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JD Vance 'power move' marks him out as favourite to be presidential candidate
US vice-president JD Vance has made a "power move" that marks him out as favourite to be the Republican's next presidential candidate, according to a former party chair.
Are tariffs the answer to save America's declining aluminium industry?
On the banks of the Ohio River in a rural corner of one of America's poorest states sit two factories, one next to the other.
At least 91,000 new affordable homes 'lost to cladding crisis'
Social housing providers are warning their ability to build new affordable and social rent homes is plummeting, thanks to the soaring costs of the post-Grenfell Tower cladding crisis.
Driving test waiting times hit record high
Driving test waiting times in Britain have reached a record high.
Why Trump's Scotland golf course will not host Open Championship
Donald Trump's dreams of hosting golf's Open Championship at his Turnberry course in Scotland will not be realised until the course is logistically and commercially viable, the game's governing body has said.
Blackwall Tunnel charges to start and new £2bn tunnel to open - what you need to know
From next week, drivers using London's Blackwall Tunnel will have to pay a toll.
Two women killed and two children injured in Cork crash
Two women have been killed and two children injured in a crash in Ireland.
Starmer and Trump discuss 'productive negotiations' towards US-UK trade deal, Downing Street says
Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump have discussed the "productive negotiations" towards a UK-US "economic prosperity deal", Downing Street has said.
Police offer £10k reward for information about teen who disappeared 17 years ago
Police have issued a £10,000 reward for information about a teenager who disappeared from his home nearly 17 years ago.
Greenland's new PM shares defiant message after Trump claims US will take control of island
The new prime minister of Greenland has pushed back against claims from Donald Trump that the US will take control of the island.
First orbital rocket launched from Europe crashes into sea - but company says test 'met all expectations'
The first orbital rocket launched from mainland Europe took off from Norway on Sunday - but crashed into the sea and exploded 40 seconds later.
'Two-tier justice' row: Government plans to change law to overrule sentencing council
The government plans to change the law - possibly as early as Monday - so it can overrule Sentencing Council guidelines following a row over "two-tier justice", Sky News understands.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after three die in house fire
A 54-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people, including a four-year-old girl, died in a fire in Northamptonshire.
Dr Kildare and Shogun actor Richard Chamberlain dies
Richard Chamberlain, who starred in the TV medical drama "Dr Kildare" and the 1980s mini-series "Shogun" has died at the age of 90, his publicist said.
MP's £900 'pet rent' claim prompts ministers to call for expenses review
A senior Labour MP's £900 "pet rent" expenses claim has prompted ministers to call for a review of what MPs can claim back.
Mayor seen stumbling during drink-driving arrest with young son in car
A mayor in New Jersey was filmed stumbling and losing her balance while being arrested on suspicion of drink-driving with her young son in the car.
Princess of Wales says nature has been family's 'sanctuary' in Mother's Day message
The Princess of Wales has said nature has been her family's "sanctuary" over the past year, in a message to mark Mother's Day.
Police officers denied cups of tea by Quaker after raid 'flooded' building to arrest protest group
A police raid on a Quaker meeting house to arrest six women attending a protest meeting has been criticised as "ridiculously heavy-handed".
The Who's lead singer tells fans he's going blind during live show
The Who's Roger Daltrey has told fans he's going "blind" while performing live at a charity concert.
'It's just a witch hunt': No one will be fired over Signal chat group blunder, says Trump
No one will be fired over a national security blunder which saw a journalist mistakenly added to a Signal chat group discussing planned strikes on Yemen, US President Donald Trump has said.