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Labour deputy leadership candidate accuses opponent's team of 'throwing mud' and briefing against her
Lucy Powell has accused Bridget Phillipson's team of "throwing mud" and briefing against her in the Labour deputy leadership race in a special episode of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.
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Israel identifies body of dead hostage returned by Hamas
Israel has identified the body of a dead hostage returned by Hamas.
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Oil and gas workers offered cash to retrain, in major plan for future clean energy workforce
Ministers have unveiled their flagship plan to train and recruit workers for the booming clean energy sector, which it is hoping to supercharge in the next five years.
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Harper Lee mystery: Is there a To Kill A Mockingbird prequel and true crime novel 'waiting to be published'?
One of Harper Lee's surviving relatives says it's possible there could be major unpublished works by the author still to be discovered, following the release of eight of her previously unseen short stories.
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Cargo plane slides off runway in Hong Kong killing two people
A cargo plane has skidded off the runway into the sea while landing at Hong Kong International Airport, killing two people on the ground.
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Part of Birmingham 'can't be no-go area for Jews', cabinet minister tells Sky News
Aston in Birmingham can't become a "no-go area" for Jews, a senior cabinet minister has told Sky News, amid controversy over fans of an Israeli football club being barred from attending a match next month.
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Prince Andrew allegations should be examined in 'proper and fullest ways', palace source says
The Royal Family believe the allegations against Prince Andrew "should be examined in the proper and fullest ways", according to a Buckingham Palace source.
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B&M shares plunge as accounting blunder dents profits
The discount retailer B&M has seen its market value plunge by almost a fifth after a downgrade of up to £40m in annual profit expectations due to an accounting blunder.
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Tel Aviv football derby cancelled after 'violent riots', as club describes 'brutal police violence'
A football derby in Tel Aviv between Hapoel and Maccabi has been cancelled after "violent riots", according to Israeli police.
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'Race against time' as police try to recover 'priceless' jewels from Louvre - as authorities reveal details of daring raid
Police face "a race against time" to recover "priceless" objects stolen by thieves in a daring heist at the Louvre museum in Paris, Sky News has been told.
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Exiled Russian oligarch: Putin has sent signal to Trump that he's ready for Ukraine deal
Exiled Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky has claimed that Vladimir Putin is signalling that he is prepared to strike a deal on Ukraine with Donald Trump.
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US airstrike destroyed 'drug-carrying submarine', says Trump - as survivors repatriated
Two survivors of a US airstrike, targeting what Donald Trump has described as a "drug-carrying submarine" in the Caribbean, have been repatriated to their home countries.
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Heathrow puts Jansen on runway as next chairman
The former BT Group chief Philip Jansen is being lined up as the next chairman of Heathrow Airport as Britain's biggest aviation hub prepares to deliver an expansion costing close to £50bn.
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Government looks utterly weak on Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban - and Tories have smelt blood
Government ministers have been outspoken and unequivocal in their outrage at the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa.
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Ashraf Mahrous: Egypt's 'strongman' wrestler pulls ship using his teeth
An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.
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Gangsters, billionaires and love triangles: Behind the scenes of China's micro-drama boom
It was a pretty wild morning.
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What will happen to stolen Louvre jewellery? All we know about 'theft of the decade'
A number of "priceless" objects were stolen from the Louvre in Paris, in what has been called the "theft of the decade".
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Thousands of protesters march through London streets against digital ID plans
Crowds of protesters have marched through London streets rallying against government plans for digital IDs.
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Survivor quits grooming gangs inquiry, citing 'toxic' culture and broken trust
The National Inquiry into grooming gangs was dealt a blow this morning with the resignation of a prominent survivor from its Liaison Panel.
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Karl Davies: Abuser becomes first to be jailed for encouraging child to self-harm
A married father has become the first person in the UK jailed for encouraging a child to self-harm – after he created a secret online world to control and abuse a young girl.
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Brexit impact on UK economy 'negative for foreseeable future,' Bank of England chief says
Brexit will have a negative impact on the UK's economic growth "for the foreseeable future," the UK's most senior banker has warned.
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King visits scene of fatal Manchester synagogue attack
The King has visited the scene of a fatal attack at a synagogue in Manchester.
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Inquiry launched into 'repeated' maternity failings at Leeds NHS trust
After years of campaigning, bereaved families in Leeds have been told they will get a fully independent inquiry into local maternity services.
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Woburn Safari Park celebrates the birth of critically endangered mammal
Woburn Safari Park has welcomed the birth of one of the world's most endangered large mammals, a female Eastern mountain bongo calf.
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Thieves who stole suitcases from a family in Milton Keynes return urn of ashes
When Lynda Watt and her family returned home from a holiday in Greece in the early hours of Friday morning, the holiday vibe was quickly replaced by worry – when the family's four suitcases were stolen from their car.
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is coming to Milton Keynes Theatre
The show comes to Milton Keynes Theatre from Tue 6 – Sat 10 Oct 2026, as part of a major UK tour.
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Milton Keynes hosts the largest black history month event in the UK
Black History Month was marked with an exhibition of art, culture and business in the new city at the weekend – the largest of its type in the UK.
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Cruel thieves target minibus belonging to Milton Keynes charity
Thieves have stolen the service-critical minibus from local charity Camphill Milton Keynes.
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MK Act marks 50 years with domestic abuse conference in Milton Keynes
MK Act is to mark its half century anniversary with a major Domestic Abuse Conference.
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Fire crew called to kitchen fire in Milton Keynes
A fire crew from West Ashland was called to a kitchen fire in Emerson Valley last night.
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Festival lights up Milton Keynes skyline
New lanterns and features as light show returns to city.
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Appeal for help after rats are dumped outside Milton Keynes pet store
RSPCA volunteers are caring for 13 rats which had been left outside a pet store in Bletchley.
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Family thank Milton Keynes community for help after stolen dog Poppy is found
When much-loved family pet Poppy went on a little adventure earlier this month it was the start of 10 days of trauma for her owners.
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Bald tyres and no licences found on Milton Keynes taxis
It’s a fare cop in clampdown on illegal operators.
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