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Teenagers 'who wanted to emulate Southport killer' arrested
Two teenagers in two months have been arrested after allegedly seeking to emulate the Southport killer, it can be disclosed.
Ex-Labour MP Zarah Sultana at centre of new party row over £800k in donations
Donations being held by Zarah Sultana will be transferred over to Your Party in tranches from this week, Sky News has been told, but the party stand-off remains.
Learner driver spends £2,944 to fail theory test 128 times
For many people learning to drive, the journey to receiving a licence can be long and arduous.
At least eight killed in Delhi car explosion, police say
At least eight people have been killed after a car exploded in New Delhi, say Indian police.
In this Turkish barbershop, not everything was as it seemed
In a small town in Suffolk, a team of police officers walk into a Turkish barbershop.
Trump pardons Giuliani and allies over bid to overturn 2020 election
Donald Trump has pardoned his former personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and others accused of trying to overturn the result of the 2020 election.
Romanian man who subjected doctor to 'squalid' 40-minute rape ordeal in alleyway jailed
A "depraved" Romanian man who subjected a doctor to a "demeaning and squalid" 40-minute rape ordeal in a Glasgow city centre alleyway has been jailed for nine years.
Climate summit starts with Trump-shaped hole and praise for China
The biggest climate meeting of the year opened in Brazil on Monday aiming to bring countries together, amid a difficult global backdrop of backlash to climate policies in Europe and an absent United States.
'Nationwide lost £70,000 for 10 days - they can't tell me where it went and their compensation offer is ridiculous'
Over the past two years, we've helped readers get thousands back in refunds and outlined their rights in our Money Problem feature. Today's problem is...
Woman, 34, has died after being stabbed in the neck in Birmingham
A woman has died after being stabbed in the neck in Birmingham city centre on Friday night.
Tim Westwood granted bail after court appearance on rape and sexual assault charges
Former Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been granted conditional bail during a court appearance to face charges of rape and sexual assault.
Doctor accused of killing six in Christmas market car attack goes on trial
The trial of a man accused of murdering six people and injuring hundreds of others at a German Christmas market has begun.
Graham Linehan cleared of harassment but guilty of criminal damage to trans activist's phone
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan has been cleared of harassment against a trans activist but guilty of criminal damage to their phone.
Woman taken to hospital after 'hazardous liquid' thrown at her in city centre
A woman was taken to hospital for treatment after a hazardous liquid was reportedly thrown at her in Scotland's busiest shopping street.
BBC director general's resignation 'regrettable' but he was 'right to do so' - culture committee chair
The resignation of the BBC's director general was "regrettable" but he was "right to do so", the chair of parliament's culture committee has told Sky News.
Post Office agrees fresh extension to scandal-hit Fujitsu Horizon deal
The Post Office has agreed a further extension to its scandal-hit software deal with the Japanese company Fujitsu as it plots a move to a rival supplier in the next couple of years.
US Senate strikes deal aimed at ending record-long government shutdown
An agreement has been reached to advance a deal aimed at ending the longest US government shutdown ever recorded.
London crime crackdown as over 140 people arrested including phone thieves and upskirter
More than 140 people have been arrested including phone thieves and a "prolific" upskirter in a London crime crackdown.
Gordon Brown 'confident' of two-child benefit cap change - as he calls for gambling tax
Gordon Brown has said he is "confident" the two-child benefit cap will change at the budget, as he ramped up pressure on Rachel Reeves to impose a gambling tax to pay for it.
Trump signs bill to end shutdown - but doesn't take questions after Epstein files released
The US federal government's longest-ever shutdown has come to an end after Donald Trump signed off a congressional vote with his presidential approval.
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