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Hundreds of 'high-value' artefacts stolen from museum in Bristol
More than 600 artefacts have been stolen from a building housing items belonging to a museum in Bristol.
'New future achievable' at former oil refinery as two firms plan job creation
Two new projects on the site of a former oil refinery could create up to 460 new jobs in the coming years, with the help of cash from the UK and Scottish governments.
'We have Russians agents, Iranian agents, terrorist groups' in Venezuela, says Nobel Peace Prize winner
Venezuela's Nobel Peace Prize winning opposition leader has said her country has "has already been invaded", when asked whether she would support a US invasion.
Birth stories: Women felt ignored, neglected and dismissed
Feeling ignored, neglected and having feelings and experiences dismissed are the most frequent issues raised by women in nearly 170 birth stories that were shared with and analysed by Sky News.
NHS facing 'worst case scenario' December amid 'super flu' surge
NHS England has warned the health service is facing a "worst case scenario" December with a surge of "super flu".
Three men jailed for life after man, 60, shot dead through living room window
Three men have been jailed for life after for the murder of a man in his own home.
World Cup 2026 ticket ballot opens today - here's what you need to know
The main ballot to secure tickets to next year's men's World Cup opens today.
Rare chance to see Mary Queen of Scots' last letter, penned hours before her execution
A letter written by Mary Queen of Scots just hours before her execution is to go on display for the first time in nearly a decade.
'Catastrophic', life-threatening, floods hitting Washington State, USA
Tens of thousands of people have been told to evacuate homes in Washington State, northwest America, to escape 'catastrophic', life-threatening, floods.
Trans doctor row tribunal judgment amended after 'completely made up' quote claim
The judgment in the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal has been amended amid complaints a quote used in the ruling was "completely made up".
First civilians killed in Thailand as conflict with Cambodia erupts again following ceasefire
The first civilians have been killed in Thailand as the conflict with Cambodia erupted again, days after a ceasefire pushed by Donald Trump.
UK rebuts Milei's claims about arms exports and Falklands
The government has denied claims from Argentina's president that the two countries are in talks about lifting an arms export ban that has been in place since the Falklands War.
Trump's raid on the high seas may be followed by something even more severe
The pictures are striking - US forces sliding down ropes on to the deck of an oil tanker in the Caribbean.
Helicopter descent, soldiers on deck, and an ominous Trump comment: Everything we know about dramatic ship seizure
The US has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, escalating tensions between Washington and Caracas.
Five Palestine Action prisoners taken to hospital as hunger strike continues
Five Palestine Action prisoners awaiting trial have been taken to hospital as a result of hunger strikes, lawyers representing them told the justice secretary in a letter shared with Sky News.
She missed the ceremony, but Peace Prize winner is heading to Oslo
The Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado didn't make it to Oslo in time to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in person, in an extraordinary day shrouded in uncertainty over her whereabouts.
Peaky Blinders dress sense lands Afghan youths in trouble with the Taliban
Four Afghan youths who dressed up as the Peaky Blinders have been cautioned by the Taliban.
US forces seize oil tanker off coast of Venezuela - reports
US forces have intercepted and seized a sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, according to reports.
Keir Starmer plots end of the peer show for the Tories
It's often claimed that in the House of Lords "all human life is there".
Critical report raises pressure on NHS maternity services and will worry expectant mothers
The CQC report should make worrying reading for NHS leaders.
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