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How parents and teenagers can tackle 'sextortion' as online predator jailed
A UK-based safety watchdog that tackles online child abuse has warned it is "overwhelmingly" dealing with images taken by children themselves, usually after being groomed.
The 'F' word is in play as Trump's former generals turn on him and election nears
Is Donald Trump a fascist? The 'F' word is in play in the final few days of this US election campaign.
Mother sentenced to hospital order after killing 10-year-old daughter
A mother has been handed an indefinite hospital order after admitting to killing her 10-year-old daughter.
UK's worst catfish jailed after driving father and daughter to take own lives
An online predator who led an American girl and her father to take their own lives has been jailed for at least 20 years after the UK's largest "catfishing" case.
Teacher felt 'worthless' and 'suicidal' after facing discrimination
A teacher who faced discrimination from senior staff at her former college has told Sky News how she was left feeling "worthless" and "suicidal".
Teacher felt 'worthless' and 'suicidal' after facing discrimination
A teacher who faced discrimination from senior staff at her former college has told Sky News how she was left feeling "worthless" and "suicidal".
Snakes in your attic? Why there could be a 2m-long reptile living in your home
One of Europe's biggest snakes - which can grow up to two metres in length - is setting up home in the attics and wall cavities of UK homes, according to a study.
Kate Bush 'very keen' to do new album and she has 'lots of ideas'
Kate Bush says she's "very keen to start working on a new album".
Carer struck off for sexually assaulting two vulnerable women
A Glasgow care worker who sexually assaulted two vulnerable women has been banned from working in the industry.
'Mother found daughter burned to death' inside walk-in supermarket oven
A Walmart employee who "burned to death" in a Canadian store's walk-in oven is said to have been discovered by her mother.
US fast food giants pull ingredient after deadly McDonald's E.coli scare
Fast food giants have pulled fresh onions from their menus in the US after a McDonald's E.coli outbreak that killed one person and left 49 others sick.
Cartel shootout in Mexico leaves 16 people dead
A shootout between warring Mexico cartels has left 16 people dead.
Previously homeless tech boss named UK's 'most influential black person'
A tech entrepreneur who was reportedly twice made homeless as a teenager has been named the UK's most influential black person.
Knifeman with Hitler signature tattoo guilty of trying to kill asylum seeker
A knifeman with Hitler's signature tattooed on his arm has been found guilty of attempted murder after stabbing an asylum seeker in the chest and hand.
'Price shocks' warning over China's control of crucial minerals we need for every day technology
China is a global goliath when it comes to one of the most important resources in the world - critical minerals.
Trump running to be 'American tyrant', says Bruce Springsteen
Rock icon Bruce Springsteen has warned Donald Trump wants to be an "American tyrant" as he backed Kamala Harris in the race to the White House.
King says 'none of us can change wrongs of past' in carefully crafted speech which avoided the 's' word
This set-piece speech was the most important moment of the King's trip.
Surgeon removes brain tumours 'the size of large apples' through patients' eyebrows
A surgeon is removing brain tumours "the size of large apples" through patients' eyebrows, in what is believed to be a world first.
PM says those with assets are 'not working people' - paving way for possible tax rises
Sir Keir Starmer has hinted at possible tax rises for those who own shares and assets, saying they do not fit his definition of "working people".
Menendez brothers could be released from jail early
Two brothers who were convicted of killing their parents and featured in Netflix shows could be freed early after 34 years behind bars.