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Venezuelan women are being driven into the sex trade in Colombia in order to survive, a Sky News investigation has found.

Venezuelan women are being driven into the sex trade in Colombia in order to survive, a Sky News investigation has found.

The group of Thai boys who survived being trapped in a cave for several weeks expected to make their own way home after they were rescued, the team's coach has revealed in an interview.

Thomas Cook customers in Egypt will be removed from a resort "as a precautionary measure" after the death of a British couple.

Four men have been jailed for smuggling half a ton of cocaine worth more than £41m into the UK on a private jet.

The Irish prime minister Leo Varadkar has said he will urge Pope Francis for full disclosure on child abuse by Catholic priests.

Donald Trump's lawyer has said "the American people would revolt" if the president was impeached.

A rare species of bird that was thought to be extinct has been rediscovered by University of East Anglia students.

The Conservative party says it has rejected the membership of millionaire Brexit campaigner Arron Banks.

Britain's longest-serving poppy seller has died aged 103, just nine days after receiving an MBE.

Declan Donnelly's new co-host for I'm A Celebrity has been chosen, bosses at ITV have confirmed.

Government papers on the impact of a "no-deal" Brexit have raised fears for shoppers, farmers, businesses, NHS patients and UK expats.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British woman in prison in Iran, has been reunited with her daughter during a three-day release.

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Nuns are among 12 people who have been arrested over alleged historical abuse at an orphanage in Scotland, police have said.

Jeremy Corbyn wants to create a digital version of the BBC to be paid for by tech giants.

Donald Trump claims markets will "crash" if he is impeached over alleged wrongdoing in the 2016 election campaign.

The government has released papers advising people and companies what they need to prepare for if there is a "no-deal" Brexit.

GCSE pass rates have risen this year, as the government rolled out huge changes to the grading system in England.

An anaesthetist gassed his wife and daughter to death with a carbon monoxide-filled yoga ball, a court has heard.

The man who murdered children's writer Helen Bailey has reportedly been arrested over the death of his first wife.

An agreement has been reached in talks between Ryanair and a pilots' union which could bring an end to disruptive strikes.

Drone footage of a rarely seen and isolated tribe in Brazil's Amazon basin has been released by scientists.

The United States and China have imposed a fresh round of tariffs on an additional $16bn (£12bn) of each other's goods.

The United States and China have imposed a fresh round of tariffs on an additional $16bn (£12bn) of each other's goods.