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The families of two children killed in the US Catholic school shooting have said their "hearts are broken" and branded the attacker a "coward".

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch says he's shocked at how "fragile" he still is - despite years in the spotlight and success in the industry.

The Appeal Court judge who ruled in favour of Home Secretary Yvette Cooper in the Epping migrant hotel case is a long-standing Labour supporter.

Shares in UK banks have fallen sharply on the back of a report which urges the chancellor to place their profits in her sights in the coming budget.

The Brazilian hosts of the biggest climate meeting of the year have implored businesses to attend in November, amid concerns some are backing away from the climate agenda into the shadow of Donald Trump.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and 80 other officials have been blocked from attending September's annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

"It's an invasion," Dinah Bentley tells me, standing next to a cardboard cut-out of Nigel Farage.

In the hospital which was supposed to help her, the last moments of 14-year-old Ruth Szymankiewicz's life were recorded on CCTV.

More details from the trial of an Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch have been revealed - including why her husband rejected an invitation.

Taylor Swift has announced she is getting married to her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

The cost of Mounjaro, one of Britain's biggest-selling weight loss drugs, will be heavily discounted across UK pharmacies when the official list price soars next week, Sky News has learned.

For all the trillions being spent in the pursuit of artificial intelligence (AI) it still cannot answer the existential question: is AI a truly transformative technology, akin to the railways, or a bubble about to burst, taking global markets with it?

Almost 10 million pensioners lost the winter fuel payment last winter after Labour axed universal access soon after taking power. 

A vaccine against chickenpox will be rolled out on the NHS in England for the first time next year.

Troll-like Labubu dolls have taken over the consumer world. Their creator, Pop Mart, has reported a near 400% net profit so far this year, while some have spent thousands on the toys second-hand.

A truckload of hot dogs has spilled across a busy road in Pennsylvania.

Donald Trump's tariffs are unconstitutional, but they can remain in place for now, the US Court of Appeals has said.

Three men have been arrested in Essex after violence erupted at the latest protest over housing asylum seekers at the Bell Hotel in Epping.

A former inmate at a Liverpool jail has been found guilty of murdering an ex-prison officer after he exposed an affair between the convict and a female guard.

Donald Trump has cancelled a loophole from today that had allowed consumers and businesses to be spared duties for sending low-value goods to the United States.

After all those raised hopes of peace, Ukraine has been hit by the second-worst night of Russian air attacks since the war began.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim has admitted "sometimes I want to quit" following his team's exit in the second round of the Carabao Cup.

Police have released CCTV footage which they believe shows a fugitive father-of-three and one of his children, almost four years after they disappeared into the New Zealand wilderness.

Up to 550 roles are to be cut across car maker Lotus's UK operations, the company said.

The man dubbed "Britain's most hated boss" for his controversial policy of sacking hundreds of seafarers and replacing them with cheaper agency staff is to quit.

Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.

Campaigners are calling for more expensive parking charges for SUV drivers, akin to those introduced in Paris.

Reform UK's deputy leader has defended a ban on a local newspaper handed down by a council leader in a free speech row.

They demolished most of the "blue wall" at the general election, and now the Lib Dems are eyeing up Labour voters.