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Philadelphia struggles to process America’s second plane crash in two days
There is an eerie silence on Cottman Avenue as Philadelphians try to process the unimaginable.
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Social media users risk fragmenting into silos after Trump election victory, experts warn
Social media sites and their users risk fragmenting along political lines in light of Donald Trump's election win, experts have told Sky News.
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Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China – risking global economic disruption
President Donald Trump has signed an order imposing steep tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China, risking a trade war and increased prices for American consumers.
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AI tools used to generate child abuse images made illegal in ‘world leading’ move
AI tools designed to generate child sex abuse material (CSAM) will be made illegal under "world leading" legislation, the government has announced.
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Grammys: Everything to know ahead of tonight’s show
It's the biggest night in music, and the biggest prize is album of the year - and this time around all eyes will be on Beyonce to see if she'll…
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Most people think leaving the EU was a mistake – but don’t expect politicians to reopen the Brexit question
This weekend marks five years since the UK finally managed to "take back control" and leave the European Union.
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Man and woman arrested over deaths of two children in crash after car failed to stop
A man and a woman have been arrested after two children died following a crash in Essex.
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Bodies in streets as morgues exceed capacity after 700 killed in just four days of Congo clashes
More than 700 people have been killed in fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo this week, the UN has said.
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US wants Ukraine to hold elections following potential ceasefire, Trump envoy says
The US wants Ukraine to hold presidential and parliamentary elections, a special envoy to President Donald Trump has said.
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The builder shortage challenging the government’s growth plans
Chancellor Rachel Reeves this week confirmed government support for dozens of big projects to boost growth, on top of Labour's existing promise to build 1.5 million new homes.