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The screams from the women and children pierce the air as the battering ram smashes through the front door of their home.

Baroness Michelle Mone says she will defy calls for her to step down from the House of Lords after PPE Medpro, a company founded by her husband, was ordered to repay £122m to the government for providing faulty PPE at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prince William has said "change is on my agenda" when he becomes king, in his most open and personal explanation to date about how he sees his future role and the future of the monarchy. 

Ryanair's chief executive has warned that 100,000 passengers could see their flights disrupted next week due to an air traffic control union strike in France.

A major search is ongoing for a missing four-year-old boy in the Australian outback.

The twin brother of a woman who died after being "influenced" into not having chemotherapy by their mother, has called inquest findings "a failure of the state".

The next Archbishop of Canterbury is set to be unveiled on Friday, with two women among the frontrunners for the first time in the role's 1,400-year history.

The UK's most popular supermarket has said it is to introduce "strong deals" over the next three months as it prepares for Christmas.

Paul Merson says Oliver Glasner would not be able turn down Man Utd if they came calling, but warned the Crystal Palace boss is not the right fit for Old Trafford.

Lewis Hamilton says he has been "overwhelmed" by the support he's received after his dog Roscoe died earlier this week.

FIFA is considering moving some kick-off times for next summer's World Cup to the early hours of the morning UK time in an attempt to avoid the extreme heat in North America that affected the recent Club World Cup.

England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt says she is hopeful the "honesty" and "pride" she has attempted to instil in her team will enable them to excel at the World Cup.

A lawsuit against Nirvana - filed by a man who claimed his depiction as a naked four-month-old baby on their album cover was child pornography - has been dismissed for the second time.

Eurovision is supposed to be a celebration of the unifying power of music. But for the past two years, it has attracted protests and fan boycotts over its inclusion of Israel amid the country's continued military action in Gaza.

The death of journalist and author Hunter S Thompson will be reviewed by Colorado officials at the request of his widow, the state's bureau of investigation has announced.

Broadway actors are preparing to exit the stage in a strike that would shutter more than 30 productions ahead of its peak season.

A member of cyber attack-hit Jaguar Land Rover's (JLR) supply chain has told Sky News the government must act to safeguard the sector as it has seen no financial relief to date.

The Italian-owned business which produces Princes Tuna and the Napolina food brand will unveil plans within days for a London stock market listing expected to value it at about £1.5bn.

Baroness Michelle Mone says she will defy calls for her to step down from the House of Lords after PPE Medpro, a company founded by her husband, was ordered to repay £122m to the government for providing faulty PPE at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The UK's most popular supermarket has said it is to introduce "strong deals" over the next three months as it prepares for Christmas.