Corbyn to clash over immigration
Jeremy Corbyn is heading for a new clash with Labour MPs by rejecting calls to back post-Brexit curbs on immigration.
Sky videoWomen terrorists are 'probably the future', says ex-CIA agent
France recently arrested several women and teenagers suspected of terrorist plots. Is the stereotype of the male terrorist outdated? Our guest Marc Sageman is a former CIA agent who spent time in Pakistan in the 1980s. He is also a psychiatrist, a political analyst and the author of "Misunderstanding
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Allardyce: The end of a technically flawless career
He may have only been in the job for two months, but with a 100% win rate, is Allardyce the most successful manager of all-time?
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Allardyce: The end of a technically flawless career
He may have only been in the job for two months, but with a 100% win rate, is Allardyce the most successful manager of all-time?
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Brazil samba school chief slain on Rio street
The leader of one of the most prestigious Rio Carnival samba schools, who was also running for a city council job, was shot dead Monday just a week before local elections. He was 52.
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Hong Kong artist keeps 'Umbrella Movement' alive
The sprawling protest camps at the heart of Hong Kong's 2014 pro-democracy "Umbrella Movement" have long gone -- but artist Alexandra Wong is determined to keep the memory alive.
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China's PSBC begins trading in Hong Kong
Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) launches on the Hong Kong stock exchange after the world's biggest initial public offering this year.
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Israeli ex-president and Nobel laureate Shimon Peres dies
Israeli ex-president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Shimon Peres has died, his personal doctor tells AFP, some two weeks after suffering a major stroke.
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MH17 Report: Victims May Have Been Conscious
The final moments of flight MH17 have been revealed in a major report. There were revelations about what the passengers went through as the plane went down and we learned what actually brought the aircraft down.
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Corbyn optimistic for socialist government
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn explains that socialism is not a bad word.
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Wednesday's national newspaper front pages
Wednesday's national newspaper front pages
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Elon Musk unveils plan for Mars 'city'
SpaceX chief Elon Musk unveils ambitious plans to establish a "city" on Mars by sending humans on massive spacecraft with cabins, at a cost as low as $100,000 per person.
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Clinton slams Trump in North Carolina, day after debate
Hillary Clinton storms back onto the campaign trail in North Carolina, energized by her performance in her first debate against Donald Trump, who threatened to "hit her harder" in the final stretch of the White House race.
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FA Chairman on Allardyce: 'It is sad'
Greg Clarke, FA Chairman, has given his view of Sam Allardyce's departure as England manager.
Sky videoHillary wins debate but Trump 'wins undecideds'
Some analysts say last night's presidential debate was almost like two parallel debates, as Clinton and Trump's styles and discourses were so different. Indeed, depending on which media you consult, it's almost like two parallel media analyses of the debate, also. We take a look at some of
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Radcliffe muses on Trump Voldemort comparison
Actor Daniel Radcliffe concludes that comparing Donald Trump to Harry Potter antagonist Lord Voldemort is 'not without merit'.
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FA Chief Executive on Allardyce departure
Martin Glenn, FA Chief Executive, says Sam Allardyce's behaviour was 'inappropriate'.
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Chile beer contest showcases 'new' Latin American flavors
Latin American brewing companies compete in Santiago’s Copa Cervezas de America contest, as beers from the continent enjoy a growing popularity in the region and abroad.
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North Sea oil now 'very competitive'
Deirdre Michie, the chief executive of industry body Oil & Gas UK, tells Sky's Ian King why she sees the North Sea now being a more attractive investment.
Sky videoWho won? The impact of first Clinton-Trump debate (part 1)
How will the chips fall? 80 million Americans tuned in live for Monday's first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The encounter delivered the promised jabs, blows and put-downs... Established media gave the advantage to the Democratic nominee but what will ordinary voters
France 24 VideosWho won? The impact of first Clinton-Trump debate (part 2)
How will the chips fall? 80 million Americans tuned in live for Monday's first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The encounter delivered the promised jabs, blows and put-downs... Established media gave the advantage to the Democratic nominee but what will ordinary voters
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Morocco signs deal for major Boeing hub
Morocco signs an agreement with Boeing to build a new hub for the US aerospace giant that officials hope will create thousands of skilled jobs.
AFP UKTerry Wogan memorial: emotional celebrities pay tribute
Chris Evans led the tributes to the late Sir Terry Wogan during a packed memorial service at Westminster Abbey, to celebrate the life of the Irish broadcaster. The biggest names in broadcasting turned out for the event.
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Israeli Interior minister prays for Shimon Peres
Israeli ex-president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Shimon Peres is "fighting for his life" after a stroke suffered earlier this month, a source close to the veteran statesman said.
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Tanker brings first US shale gas to Britain
A tanker carrying the first shipment of shale gas from the United States arrives in Britain, where there are currently no commercial fracking operations because of fierce public opposition.
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