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A weather bomb is here - what is it and are lives at risk?
Storm Goretti - the first named storm of the year - hit the UK today and is bringing with it a "weather bomb".
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Tens of thousands flee fighting in Aleppo, Syria, after evacuation order
Thousands have been forced from their homes in Aleppo after people were ordered to evacuate amid fighting between the Syrian army and Kurdish forces.
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Watchdog to examine West Midlands Police role in Maccabi Tel Aviv fans ban
The police watchdog has told Sky News it will assess evidence provided by West Midlands Police to MPs and consider the findings of a review into how its intelligence assessment was used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa.
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Increasing numbers of women are dying during pregnancy or in the weeks after giving birth
Increasing numbers of women in the UK are dying during pregnancy or in the weeks after giving birth, according to new figures.
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Attempted murderer who escaped from 23 year prison sentence is recaptured
A man who absconded from prison while serving a 23-year sentence for attempted murder has been taken back into custody, police have said.
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Gabby Logan pays tribute to her father, Welsh football legend Terry Yorath
Gabby Logan has paid tribute to her father, former Leeds United and Wales midfielder Terry Yorath, who died at the age of 75 following a short illness.
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Teenager pleads guilty after planning copycat of Southport killings
A teenager from Merseyside who planned to copy the Southport killer by attacking a Taylor Swift-themed event wearing a green hoodie has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges.
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Clifftop residents told to leave because Storm Goretti could destroy their homes
Residents of 14 clifftop homes in Hemsby, Norfolk, have been told to leave because Storm Goretti leaves them in danger of "imminent collapse" onto the beach below.
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Bodies of man and boy discovered at separate homes
The bodies of a man and a boy have been discovered at two separate homes in west Dublin.
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'Get a grip' on Grok, Starmer tells X after AI tool is used for child sex images
An artificial intelligence (AI) tool producing sexualised images of children will not be tolerated and is "disgusting" and "unlawful", the prime minister has said.