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British police have helped in seizing a record nine-tonne haul of cocaine from a 'narco sub' in the Atlantic Ocean.

Almost 1,600 jobs have been saved and a further 600 lost after the owner of Revolution bars went into administration.

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A major heatwave gripping southeast Australia has brought record-breaking temperatures of close to 50C.

Women face a significant loss of grey matter in the brain after menopause, which may explain why they are more likely to suffer dementia than men, a new study suggests.

A U-turn by the Treasury will see pubs and music venues across England and Wales handed temporary relief from the worst of planned rises to business rates.

Ground rents for leaseholders will be capped at £250 a year before dropping to a peppercorn rent after 40 years, Steve Reed has announced.

Learner drivers in Northern Ireland must wait six months before taking a practical test as part of sweeping new reforms.

A Russian drone strike on a bus in Ukraine has killed at least 15 people, emergency services have said.

A Russian drone strike on a bus in Ukraine has killed 12 people, a local official has said.

Energy bills for households and businesses are facing upwards pressure from a surge in wholesale natural gas costs, according to market experts.

Reform UK and the Green Party are eyeing victory in 2026's first parliamentary by-election, as Sir Keir Starmer faces internal revolt over the decision to block Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham from standing for Labour.

The number of people living in "very deep poverty" in the UK is at the highest level in more than 30 years, a charity has warned.

The border commander who has emerged as the face of the Trump administration's ICE operation in Minneapolis is poised to leave the city, reports Sky's US partner network NBC News.

"It's like starting life again," says Wayne Birkett, who suffered life-changing injuries in a killing spree which left three people stabbed to death.

Two separate recalls of contaminated baby formula this month by Nestle and Danone originated from a shared ingredient supplier, the food safety watchdog has confirmed.

Nigel Farage began his second news conference of the day alongside Suella Braverman by declaring: "The centre right is finally uniting." Really?

Kanye West has denied he is a Nazi and taken out a full-page advert in the Wall Street Journal to apologise for antisemitic comments. 

Like doctors and lawyers, all police officers will have to have a licence to practise under new Home Office reforms.

The British operations of Claire's, the accessories retailer, have collapsed into administration just four months after their last brush with insolvency, putting more than 1,000 high street jobs at risk.