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Six dead after gunman opens fire on Fourth of July parade from rooftop - suspect still at large
At least six people have been killed and dozens more seriously injured after a gunman opened fire on a Fourth of July parade in a Chicago suburb.
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Copenhagen shootings suspect uploaded YouTube videos of him holding guns day before shopping centre attack
The day before the shooting at a shopping mall in Copenhagen, a man believed to be the 22-year-old suspect arrested by Danish police uploaded several videos to YouTube.
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'Inferno' at block of flats in Bedford kills one - with more feared dead
One person has died after an "inferno" at a block of flats in Bedford, which is thought to have been caused by a gas explosion.
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Carrie Johnson openly questioned ChrisPincher's suitability as whip in 2017, Sky News understands
Carrie Johnson openly questioned Chris Pincher's suitability as a government whip as far back as 2017, Sky News understands.
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Motorists arrested for driving too slowly on M4 in protests against high fuel prices
Twelve people have been arrested after protesters used "rolling roadblocks" to bring parts of the M4 to a standstill during demonstrations over high fuel prices.
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Boris Johnson knew of reports about disgraced MP Chris Pincher's conduct when he made him government whip, No 10 confirms
Boris Johnson knew of media reports about the conduct of Chris Pincher when he made him deputy chief whip but felt he could not act on unsubstantiated claims, Downing Street has confirmed.
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UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss to say UK will 'do everything possible to ensure Ukraine wins war'
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will pledge that the UK will "do everything possible to ensure Ukraine wins the war and recovers".
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Shireen Abu Akleh's family 'incredulous' after US finds Israeli gunfire 'likely' killed Palestinian journalist
The family of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh has said "we are incredulous" after the US State Department said that Israeli gunfire was "likely responsible" for her death - and that forensic analysis "could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet".
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BBC reveals multiple complaints against ex-Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood - including one referred to police
The BBC has revealed that it received six complaints against DJ Tim Westwood - one of which was referred to police - despite earlier claims it had seen "no evidence of complaints" from the former Radio 1 presenter's time at the corporation.
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Sydney floods: Tens of thousands told to evacuate
Tens of thousands of Sydney residents have been ordered to evacuate after relentless rains triggered floods in low-lying suburbs for the fourth time in 18 months.
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Adele says reaction to postponement of Las Vegas shows was 'brutal'
Adele says the "brutal" backlash to her decision to postpone her Las Vegas shows made her a "shell of a person" for months.
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Food costs soaring as farms are crushed by visa shortfall
Labour shortages on British farms have left tonnes of food unpicked, costing millions of poundsĀ and pushing food inflation as high as 20% at the farm gate, the agriculture industry has told Sky News.
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Harry Styles 'devastated' and 'heartbroken' by deadly Copenhagen shopping centre shooting after cancelling nearby show
Harry Styles has said he is "devastated" and "heartbroken" after a shooting at a Copenhagen shopping centre that left three dead and four critically injured.
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Ukraine war: What will happen in the Donbas now Luhansk has fallen to Russia?
Vladimir Putin has declared victory in the eastern Ukrainian region of Luhansk, one day after troops defending it withdrew from the last remaining city in which they were holding out.
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'Make Brexit work': Sir Keir Starmer rules out rejoining EU as he lays out Labour's plan to tackle problems
Sir Keir Starmer has ruled out rejoining the European Union as he laid out Labour's plan to tackle issues caused by Brexit.
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Ukraine war: Russian cosmonauts celebrate capture of Luhansk region from space
Russian cosmonauts have been pictured holding up the flag of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic as they celebrated the region's capture by Vladimir Putin's forces in eastern Ukraine.
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Deadly glacier avalanche linked to climate change, says Italian PM
The search for more than a dozen hikers who are still missing a day after a huge chunk of an Alpine glacier in Italy broke off is being hampered by thunderstorms.
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R Kelly on suicide watch 'for his own safety' not as a form of punishment, US authorities say
Convicted sex offender R Kelly has been placed on suicide watch due to the "emotional distress" of his current situation as he begins a 30-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, according to US authorities.
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MPs to debate assisted dying after petition reaches 100,000 signatures
Assisted dying will be debated in the House of Commons today, after a petition calling for its legalisation reached the required number of 100,000 signatures.
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