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Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1bn over speech edit
Donald Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for $1bn over edits the organisation made last year to one of his speeches.
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Rachel Reeves signals she will break tax pledges - and gives strongest indication she will lift two-child cap
Rachel Reeves has signalled she is going to break her manifesto tax pledges at the budget - and has given her strongest indication yet she will lift the two-child benefit cap.
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Sky News joins police raid on Turkish barbershop - and all is not as it appeared
In a small town in Suffolk, a team of police officers walk into a Turkish barbershop.
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Trump hosts Syrian president al Sharaa at historic Oval Office meeting
Former al Qaeda commander and now Syrian leader Ahmed al Sharaa has been welcomed by Donald Trump to the White House.
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UK's Prevent counter-terrorism strategy 'is no longer keeping the country safe', commission warns
The UK's Prevent counter-terrorism strategy "is no longer keeping the country safe" and needs a "radical overhaul", an independent commission has found.
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Driven learner has failed their theory test 128 times - racking up a £2,944 bill
For many people learning to drive, the journey to receiving a licence can be long and arduous.
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Drug breakthrough could substantially slow progression of motor neurone disease, say scientists
Scientists have discovered a new medicine that they say offers hope of substantially slowing the progress of motor neurone disease (MND).
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End to longest US government shutdown one step closer - as Democrats face backlash
An end to the longest US government shutdown in history is one step closer after Senate Democrats broke with their party to strike a deal with the Republicans.
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Pressure grows to release 15 penguins 'trapped in basement without sunlight or fresh air'
MPs have joined a campaign calling for 15 penguins "trapped in a basement without sunlight or fresh air" in central London to be released.
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COP30: Climate summit kicks off with plea to work together - despite Trump-shaped hole
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.
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