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England's white-ball cricket captain Harry Brook has backtracked over his account of an incident with a nightclub bouncer.

Resident doctors in England have voted to continue industrial action for another six months as part of their row over pay and jobs.

Don Lemon has been charged with federal civil rights crimes over the anti-ICE church protest in Minnesota, the Department of Homeland Security has said.

One of the country's leading neuroscience units is under urgent review following concerns about the service.

A father whose son needed hospital treatment after being fed a now-recalled batch of Nestle baby formula has told Sky News he wants "answers" after putting his "faith and trust" in the brand.

Travel disruption caused by a fire near tracks linked to London Euston was expected to continue on Friday night.

Thousands of people have been killed in Iran's deadly protests, but deaths are still being verified, with conflicting reports. Here's what we know.

A prison officer told an inmate "I'm literally praying to have your babies" and she smuggled contraband materials into jail for him, a court has heard.

Specialised gangs piloting drones to fly drugs and weapons into prisons are working up and down the country to "beat" the system, the governor of HMP Manchester has told Sky News.

A US judge has ruled that Luigi Mangione will not face the death penalty if he is convicted over the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

An ex-trainee prison custody officer said he was unhappy to call transgender prisoners by their pronouns because it was a "lie", an employment tribunal has heard.

Peter Bogelund looks exhausted. He huffs and puffs as his legs struggle to turn the wheels of his exercise bike.

Network Rail placed "too much reliance" on the contractor that built a faulty drainage system that led to a fatal train derailment, an inquiry has heard.

The reopening of the Rafah crossing feels like it should be an important moment. Symbolically, it is. From Sunday, people will be able to cross from Gaza to Egypt, and back again. Sort of.

Keir Starmer describes himself as a "British pragmatist" who takes a "common sense" approach. When it comes to global affairs, and domestic ones too, he isn't one to grandstand, he'd rather try to get things done.

A convicted sex offender who was accidentally freed from jail has been sentenced to 26 weeks in prison for punching and biting two police officers.

"Purposeful storytelling" is how Melania Trump herself describes what audiences will find in her cinematic debut.

A gym receptionist who branded himself the "Anglo Jihadi" has been jailed for life for planning a bomb and chemical attack on a major shopping centre.

Marines on a training exercise saved the life of a stranded climber who had begun to succumb to exposure on Ben Nevis in freezing conditions.

Donald Trump has revealed his pick to become the world's most powerful central banker, declaring Kevin Warsh "may be the best" ever.