity’ despite local election losses and infighting, says Grant Shapps

Eurovision: Sweden’s Loreen wins contest as Russian missiles hit home town of Ukraine’s contestants

Storm Mocha: Deaths reported as powerful cyclone slams into Bangladesh and Myanmar with winds of up to 130mph

Brexit stopped Ukraine invasion from succeeding, Jacob Rees-Mogg says

Fragile ceasefire between Israel and militants in Gaza appears to hold after five days of clashes

Nurses will hold out for double-digit pay rise, says union leader

Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan says country’s democracy at ‘an all-time low’

Unfazed and surprisingly alert: Imran Khan warns of threats to Pakistan’s democracy after release on bail

Ukrainian home town of country’s Eurovision act comes under Russian missile fire during contest

Unfazed and surprisingly alert: Imran Khan warns of threats to Pakistan’s democracy after release on bail

Arrests, a luxury motorhome and a power couple’s fall: The inside story of SNP police probe

‘It’s a serious issue’: White House responds to claims South Africa passed weapons to Russia

Storm Mocha: ‘Very severe’ cyclone heading towards Bangladesh could wipe out world’s largest refugee camp

Tory crime commissioner triggered two police investigations into political opponents during local elections bid

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan to be released on bail for two weeks

Chaos at US border is exactly what Biden wanted to avoid – with women and children outnumbering men

Thousands of migrants travel to US border as Title 42 restrictions come to an end

Pakistan’s information minister defends arrest of Imran Khan, saying he ‘has to be treated like every citizen’

Partygate inquiry chair Harriet Harman was in personal contact with Sue Gray in early stages of parliamentary probe

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