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Video given to Sky News shows terrified residents at a tower block on fire in east London appearing to have their escape blocked by a locked gate.

A tweet from a Tory MP about proposals to ban smoking in pub gardens has been called "repugnant" by the Board of Deputies of British Jews.

Molly-Mae Hague has spoken about her split with Tommy Fury in a video, saying: "It is not drama, it is not tea, it is not a publicity stunt."

Is it last orders for puffing with a pint? Almost certainly.

Noel Gallagher was filmed taking questions from a family while out shopping, and explained why he and his brother, Oasis lead vocalist Liam, fell out.

An official at a military cemetery was "abruptly pushed aside" during an altercation with Donald Trump's staff during a wreath-laying ceremony, but the matter is considered closed, a US Army spokesperson has said.

Swimmer Poppy Maskill has claimed ParalympicsGB's first gold medal of the Paris Games as she broke a world record in the women's S14 100m butterfly final.

Nine children and two adults have been taken to hospital after a reported chemical leak in a swimming pool.

A teenager has been found guilty of murdering a 15-year-old girl in the street after following her for 45 minutes.

Two former news editors in Hong Kong have been found guilty of sedition - the first journalists to be convicted under the law.

A man has died in hospital after a stabbing at a block of flats in Aberdeen.

A man who claimed to be a vigilante and had identified as "evil Jesus" has been found guilty of plotting to kill a prosecutor.

The men's football calendar is full and "we cannot play one more match", UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has told Sky News.

There's been a "concerning" rise in the number of complaints about home and business building insurance, with figures reaching a 10-year high, the financial ombudsman has said.

A 16-year-old has been decapitated by a shark while spearfishing in Jamaica.

A chef who has worked under Gordon Ramsay is critically injured in hospital after being attacked near the Notting Hill Carnival, police have said.

A Swansea man has been found guilty of smuggling seven migrants in a tiny hidden compartment of a van.

Israel's military says it has killed five Palestinian troops inside a mosque in Tulkarm, in the West Bank, as it continues to carry out raids in the occupied territory.

The completion of a wind farm and 260km subsea transmission link has connected the Shetland Islands to the GB electricity grid for the first time.

An "ultra rare" orange lobster has been returned to the sea after ending up in a supermarket's seafood section.

The number of people to have arrived in the UK on small boats so far this year has topped 20,000, according to the Home Office.

Two pedestrians were among the three people killed in a car crash near a pier in Anglesey, police have confirmed.

An arrest has been made in Sweden after the remains of two Britons were found in a burnt-out car.

A YouTube chef has been jailed for life for the murder of a plastic surgeon on a holiday island in Thailand.