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British water sports bodies have banded together to demand the government tackles the sewage crisis, which they say is a "death knell" for many activities in the UK.
An Abu Dhabi-backed fund has conceded defeat in its bid to buy The Daily Telegraph after its ownership was effectively blocked by the government.
The parents of a student who was stabbed to death in Nottingham while trying to save her friend have called for her to be awarded the George Cross so she can be "remembered forever".
Mike Tyson's fight with Jake Paul has been sanctioned as a professional boxing match by Texas authorities.
A critical incident has been declared near a Tube station in northeast London after reports a man wielding a sword attacked members of the public and police officers.
A former police constable who filmed his estranged wife having sex with a colleague in a Screwfix car park has avoided jail.
A man believed to be the victim after human remains were found in a Salford nature reserve has been named as Stuart Everett.
Sky News has witnessed a confrontation in the South China Sea as a Chinese coastguard used a water cannon on a vessel our journalists were reporting from.
Transgender patients could be treated in their own room if other patients ask to be on single-sex wards, under plans by the government to update the NHS Constitution.
One of the winners of a $1.3bn (£1bn) Powerball jackpot has had cancer for eight years and wants to use the money to "find a good doctor".
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