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Cancer patient becomes first to receive 'landmark' treatment
A woman with advanced ovarian cancer has become the first patient in the world to receive a pioneering new therapy, in what is being hailed as a "landmark moment".
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Harriet Harman: Ban men from running for next Labour leader
Labour grandee Harriet Harman has said Labour should ban men from running in its next leadership election.
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Nirmal Purja: Former British special forces soldier who appeared in Netflix documentary missing after avalanche
A renowned climber who served in the British special forces is missing after an avalanche on one of the world's highest mountains.
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BP hangs for sale sign over North Sea operations
BP has placed its North Sea oil and gas business up for sale.
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Sainsbury's agrees £120m deal to sell Argos
Sainsbury's has revealed it is selling Argos under a "business as usual" deal that will allow the company to concentrate on its core grocery business.
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Betfred to cut 600 jobs as 132 shops close amid industry tax raid
One of Britain's biggest high street bookmakers is to axe hundreds of jobs as it prepares to close more than 130 shops amid a deepening tax raid on the industry.
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British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly found not guilty of raping woman in Australia
British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly has been found not guilty of raping a woman in an Australian hotel room almost two years ago.
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Gianni Infantino rapidly losing support to remain FIFA president
Gianni Infantino is rapidly losing support to remain as FIFA president, Sky News has learned, after European nations announced a World Cup boycott if he goes ahead with selling part of the tournament to private investors.
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Aircraft engineer died after Heathrow explosion, inquest hears
A Virgin Atlantic engineer died of a traumatic brain injury after an explosion as he worked inside a plane fuel tank, an inquest heard.
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Key HS2 contracts renegotiated as government scrambles to slash costs
Two of the High Speed 2 (HS2) railway's most significant private sector deals have been renegotiated, the government will announce on Friday, as it tries to demonstrate that Britain's biggest infrastructure white elephant is finally under control.




