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Two astronauts who are set to be stuck in space for eight months have said the International Space Station is now their "happy place" but admitted to "tough times".

A British citizen is among 37 people who have been sentenced to death in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) after being found guilty of an attempted coup in the central African country.

Prince Harry will mark his 40th with friends and family in America, before having a birthday getaway with his closest mates, Sky News understands.

A teenager has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people died in a flat in Luton, police have said.

The mother of a young girl treated by a surgeon accused of carrying out "inappropriate and unnecessary" operations has told Sky News her daughter had to use a wheelchair for nearly two years after surgery.

Two of Britain's biggest newspaper publishers are taking the axe to their US workforces, slashing scores of jobs in the latest evidence of mounting financial pressures across the media sector.

The weather in the UK this weekend is set to be warmer after an "especially cold" Thursday night.

The lawyer for those affected by Capture software predating the faulty Horizon system says his "belief" is that the "report is going to be positive".

A former Metropolitan Police officer has been jailed for 16 months after he admitted stealing money from a man who died after collapsing.

A teenager who appeared in Freddie Flintoff's Field Of Dreams series has died in a car crash.

Workers at aircraft maker Boeing are to go on strike for the first time since the global financial crash, piling more pressure on the troubled company.

A police officer fined £1,500 for assault after wrongly arresting a woman for not paying a bus fare has had his conviction overturned.

North Korea has given a rare insight into the heart of its secretive nuclear weapons programme which produces fuel for atomic bombs.

David Beckham, Nancy Dell'Olio, and Roy Hodgson were among the mourners at Sven-Goran Eriksson's funeral in Sweden on Friday.

The Repair Shop presenter Jay Blades has been charged with controlling and coercive behaviour against his estranged wife.

Stargazers have been sharing stunning images of the Northern Lights that were visible across parts of the UK on Thursday night.

There has been no impact assessment of how the decision to strip millions of pensioners of winter fuel payments will affect them, Keir Starmer has said.

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National day celebrations have been cancelled and schools shut after 12 people died during days of violence blamed on a Sinaloa drug cartel turf war.

Assisted dying should be legalised in England, according to a panel made up of members of the public.

A proposal to build a new 50-mile railway line as a cheaper but slower alternative to a scrapped section of HS2 has been unveiled.