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Sanctions against Russia have changed what Europe imports, but it's still worth billions to Putin
Did you know there's a critical product - one without which we'd all be dead - which Europe is actually importing more of from Russia now than before the invasion of Ukraine?
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Trump shares AI video of Gaza vision featuring golden statues, bearded belly dancers and Netanyahu on a sunbed
Donald Trump has shared a bizarre AI-generated video on his Truth Social platform showcasing what appears to be a vision of Gaza under his proposed plan.
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Post Office scandal: 21 ‘Capture’ cases now being investigated for miscarriages of justice
The number of convictions linked to a second Post Office IT scandal being investigated for miscarriages of justice - has more than doubled, Sky News has learned.
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Starmer says decision to increase defence spending was 'accelerated' by Trump taking office
Sir Keir Starmer has admitted his decision to increase defence spending was "accelerated" by Donald Trump taking office.
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Large bruise on Trump's hand prompts speculation over health - but White House blames 'shaking hands'
A large bruise that appeared on Donald Trump's hand is down to him shaking a lot of hands, the White House has said.
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Energy bills for typical household to rise to £1,849 a year from April
The average annual energy bill will increase to £1,849 from April as the industry regulator Ofgem increases the price cap for the third time in a row.
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Roberta Flack dies aged 88
Grammy-award winning singer Roberta Flack has died at the age of 88, her publicist has announced.
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Brother of former hostage Eli Sharabi says he was tortured and starved while captive in Gaza
The image of Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi being released from Gaza a little over two weeks ago, looking gaunt and weak, shocked and angered Israel and leaders around the world.
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Landmark moment as the return of Trump stuns UK into action on defence
This is the moment the government finally woke up to the enormity of the threat faced by the UK and the inability of its hollowed-out armed forces to cope.
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Who's given Ukraine most aid - and does it have enough rare earth metals to 'pay back' US?
How much have America, Britain and the rest paid Ukraine in aid since the Russian invasion? And do they have any hope of getting money back in return?
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Artists including Kate Bush, Sam Fender and Damon Albarn release silent album in protest at AI copyright plans
More than 1,000 artists and musicians including Kate Bush, Damon Albarn, Sam Fender and Annie Lennox have recorded a silent album in protest at proposed changes to copyright law, which they say could lead to artists being replaced by artificial intelligence (AI).
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Starmer wants defence spending announcement to impress Trump - but do the numbers stack up?
Big announcement. Big spending. Big numbers. That's what the prime minister wants you to know.
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Ukraine 'agrees terms with US on minerals deal' - with no security guarantee for Kyiv
Ukraine has agreed terms with the United States on a crucial minerals deal, a Ukrainian government source has told Sky News.
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Environment Secretary Steve Reed receives hostile reception from farmers - despite series of policy sweeteners
The environment secretary's speech to the National Farmers' Union (NFU) conference was interrupted by protesters who remain angry over the decision to impose inheritance tax on farms.
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How the climate fight is coming into your home
Something has changed dramatically in your home in a way you won't have even noticed.
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Pope Francis meets Vatican officials as he carries out duties from hospital
Pope Francis has met leading Vatican officials in hospital as he continues his recovery from pneumonia in both lungs.
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Defence secretary denies Trump is reason for UK defence spending boost
Defence Secretary John Healey has denied Donald Trump is the reason UK defence spending is being increased to 2.5% of GDP.
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MP Paul Waugh accuses Meta of turning Facebook Messenger into 'Epstein's paedophile island'
An MP has accused Meta of turning Facebook Messenger into "Jeffrey Epstein's private island" by enabling end-to-end encryption.
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Man caught trying to smuggle cocaine under a wig in Colombia
A Colombian man has been caught trying to smuggle £8,000 worth of cocaine under a wig.
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Neighbour of Luton teenager who murdered family speaks out after living above killer for decade
Triple killer Nicholas Prosper, who also planned to attack a primary school, gave no clues about what he was going to do, according to a neighbour.
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How net zero push is impacting Britain's economy - including some nice salary bumps
The net zero sector has grown by 10% over the past year - adding £83bn to the UK economy, a new study suggests.
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Newport Youth Hub 'Proving Very Effective' Says Council Leader
An employment skills ‘one-stop shop’ for 18 – 24-year-olds on out-of-work benefits is ‘proving very effective’, County Hall’s leader has said.
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Kilometres-Long Underground Cable Could Be Installed Beneath Farmland
An underground electrical cable relating to an approved Isle of Wight solar farm could be installed along a roughly 2.5-kilometre route through farmland.
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Isle Of Wight MP Joins Forces With Digital Poverty Alliance For Local Device Donation Drive
Richard Quigley, MP for Isle of Wight West, is spearheading a new initiative to combat digital poverty and encouraging local businesses to donate unused devices.
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Newport Energy Hub Supports Utilita’s Renewed Pride365 Pledge
Utilita’s high street Energy Hubs strive to provide ‘Safe Spaces’ for the LGBTQ+ community and beyond – welcoming people to host events, meetings, and more in a supportive environment.