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Video appears to show Israeli forces detain and strip dozens of Palestinians in Gaza
Footage has emerged appearing to show the Israeli military detaining dozens of Palestinian men in northern Gaza - with some stripped to their underwear.
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UK's largest mobile firms sued for £3bn - amid claims they overcharged loyal customers
Vodafone, EE, Three and O2 are facing a "£3bn-plus" class action claim that alleges they used their market dominance to overcharge on up to 28.2 million UK mobile phone contracts.
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Writer, poet and Peaky Blinders star Benjamin Zephaniah dies
Benjamin Zephaniah, the British poet and writer, has died aged 65.
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Arrests after Keir Starmer confronted by pro-Palestine activists in Glasgow
Two people have been arrested after Sir Keir Starmer was confronted by pro-Palestine activists in Glasgow.
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'A total farce': Labour furious as govt reveals cost of Rwanda asylum policy
Rishi Sunak is facing fresh pressure over his Rwanda policy after it emerged the scheme has already cost £240m, despite never being used.
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Train network: What it's like travelling on some of the worst rail routes for delays and cancellations
"The last thing I do before going to sleep at night is check the trains to see whether they're running on time and then the first thing I do in the morning, before I reach for a cup of tea, is pick my phone up and check again. And then you can still get to the station and find it's cancelled or delayed."
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Revealed: How rising temperatures will affect our airports, rail network and power stations
Britain's critical infrastructure will be more at risk from extreme weather if the world wavers on its commitment to net zero targets, according to exclusive analysis for Sky News.
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Rwanda vote not about leadership, says Rishi Sunak - as he dodges election question
Rishi Sunak has dodged questions over whether he will call a general election if he loses a crunch vote on his Rwanda bill - which he insisted was not a vote of confidence in his leadership.
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Suella Braverman urges Rishi Sunak to 'change course' over Rwanda bill following Jenrick resignation
Suella Braverman has said she "very much hopes the prime minister changes course" with his efforts to tackle illegal migration after his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda was dealt a blow with the resignation of Robert Jenrick.
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London Paddington: James Blunt among thousands of commuters stuck on cold, dark trains for over four hours
Thousands of commuters were stuck on cold, dark trains for hours on Thursday night - including the singer James Blunt.
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Rwanda battle like Brexit rows of the past - leaving the PM in a tight spot
"End of days". "A death spiral". "They've lost the plot". "I feel sorry for Rishi".
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Russian hackers used 'spear-phishing' to steal information from UK politicians, government says
The Russian security service has compromised the private conversations of high-profile politicians and civil servants as it tried to interfere in UK political processes, according to the government.
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Inside 'tinseltown' - where it's Christmas all year round
With the Christmas season in full swing, the country is lit up by decorations and illuminations.
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Hunter Biden: President's son charged with evading tax - and spending cash on drugs, escorts and exotic cars
Hunter Biden has been criminally charged for tax-related offences in California, as a federal investigation into his financial conduct intensifies.
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Panic and heartbreak: The devastating effect of an airstrike in Gaza
As Israel's southern offensive continues, and thousands of Palestinians have been injured or killed, Khan Younis has been hit with an airstrike. Sky News' chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay reports on the scenes in the city and the strike's "devastating effect".
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Masters champion Jon Rahm joins Saudi-backed golf league in £450m deal
Jon Rahm has joined the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league in a deal understood to be worth up to £450m.
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ULEZ camera blast in Sidcup 'caused by IED' as anti-terrorism officers lead investigation
A blast that damaged an Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) camera and nearby vehicles in southeast London was caused by an improvised explosive device, the Metropolitan Police believes.
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Tories urged to delete social media Labour attack post featuring swearing BBC newsreader
Conservative MPs have called on the party to delete one of its tweets featuring a TV newsreader swearing at a camera.
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UK citizens 'will have fewer rights than migrants' under new family visa rules, researchers say
New family visa rules could leave British citizens with a foreign partner facing greater restrictions on who they can live with than migrant workers, according to leading immigration researchers.
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Brought down by a bag of cash: The politician fighting to clear her name
A year ago, Eva Kaili was one of the rising stars of European politics.
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Road Improvement Schemes To Get Underway In Ryde And Newport Next Week
Residents are being advised of two road improvement projects that will take place next week.
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Isle Of Wight Couple Continue Holiday Home Battle Following Order To Leave
An Isle of Wight couple — who were ordered to leave their holiday home after using it as a permanent residence — have submitted another bid to stay there, now on a temporary basis.
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Man Who Brutally Stabbed Young Father To Death In Ryde Convicted Of Murder
A violent man has been convicted of murder after brutally stabbing another man to death just yards away from his father.
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Isle Of Wight Preschool Receives 'Outstanding' Ofsted Report
“Children thrive in this exceptional pre-school.”