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The University of Sussex has been fined £585,000 by the higher education regulator for failing to uphold freedom of speech. 

South Korea is facing "snowballing damage" from some of its worst ever wildfires that have killed at least 18 people and forced 27,000 to evacuate. 

The UK's biggest ever lottery jackpot could be won in Friday's EuroMillions draw, organisers have said.

Assisted dying may not available in England and Wales until at least 2029 after MPs approved an extension of the rollout period.

Prince Harry has said he is devastated and "in shock" to have to quit as patron of a charity he set up in honour of his mother.

Sarah Everard's parents have called for serious violent and sexual criminals to receive tougher sentencing. 

From the beginning, the intention was clear. "Five bad boys with the power to rock you," came the shouty introduction in their first video, all hoodies and hair gel, the bandmates swaggering through a dim, strobe-lit corridor that suggested they might be trespassing - or at the very least, flouting a health and safety rule or two.

Donald Trump has been urged to fire US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth following the leak of highly sensitive war plans - as national security adviser Mike Waltz said he took "full responsibility".

Rachel Reeves will unveil further welfare cuts in her spring statement after being told the reforms announced last week will save less than planned, Sky News understands.

Words. Lots of them.

Rachel Reeves will keep her remarks short when she delivers the spring statement on Wednesday.

A farmer whose cows charged at a rambler, trampling him to death, had been investigated for manslaughter but no charges were brought, an inquest has heard.

A container ship which collided with a US oil tanker in the North Sea will be towed to Aberdeen in Scotland, the coastguard has said.

Yazidi women are still enslaved in ISIS detention camps, a new Sky News documentary has revealed.

Jeremy Corbyn has said Sir Keir Starmer's benefit cuts are a "disgrace" and demanded the government "think again".

Remember "securonomics"? It was the buzzword Rachel Reeves gave to her economic philosophy back before the election.

The body of a newborn baby has been found in a bag outside a church in Notting Hill, west London.

The H5N1 strain of bird flu has the "potential to become a pandemic", according to an expert at the UK Health Security Agency.

Two RAF engineers who broke a Paddington Bear statue in half and then stole it were "the antithesis of everything Paddington stands for", a judge has said.

Two teenagers who died after a motorbike crash in Wrexham have been named.