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Gunman suspected of killing six at Fourth of July parade in Chicago arrested
The man suspected of killing at least six people and seriously injuring more than 30 at a Fourth of July parade in Chicago has been arrested, police have said.
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Premier League footballer arrested on suspicion of rape
A Premier League footballer has been arrested on suspicion of rape.
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Carrie Johnson questioned 'how Pincher had ever ended up in the whips' office' five years ago
Carrie Johnson openly questioned Chris Pincher's suitability as a government whip as far back as 2017, Sky News understands.
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French-made howitzers are being used to hold back Russians in the Donbas - but it might not be enough
Russian troops are ratcheting up their efforts to secure full control of the entire Donbas area in eastern Ukraine - and from what we have witnessed, there's very little which is going to stop them right now.
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Nearly half of travel insurance policies don't protect against strikes, according to Which?
Almost half of insurance policies don't protect holidaymakers from cancellations caused by industrial action, the consumer group Which? has found.
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'Inferno' at block of flats 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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Eiffel Tower riddled with rust and in need of full repairs
The Eiffel Tower in Paris is reportedly riddled with rust and in need of full repairs.
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Revealed: how much 'electric households' are saving on bills
Households with fossil fuel cars and gas boilers are shelling out £1,180 more on their annual bills compared with their electric counterparts, according to new analysis shared exclusively with Sky News.
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