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The latest news from the Sky News Centre.
UK News
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Police rehearsed a knife attack scenario on a train line in March - here's what went differently this time
British Transport Police may have been in a better position to respond to the Huntingdon stabbing because in March it held an emergency exercise in which a man went berserk with a knife on a train travelling south of Peterborough.
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'They've got a knife, I've been stabbed': Eyewitness recalls horror attack on high-speed train
A passenger who witnessed a mass stabbing on board a high-speed train heading for London told Sky News he heard someone yelling: "They've got a knife. I've been stabbed."
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Andrew could be stripped of remaining honorary military title, defence secretary says
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor could be stripped of his honorary rank of vice admiral, the Defence Secretary has said.
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Vitor Pereira sacked as Wolves manager just weeks after signing new contract, as club remains winless and bottom of the Premier League
Wolves have sacked head coach Vitor Pereira, with the club sitting bottom of the Premier League table and without a win this season.
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Temperatures in UK expected to be warmer than usual this week
Temperatures early next week are expected to be above average in the UK for the time of year, forecasters have said.
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How and when to see the beaver supermoon - the biggest full moon of the year
The biggest supermoon of the year will be visible in skies for multiple days next week.
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Kemi Badenoch 'rebuilding' Tory party as she marks first year as leader
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said she is "rebuilding" the party as she marks her first year in the job.
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What do people in Sandringham think of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor moving there?
Sandringham is synonymous with Christmas.
World News
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Hurricane Melissa leaves 28 dead after tearing through Jamaica
A total of 28 people have died following Hurricane Melissa's rampage across Jamaica, the government has confirmed.
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Two Louvre jewellery heist suspects 'convicted over theft in 2015'
Two of the suspects in the Louvre jewellery heist were convicted of involvement in the same theft case a decade ago, French prosecutors have revealed.
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Five German mountaineers die and two rescued after avalanche in Italy
Five German mountaineers have died in an avalanche in northern Italy.
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Nigeria responds to Donald Trump's threat of military action due to 'slaughter' of Christians
Nigeria has responded to Donald Trump's threat of military action by suggesting it would welcome help tackling Islamist insurgents, but insists America must respect its sovereignty.
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As Russia marks Stalin's political repression, some fear the country's dark history could repeat itself
In the shadow of the headquarters of Russia's FSB security service, formerly the home of the Soviet-era KGB, people came to lay flowers this week.
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Tense days ahead as tens of thousands line streets for anniversary of Novi Sad tragedy
The organisers said they didn’t want people to bring banners or whistles, and there were no political speeches. Today was about commemoration, not protest.
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World leaders attend inauguration of billion-dollar Grand Egyptian Museum
World leaders, including monarchs and heads of state, have attended the inauguration of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza.
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Ukrainian troops 'start surrendering' in key city but Kyiv says situation 'dynamic'
Ukrainian soldiers encircled by Russian forces in the key eastern city of Pokrovsk have started surrendering, the defence ministry in Moscow claims.
Politics
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Kemi Badenoch 'rebuilding' Tory party as she marks first year as leader
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said she is "rebuilding" the party as she marks her first year in the job.
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Reform councillor defects to Tories after becoming 'uncomfortable' with party
A Reform UK councillor has defected to the Tories after becoming "uncomfortable" with Nigel Farage's party.
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PM won't discipline chancellor despite 'regrettable' email oversight in rental licence row
Sir Keir Starmer has said Rachel Reeves will face no further action over her "inadvertent failure" to obtain a rental licence for her south London home.
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Government warned against 'deplorable' budget strategy
The government hinting at a rise in income tax at the budget only to not go through with it in a bid to win over voters would be "deplorable", according to Labour peer Harriet Harman.
Sport
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Vitor Pereira sacked: Wolves dismiss Portuguese boss after winless Premier League start and Carabao Cup defeat
Wolves have sacked head coach Vitor Pereira after their winless start to the Premier League season continued with a 3-0 defeat at Fulham on Saturday.
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Wolves sack Vitor Pereira: Recruitment errors and poor team selections - how it went wrong for the Portuguese coach
The final image of Vitor Pereira on the pitch as Wolves manager was a damning one. As the away supporters at Craven Cottage chanted for him to be sacked in the morning, there was applause for the Brazil international midfielders Andre and Joao Gomes.
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Arne Slot: Liverpool head coach remains defiant on playing style, squad selection and depth comments amid losing run
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has doubled down on his squad selection and playing style despite a poor run of form for the Premier League champions.
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Kane Williamson: Former New Zealand captain retires from T20 internationals to focus on Test cricket
Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has announced his retirement from T20 internationals as he seeks to prioritise Test cricket.
Showbiz
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Forget the gym - a 'cultural workout' could be the key to better health
Culture lovers have long believed in the healing power art. Now, science has caught up, with new research showing it has measurable benefits on the body.
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Thieves steal more than 1,000 items from museum's collection in 'brazen' heist
Thieves have stolen more than 1,000 items from a museum's collection in California, including jewellery, carvings and Native American artefacts.
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Man jailed after burgling Damien Hirst's studio while wearing GPS tag
A man who burgled one of Damien Hirst's studios and was caught by police who traced the movements of his GPS-enabled ankle tag has been jailed.
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'We're having the time of our lives': Westlife on 25 years of touring, family fame and fans
They were one of the main staples of noughties music in the UK and Ireland and to celebrate 25 years of touring, Westlife have returned to the spotlight again.
Technology
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Apple and Amazon defy expectations with latest results
Tech giants Apple and Amazon have defied industry predictions with better-than-expected financial results.
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Before and after images of Jamaica show destruction left by Hurricane Melissa
The scale of the destruction left by Hurricane Melissa as it tore across Jamaica is now being revealed by the first photos taken by satellites.
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Climate change made Hurricane Melissa four times more likely, say scientists
Hurricane Melissa was made four times more likely by climate change, according to a study.
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TikTok accused of 'backtracking' on safety commitments
TikTok is being accused of "backtracking" on its safety commitments, as it puts hundreds of moderator jobs at risk in its London office.
Strange
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Glasgow Central: Rush-hour delays after swan found on tracks at major UK railway station
Rail passengers in Scotland faced major delays and cancellations during Monday evening's rush hour after a swan was found on the line at the country's busiest railway station.
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Police in Derbyshire solve mystery of crocodile found in canal
Police hunting for a crocodile in Derbyshire have said the search turned out to be "more fluff than fear".
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Long-lost Spanish treasure worth $1m discovered off Florida coast
Long-lost Spanish treasure worth an estimated $1m (£740,000) has been discovered off the coast of Florida.
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Ashraf Mahrous: Egypt's 'strongman' wrestler pulls ship using his teeth
An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.
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Pokemon pushes back against ICE deportation video - joining list riled by Trump administration
Pokemon has said it did not give permission for the show's popular theme song to be used in a video showing deportations posted by the US government.
Videos
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Hurricane Melissa leaves 28 dead after tearing through Jamaica
A total of 28 people have died following Hurricane Melissa's rampage across Jamaica, the government has confirmed.
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Police rehearsed a knife attack scenario on a train line in March - here's what went differently this time
British Transport Police may have been in a better position to respond to the Huntingdon stabbing because in March it held an emergency exercise in which a man went berserk with a knife on a train travelling south of Peterborough.
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'They've got a knife, I've been stabbed': Eyewitness recalls horror attack on high-speed train
A passenger who witnessed a mass stabbing on board a high-speed train heading for London told Sky News he heard someone yelling: "They've got a knife. I've been stabbed."
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Andrew urged to 'be a man' and tell police about his time with Epstein
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor should “be a man” and tell police about the time he spent with Jeffrey Epstein, a lawyer representing some of his victims has said.
Station News
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Solicitors for Older People Scotland
Radio Royal is pleased to announce the continuation of our sponsorship agreement with Solicitors for Older People Scotland.
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Robyn Jenkins Memorial Award Winners
Winners of the Robyn Jenkins Memorial Award 2020-21 announced.
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Volunteer of the Month - Andrew Morley
This month's member spotlight
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Val Monteith-Fowler joins Time Traveller Andrew Morley
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