"Chauvinistic" debates on immigration are distracting ministers from tackling the child poverty "emergency", the founder of the Big Issue has told Sky News.
Inside a dimly-lit storeroom in Tine's central market, near the border of North Darfur and Chad, we are shown a haunting video.
Two teenagers who filmed themselves urinating into a restaurant's hotpot broth have been ordered, along with their parents, to apologise and pay a fine of £227,000, Chinese state media has said....
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A man in the US has been arrested for allegedly living in the crawl space of a property without the owner's permission....
Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for....
Toothpaste made with hair a 'game changer'
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An Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch has been jailed for life....
Officials in western Germany have sought to calm online speculation following the deaths of 16 candidates, including seven from a far-right party, in the run-up to a local election....
Thousands of hot dogs spill across busy highway
Donald Trump has claimed his appearance at the United Nations was marred by three acts of "sabotage".
Details are sparse at the moment. No crew has been chosen, nor is there a concept yet for how it would be selected.
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Data from inside England's environment watchdog show an agency struggling to monitor serious pollution.... Read more
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Charlie Kirk's widow forgives his killer
Jessica Chastain has criticised Apple's decision to delay the release of political thriller series The Savant after the killing of Charlie Kirk.
Jimmy Kimmel has said it was "never my intention to make light of" Charlie Kirk's death.
Acclaimed Italian actress Claudia Cardinale, who starred in The Pink Panther and Once Upon A Time In The West, has died aged 87, according to French media reports.
A convicted killer who turned up at Cheryl Tweedy's home for a fourth time has been jailed.
Noel Clarke has been ordered to pay at least £3m of The Guardian publisher's legal costs after losing his "far-fetched" libel case over allegations of sexual misconduct reported by the newspaper.
Sean "Diddy" Combs's lawyers have called for the music mogul to be given no more than 14 months in prison when he is sentenced next month - meaning he would walk free almost immediately.
Graham Linehan has told Sky News he believes satire is "dying" and that it would be "impossible" to make his hit shows Father Ted or The IT Crowd today.
Broadcaster John Stapleton - a familiar face on news and current affairs shows for decades - has died.
A renowned sculptor has said he is "thrilled" to have been chosen to create a statue of Queen Elizabeth II for a new national memorial, saying he would like it to be an "object of delight for people".
Canada has banned rap group Kneecap from entering the country for allegedly 'glorifying terrorist organisations'.
There is something peculiar about the Chinese government that makes its targets very different to those in countries like Britain.
A US vaccine firm has opened the first mRNA manufacturing plant in the UK, against a backdrop of increasing anti-jab rhetoric back home.
The first astronauts due to be sent to the moon in more than 50 years have told Sky News that winning the space race with China is "very important to all of us".
Infection rates from drug-resistant "nightmare bacteria" rose by 70% in the US, according to a new report.
A new gene therapy has slowed the progression of Huntington's disease by as much as 75%.
Scientists have discovered the remains of a new dinosaur - feasting on an ancient crocodile bone.
NASA is accelerating plans to send humans back to the moon, with a possible launch as early as 5 February.
Social media users posting pictures of themselves in hospital after "drinking too much matcha" have caused concerns about its potential health risks.
New homes in England could be fitted with mandatory water-saving showers and toilets under government proposals to save water.
Donald Trump has claimed the use of paracetamol in pregnancy is linked to an increased risk of autism - but what does the evidence say?
