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Will the government be lowering energy bills in the budget - and will taxes have to rise?
There is rampant speculation that the government might do something to bring down energy bills in the budget next week - but what could this look like, and will other taxes go up?
Manhunt for teacher at centre of row over transgender student
Irish police have failed to locate controversial schoolteacher Enoch Burke, three days after a Dublin court ordered his imprisonment.
Teenagers killed in West Bank, residents say, as 'almost two children a day killed in Gaza'
Israeli forces killed two Palestinian teenagers during an overnight raid on a West Bank town, residents said, as violence surges in the territory.
Two critically injured after grizzly bear attacks schoolchildren
A grizzly bear attack on a group of schoolchildren and teachers in Canada has injured 11 people, two of them critically.
Starmer to approve controversial Chinese Embassy in London, Sky News understands
The Prime Minister is set to approve plans for a controversial Chinese "super embassy" in central London, Sky News understands.
Gunmen kidnap 52 students from school in Nigeria, say reports
Gunmen have kidnapped dozens of students from a school in western Nigeria, according to local reports - the second mass abduction in the country this week.
Teenagers plead not guilty to London transport cyber attack
Two teenagers have pleaded not guilty in connection with a cyber attack on Transport for London which cost millions of pounds.
Miss Mexico crowned Miss Universe 2025 amid pageant controversy
Fatima Bosch Fernandez, of Mexico, has been crowned Miss Universe 2025, rounding off a dramatic and controversy-ridden competition in Bangkok.
Farage needs to explain 'racist' comment allegations from school days, says PM
Sir Keir Starmer said Nigel Farage needed to "explain" himself after a newspaper published allegations that he used antisemitic and racist language when he was at school.
US judge throws out criminal cases against Trump critics James Comey and Letitia James
A judge has dismissed criminal cases against Donald Trump critics James Comey and Letitia James after finding that the prosecutor was illegally appointed.
Trump's 28-point Ukraine peace plan in full
Donald Trump's plan for ending the war in Ukraine would hand swathes of land to Russia and limit the size of Kyiv's military, a draft has revealed.
Plane crashes at Dubai air show
A plane has crashed at the Dubai Air Show.
Former Welsh Reform UK leader jailed for more than 10 years for accepting pro-Russian bribes
The former leader of Reform UK in Wales has been sentenced to 10 and a half years after he admitted accepting tens of thousands of pounds in cash to make pro-Russian statements to the media and European Parliament.
Government borrowing third-highest record in October as people not spending - official figures
Government borrowing was higher than expected and consumers tightened their belts, spending less than anticipated, official figures show.
UK suffers coldest autumn night of year after big freeze
The UK suffered the coldest night of autumn this year with freezing temperatures widely recorded and seven yellow weather warnings for ice in force.
UK shivers through what could be coldest night of year so far - with big change to forecast imminent
The UK has shivered through what could be the coldest night of the year so far - with seven yellow weather warnings for ice in force this morning.
Rapper 'who betrayed US for money' is jailed for 14 years
A Grammy-winning rapper who "betrayed his country for money" has been sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Strictly Come Dancing star 'arrested on suspicion of rape'
A Strictly Come Dancing star has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of rape.
Buying cocaine on a Friday night may inadvertently fund Russia's war in Ukraine, Britons warned
Britons buying cocaine on a Friday night could be inadvertently funding Russia's war in Ukraine.
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