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Conservationists picked up hundreds of thousands of pieces of rubbish from British beaches last year, according to a charity.

Police in Turkey have arrested Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu - a key rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan - as part of an investigation into alleged corruption and terror links.

The Tour de France is returning to the UK in 2027.

A teenager who killed his mother and two siblings and wanted to carry out the "biggest massacre of the 21st century" faces life behind bars.

One of France's most successful actors is in court accused of sexually assaulting two women on the set of one of his films.

More than 60 years since former US President John F Kennedy was shot dead in 1963, unredacted documents related to the assassination in Dallas, Texas, have been released. 

A minister has denied misleading Labour voters with a £5bn package of benefit cuts that was not in the party's manifesto.

The Israeli army said it has attacked a Hamas military site from which the militant group planned to launch strikes into Israel - a day after hundreds were killed by fresh attacks on Gaza.

Up to 750 jobs are at risk at Santander bank under plans to close nearly a quarter of its high street branches.

Children who underwent operations with a now-suspended surgeon at a Cambridge hospital are being let down again by a lack of information and transparency from the hospital's trust, according to a lawyer representing one of the families.

Teenagers are routinely seeing inappropriate violent or sexual content, "doom-scrolling" and being contacted by strangers online, according to an exclusive survey for Sky News.

The Kurdish armoured vehicle we're in is being peppered by stones and rocks. But this a good day.

An inmate in Louisiana has been executed using nitrogen gas - becoming only the fifth person in the US to die through this method.

Labour was the party that created the welfare state. Now it is intent on cutting it back.

The mother of a young soldier who took her own life says she has "sleepless nights" knowing there are abusers still serving in the Army.

Legal documents about Prince Harry's US visa application have been released - albeit with very heavy redactions.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin spoke on the phone on Tuesday for at least 90 minutes.

Vladimir Putin has agreed to an immediate 30-day pause in strikes on energy infrastructure in Ukraine during a lengthy phone call with Donald Trump.

Two men have been found guilty over the theft of a £4.75m gold toilet from the house where Sir Winston Churchill was born.

A humanoid machine called Apollo has just taken a tentative, slightly jerky, but significant step forward in the robot revolution.