2 h. ago Passengers and pedestrians taken to hospital following Central London bus crash

Passengers and pedestrians taken to hospital following Central London bus crash  Sky News

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2 h. ago Several injured after bus hits pedestrians in Victoria Street, central London

Several injured after bus hits pedestrians in Victoria Street, central London  Sky News

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2 h. ago Reeves has ‘full confidence’ in Rayner, and thinks deputy PM can keep her job – UK politics live

Chancellor offers unequivocal backing to colleague following stamp duty errorRachel Reeves, the chancellor, was also asked in her Sky News interview if the Rayner controversy showed that the stamp duty regime was “way too complicated”. Reeves sidestepped the question, saying:Well, look, Angela tried to do the right thing, and of course it is incumbent on all of us to try to properly understand the rules, and she is now working to make sure that the correct tax is paid.Well, the definitive advice came in on Wednesday morning, and that’s when Angela put out the statement.On Tuesday as well some court injunctions were lifted related to her disabled son and those circumstances, and that’s why Angela was able to make a full statement on Wednesday. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Businessman, 32, racially abused live on TV during Sky News interview

Two women have been arrested

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9 h. ago Nuneaton businessman skewers vile women who racially abused him on Sky News

Two nasty women – one clutching a pint of lager – were caught on Sky News cameras racially abusing Zahin Gelu, a Muslim restaurant owner, in Nuneaton, Warwickshire

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11 h. ago Angela Rayner's position is indefensible, hopeless and shameful. If Starmer fails to sack her, it will be an ineradicable stain on his government: STEPHEN GLOVER

Will the British public accept the version of herself that Angela Rayner put forward in her syrupy interview yesterday with Beth Rigby of Sky News?

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11 h. ago The real story behind THAT TV interview in the town with rising tension that encapsulates Britain's immigration crisis

A businessman was being interviewed on Sky News about the troubles in Nuneaton when a woman carrying a beer staggered across the street and screamed racist abuse at him.

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19 h. ago Two women are arrested in Nuneaton 'after businessman was subjected to a torrent of foul

A 30-year-old woman and a woman aged 43 were both arrested on suspicion of a public order offence.

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19 h. ago Two women arrested over ‘racial abuse’ during Sky News interview

The interview in Nuneaton was disrupted as a local businessman was being asked for his view of tensions in the community.

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21 h. ago Voices: Cracking down on transphobic hate speech doesn’t make the UK a police state

Graham Linehan's arrest for allegedly suggesting that people assault trans women is not an assault on free speech, writes Marc Burrows. The scandal is that we live in a society where some people think the language he reportedly used is acceptable

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43 h. ago 'Freedom for Iran' protester arrested after climbing London clock tower while holding a dog

'Freedom for Iran' protester arrested after climbing London clock tower while holding a dog  Sky News

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50 h. ago Cooper rejects claims Reeves has been sidelined on economic policy by No 10 mini

‘Quite the reverse’, says home secretary, amid reports Starmer’s reorganisation is aimed at freezing chancellor out ahead of autumn budgetIn an interview with Sky News this morning Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, declined to guarantee that migrants will definitely be sent back across the channel this month as part of a returns agreement with France.Asked for the exact date of the first returns, Cooper replied: “It will be later this month.”We expect the first returns to take place this month. But I’ve always said from the very beginning on this, it’s a pilot scheme and it needs to build up over time.If you submit an asylum claim that lacks merit, it will be swiftly and robustly refused.Any request for asylum support will be assessed against destitution criteria. If you do not meet the criteria, you will not receive support.If nothing has changed in their country, people should not be claiming asylum at the end of a student course. We need to clamp down on that and that’s why we’r...

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58 h. ago Disgusting moment Midlands businessman is subjected to torrent of foul

Local business owner Zahin, 32, was being interviewed by Sky News about the divide in the town over attitides to asylum seekers when he was met with a barrage of racist abuse.

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3 d. ago What to Stream: 'Lilo & Stitch,' 'The Paper,' MTV Video Music Awards and a Hollow Knight sequel

A follow-up TV comedy of “The Office” called “The Paper” and the buddy live action comedy “Lilo & Stitch” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you

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3 d. ago Cornwall boozer was crowned Britain's roughest pub after being immortalised in legendary sky series but twenty years later has it changed?

The Swordfish in Newlyn, Cornwall used to be infamous for mass brawls involving drunken fishermen as well as the Newlyn Knockout - a potent cocktail of vodka, drambuie and absinthe.

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3 d. ago Child 'may have been affected' by pepper spray and officer punched in face as Canary Wharf anti

Child 'may have been affected' by pepper spray and officer punched in face as Canary Wharf anti-asylum protest boil over  Sky News

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3 d. ago Child 'may have been temporarily affected' by synthetic pepper spray as police confronted protester in Canary Wharf

Child 'may have been temporarily affected' by synthetic pepper spray as police confronted protester in Canary Wharf  Sky News

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3 d. ago Two men stabbed at Oxford Circus underground station within 24 hours

Two men stabbed at Oxford Circus underground station within 24 hours - as police release photo appeal  Sky News

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3 d. ago Police officer punched in face as masked protesters with children march through Canary Wharf shopping centre

Police officer punched in face as masked protesters with children march through Canary Wharf shopping centre  Sky News

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4 d. ago BBC Breakfast host steps in to support grieving dad trying to fulfil son's 'dying wish'

BBC Breakfast proved to be an emotional watch on Sunday morning as former Sky News journalist Mike McCarthy appeared on the show to discuss his son Ross' tragic death

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