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Two bodies discovered in landing gear of plane
Two people have been found dead in the landing gear compartment of a JetBlue plane after a routine inspection in Florida.
French far-right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen has died
Jean-Marie Le Pen, the founder of the French far-right National Front party, has died aged 96.
British tennis star 'not happy' after throwing racket into crowd and hitting spectator
Cameron Norrie has said he is disappointed in himself for flinging his racket into the crowd and hitting a spectator during a tournament.
Australian prime minister says practice of reserving spots on beach is 'not on'
Australia's prime minister has said it is "not on" to use portable cabanas to reserve spots on the country's beaches.
'Nepo babies have never faced so much hate', Mel B's daughter says
Mel B's daughter has said that nepo babies like her have never faced so much hate as they do now.
Why are MPs calling for England to boycott cricket match?
Hundreds of British politicians have called on the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to boycott next month's Champions Trophy match against Afghanistan.
Growing threat to finances from rising bills
There is mounting evidence that consumers are facing hikes to bills on many fronts after Next became the latest to warn of price rises ahead.
At least 55 ambulance staff attacked or abused every day
At least 55 members of ambulance staff are abused or attacked every day in the UK, according to leaders from the sector.
Hospital declares critical incident over 'exceptionally high' demand on A&E amid rising flu cases
The Royal Liverpool University Hospital has declared a critical incident due to an "exceptionally high" demand on A&E and patients being admitted to wards.
At least 95 people killed in China as earthquake hits near Tibetan holy city
At least 95 people have died and many are feared trapped after a strong earthquake in China, according to state media.
Aubrey Plaza says death of filmmaker husband is an 'unimaginable tragedy'
Actress Aubrey Plaza has described the death of her filmmaker husband as an "unimaginable tragedy".
England cricket responds to call for boycott of Afghanistan match
England's cricket bosses have rejected calls for the team to boycott an upcoming match against Afghanistan over the ruling Taliban regime's assault on women's rights.
Donald Trump Jr 'to visit Greenland' days after his father suggested US should take control
Donald Trump Jr is set to visit Greenland - days after his father Donald Trump floated taking control of the Arctic island.
'Je Suis Charlie' was the slogan after 2015 Charlie Hebdo attack - a decade on, has anything changed?
The resonance of the name Charlie Hebdo still rings loudly, a decade after the horrific attack on its offices. But the questions it raised have still not been answered.
UK bills could rise - as Europe's gas consumption falls by 'unprecedented' amount
Here's a quiz question: how much would you say the supply of non-Russian gas to Europe (including the UK) has gone up since the invasion of Ukraine?
Dozens of flood warnings issued as weather triggers travel disruption
Weather warnings for snow and ice are in force across much of the UK with hundreds of flood alerts in place.
Man charged following reports of threats towards Jess Phillips, Sky News understands
A man has been charged following reports of threats towards Labour safeguarding minister Jess Phillips, Sky News understands.
Prison officer filmed having sex with inmate jailed for 15 months
A prison officer who was filmed having sex with an inmate has been sentenced to 15 months in jail.
Justin Trudeau to resign as Canada's prime minister - what happens now?
Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau will resign after leading the country for nine years.
UK and allies to use AI to protect undersea cables from Russian shadow fleet attacks
The UK and a group of allies have launched an operation that will use artificial intelligence to better spot threats to undersea cables and track the movement of a "Russian shadow fleet".