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Removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford not directly tied to arrests, says RubioThe removal of US bombers from RAF Fairford is not directly connected to the arrests of five men near the base, the US secretary of state has said.
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Afghan refugee who stabbed dog walker to death detainedAn Afghan refugee who fatally stabbed a man walking his dog in a random attack has been sentenced to an indefinite hospital order.
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US 'closely monitoring' after Russian lab worker 'dies of suspected plague'Marco Rubio has said the US is "closely monitoring" the case involving the death of a laboratory worker in Russia who may have been exposed to pneumonic plague.
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Sainsbury's held talks about merger with supermarket rival MorrisonsJ Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.
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Andrew told not to use King's money to pay for legal action against policeAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor is taking legal action against police following his arrest earlier this year, with a private hearing taking place at the High Court on Thursday.
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Woman crushed to death by falling bricks, court toldA woman was crushed to death by a pile of bricks as she walked past a construction site after doing the school run, a court has heard.
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Potential deal reached in pay dispute after council proposed firing and rehiring 23,000 workersGlasgow City Council and Unison have reached a potential deal after an ongoing pay dispute sparked a controversial plan to fire and rehire 23,000 workers.
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Failed asylum seeker who attempted knife attack on Israeli embassy jailed for lifeA failed asylum seeker who tried to launch a knife attack on London's Israeli embassy has been jailed for life.
Top Sports News from Sky
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Man City's rivals do not expect them to be in Premier League next seasonSympathy is in short supply at other clubs after an independent commission laid bare the scale of Manchester City's rule breaking across nine seasons in a devastating decision published last week.
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Humphries completes comeback victory over Price in World Grand Prix epicLuke Humphries secured a second World Grand Prix title after producing an extraordinary comeback to defeat Gerwyn Price 6-4 in a thrilling final.
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Medvedev defaulted for hitting spectator with ball in defeat to DjokovicDaniil Medvedev was defaulted for hitting a spectator with a ball as Novak Djokovic took his impeccable record at the China Open to 33-0 and moved one win away from a first title of 2026.
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Hallgrimsson urges UEFA to keep Ireland and Israel apart in futureHeimir Hallgrimsson has called on UEFA to keep Ireland and Israel apart in future.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Freddie Mercury's handwritten lyrics sell at auction for £277,000A notebook containing lyrics by Freddie Mercury has sold for £277,000 at auction.
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Broadcaster and campaigner Dame Esther Rantzen diesDame Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family has said in a statement.
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'Deceived' Campbell wins legal fight over charity funds used for luxury hotel stayNaomi Campbell has overturned a ban on her being a charity trustee after a tribunal ruled she had been "deceived".
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Oasis 'sue' over auction of unheard recordings archiveA set of unheard archive Oasis recordings have been pulled from sale after the band filed legal proceedings against a former sound engineer, his son and the auction house.
Business News from Sky
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Sainsbury's held talks about merger with supermarket rival MorrisonsJ Sainsbury held merger talks with rival grocer Morrisons earlier this year - a deal that would have represented the most significant tie-up in the sector for more than five years.
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TalkTalk rescue by BT to face regulatory scrutinyThe culture secretary has ordered the competition regulator to investigate the planned rescue of ailing broadband supplier TalkTalk by BT Group.
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Campaigners demand public consultation on mega data centresEnvironmental campaigners are urging the Scottish government to hold a public consultation before any new hyperscale data centres are given the green light.
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UK unprepared for food emergencies and threats to supplies, experts warnThe government is unprepared for disruptions to food supplies which are exposed to "shocks and threats", experts have warned.