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Trump to hit Canada, Mexico and China with tariffs – amid fears US consumers could suffer
Donald Trump has said he will place 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% tariffs on goods from China from Saturday.
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Nigel Farage compares Reform polling with Donald Trump victory
Nigel Farage has compared Reform UK's rise in the polls, with Donald Trump's recent election victory in the US.
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Italian court deals controversial Albania migrant scheme another blow
An Italian court has ordered that dozens of migrants taken to Albania must be transferred to Italy in the latest setback for Rome's controversial plan to deter people from arriving…
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PM presses Mauritius on need for Chagos Islands deal to protect UK-US military base
The prime minister has pressed Mauritius on the need for the Chagos Islands deal to allow "strong protections" for the UK-US military base there.
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‘Idiot’ teen driver sentenced after car crash left boy, 4, seriously injured
An 18-year-old who crashed his car into a bus stop and seriously injured a four-year-old was sentenced to two years and two months in a young offenders institute.
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‘They’re the ones who wronged us’: Freed Palestinian prisoner rebukes UK and US over ‘harm they’ve caused’
One of the most high-profile prisoners to be released by Israel has told Sky News that the world has ignored Palestinians and says Britain is one of the countries he…
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Clues and questions from air traffic audio, another near-miss crash and ‘not normal’ staffing
New audio reveals the helicopter pilot said he was able to see the American Airlines passenger plane, and twice requested permission to manoeuvre around it by sight and without further…
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Ministers may find it hard to defend vaccine plant blow given economic climate of contagious scepticism
In substance and timing, AstraZeneca's decision to cancel a planned expansion of its flu vaccine facility at Speke is a blow to the government's recent zeal for growth.
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AstraZeneca move leaves Reeves under the weather
In substance and timing, AstraZeneca's decision to cancel a planned expansion of its flu vaccine facility at Speke is a blow to the government's recent zeal for growth.
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Tomb of far-right leader vandalised less than three weeks after burial
Police in France are investigating after Jean-Marie Le Pen's tomb was vandalised, less than three weeks after the founder of France's far-right National Front party was buried.