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Markets soothed by AI chip maker's results but bubble concerns haven't gone away
Global stock markets have rallied as the world's most valuable company reassured investors of the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and the returns companies can make.
Nearly 1,000 evacuated as erupting Indonesian volcano covers villages with hot ash
Nearly 1,000 people from three villages on the Indonesian island of Java have been forced to flee to shelters after the eruption of its highest volcano.
Former Met Police officer David Carrick given additional life sentence over sex offences
Former Met Police officer and serial rapist David Carrick has been handed his 37th life sentence after he was found guilty of more sex offences.
Dozens injured after two passenger trains collide in Czech Republic
Two passenger trains have collided in the Czech Republic, leaving dozens of people injured, four seriously.
Trains collide in Czech Republic, injuring 57
Two passenger trains have collided in the Czech Republic, leaving 57 people injured, at least two seriously.
Your Party fears disruption by ultra-left groups at inaugural conference
Allies of Jeremy Corbyn fear Zarah Sultana is encouraging members of far-left splinter groups to disrupt Your Party's inaugural conference.
Afghan national pleads guilty to rape of 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton
An Afghan national has admitted raping a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton.
Trump has approved the release of the Epstein files - what happens now?
Tens of thousands of files relating to the late paedophile and financier Jeffrey Epstein are due to be made public within the next month.
Warning of blizzards and 'ice-rink conditions' today - as seven weather alerts in force
Blizzard conditions could hit the North East today - with the region under an amber warning and yellow alerts in other areas.
Mixed news ahead of budget for chancellor - as London mayor welcomes major rail investment
Consumer confidence has tumbled amid rampant speculation about what the chancellor will announce in the budget, figures show.
Navy could fire 'warning shot' at Russia spy ship after laser incident, says ex-MI6 boss
A former head of MI6 has told Sky News the Navy may be forced to "fire a warning shot" or "cut off" a Russian spy ship loitering off northern Scotland.
Trump signs bill approving release of Epstein files
Donald Trump has signed a bill approving the release of files relating to Jeffrey Epstein by the US Justice Department.
Former Olympic snowboarder wanted by US charged with masterminding murder of witness
A Canadian former Olympic snowboarder who is wanted in the US for running a multi-national drug trafficking network is also facing charges in connection with the killing of a federal witness, the US Attorney General, Pam Bondi, has announced.
'He must have got this from K': What mistaken tweet says about 'secret' plan to end Ukraine war
There are developments in the quest for peace in Ukraine.
School pays tribute to 11-year-old girl after 'unexplained' death
Tributes have been paid to a schoolgirl who passed away in "unexplained" circumstances after she became unwell.
World's most valuable company beats expectations again in defiance of AI bubble fears
The world's most valuable company has reported another series of expectation-beating results, heading off fears of an end to the AI bubble, for now.
Princess of Wales says her children were 'very sad' to miss Paddington at Royal Variety show
The Princess of Wales has admitted her children were "very sad" to miss the Royal Variety Performance in London, which she and the Prince of Wales attended.
Meta to block Instagram and Facebook for users under 16 in Australia
Meta will stop Instagram, Facebook and Threads for users in Australia under the age of 16, the company has said.
Waste mountain branded 'utterly appalling' by PM grew 40 feet high within months
A mountain of waste branded "utterly appalling" by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer grew so quickly that most of it was in place before the Environment Agency (EA) was even aware of it.
Illegal mountain of waste next to river 'utterly appalling', says PM
Sir Keir Starmer has called the pile of fly-tipped illegal waste next to a river in Oxfordshire "utterly appalling" and said "all available powers" will be used to make those responsible cover the cost of the clean-up.
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