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British soldiers say they were not offered biological screening after being exposed to a deadly toxin in Iraq 20 years ago - despite official guidance they should have been, Sky News can reveal.

It's hardly a Love Actually moment of brave UK defiance in the face of a domineering US president - but Sir Keir Starmer has clearly decided it's time to start pushing back.

Thousands of people in Kent are once again experiencing water supply issues days after similar disruption.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found seriously injured in the street last night, police said.

Doctors and medical experts have warned of the growing evidence of "health harms" from tech and devices on children and young people in the UK.

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The UK government's position on Greenland is "non-negotiable" and the island's future is "for the people of Greenland", a senior minister has told Sky News.

A leading Reform figure has told Sky News that Robert Jenrick's defection to the party is a "really important milestone" and "makes it more likely that we win the next general election".

British tennis player Arthur Fery is through to the second round of the Australian Open after beating the 20th seed Flavio Cobolli.

The government will this week unveil plans for a radical overhaul of the way mergers are scrutinised in Britain including reforms that observers say will entrench the power of the competition regulator's boss.