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'Powerful individuals' at BBC making lives of colleagues 'unbearable', says chairman
"Powerful individuals" at the BBC are making the lives of their colleagues "unbearable", the corporation's chairman has said, after a review into its workplace culture.
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How electricity grids fail - and why restoring Spain and Portugal's power will be a nightmare
We rarely think about how essential and reliable electricity grids are until they fail.
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Gaza aid worker detained after Israeli attack has been released
A paramedic in Gaza who was detained for more than five weeks following an Israeli attack that killed 15 aid workers has been released, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said.
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End the 'absolute scandal' of new homes built without solar panels, government urged
The government is being urged to end the "absolute scandal" of new homes being built without solar panels.
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Mark Carney's Liberals win Canada election in stunning comeback - as he warns Trump 'trying to break us'
Mark Carney's Liberal Party has won the election in Canada - capping a stunning comeback fuelled by Donald Trump's annexation threats and trade war.
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Man arrested over Leeds crossbow incident which seriously injured two women has died
A man being investigated by counter terror police over a crossbow and firearm attack has died in hospital.
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Food inflation highest in almost a year - more to come, industry warns
Food inflation has hit its highest level in almost a year and could continue to go up, according to an industry body.
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Kneecap's Eden Project gig cancelled amid row over 'kill MPs' comments
A performance by Belfast rap trio Kneecap at the Eden Project has been cancelled.
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No criminal charges over death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson whose neck was cut by opponent's skate
No criminal charges will be brought over the death of an ice hockey player who died during a match in Sheffield, prosecutors have announced.
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Woman who faked being a man to get into Magic Circle finally allowed in
How did one woman fool the most famous magic society on the planet?
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Two men went on 'moronic mission' to fell Sycamore Gap tree, jury told
Two men went on a "moronic mission" to fell the famous Sycamore Gap tree in an act of "mindless vandalism" which they filmed on a phone, a jury has been told.
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Scottish FA banning transgender women from playing in women's football
Scottish football is introducing a ban on transgender women playing in women's football, Sky News understands.
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UK-US trade talks 'moving in a very positive way', says White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt
Trade talks between the UK and the United States are "moving in a very positive way", according to the White House.
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Itamar Ben-Gvir: Israeli minister called 'war criminal' in extraordinary row with protesters during US visit
An Israeli minister has been called a "war criminal" in an extraordinary row with protesters inside the US Capitol.
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Sugar tax could be applied to milkshakes to tackle obesity
The sugar tax currently imposed on soft drinks could be applied to milkshakes as the government seeks to crack down on rising obesity levels.
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Inside the Vietnamese factory preparing for the worst since Trump's tariff threat
On the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, factory workers at Dony Garment have been working overtime for weeks.
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Kneecap should apologise for 'kill your MP' remarks, says murdered MP's daughter
The daughter of murdered MP Sir David Amess has called on Irish band Kneecap to apologise for allegedly telling fans "kill your local MP".
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Couple and adult son 'died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using generator' during Spain-Portugal blackout
Two parents and their adult son are said to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using a generator during the blackout that hit Spain and Portugal this week, according to local reports.
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China hosts world's first half-marathon race between humans and robots
Robots have raced against humans in a half-marathon for the first time.
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Meghan denies she is still using HRH title
Meghan's representatives have denied she is continuing to use the title Her Royal Highness (HRH) after relinquishing royal duties.
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US voters divided over Trump's first 100 days - 10 out of 10, or a lack of grace and empathy?
From the White House these past 100 days, I've chronicled the whirlwind that's reshaping America.
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Government warned it is setting country up for 'disaster' unless it better prepares UK for heavy flooding and intense heat
A blistering new report has slated government efforts to protect Britons from climate change that is already flooding homes, farmland and railways, overheating hospitals and schools and fuelling wildfires.
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Sex offenders to be denied refugee status under plans to improve women's safety
Migrants convicted of sex offences in the UK or overseas will be unable to claim asylum under government plans to change the law to improve border security.
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Why are Kneecap controversial?
Irish band Kneecap have had a meteoric rise in the music industry, with tens of millions of streams on Spotify alone and widespread critical acclaim.
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Kemi Badenoch warns of 'long road ahead' for Tories but says it won't be 'decades' before party back in power
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said her party will not be in opposition for "decades" - but warns there is a "long road ahead" for the Tories.