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iStock file pic Campaign to Reduce Tailgating Fatalities Revealed in UK News Energy bills: Network charges to increase as price cap eases ‘My lungs felt as though they were drowning in blood’: Stab victim shares harrowing experience of knife crime | UK News Stab victim describes feeling like lungs filled with blood White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt holds a note from President Trump to Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell. Pic: AP Trump criticizes Fed chair Jerome Powell again, saying he ‘should be ashamed’ Former Tory minister George Freeman suspended as trade envoy over ‘cash for questions’ allegations

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Campaign to Reduce Tailgating Fatalities Revealed in UK News
Energy bills: Network charges to increase as price cap eases
‘My lungs felt as though they were drowning in blood’: Stab victim shares harrowing experience of knife crime | UK News Stab victim describes feeling like lungs filled with blood
Trump criticizes Fed chair Jerome Powell again, saying he ‘should be ashamed’
Former Tory minister George Freeman suspended as trade envoy over ‘cash for questions’ allegations
New photos reveal wreckage of sunken superyacht where British billionaire and daughter died in storm
Wimbledon 2025: Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter begin campaigns in English
Miliband eyes support for oil refineries post Lindsey collapse
Dozens of Members of Parliament are urging Sir Keir Starmer to promptly establish a visa program similar to the one implemented for Ukrainians for Gazans with relatives in the UK. In an exclusive letter obtained by Sky News, 67 MPs and Lords from various political backgrounds have called on the Prime Minister and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to introduce a «Gaza Family Scheme» to facilitate the reunion of Palestinians with their loved ones in the UK until it is safe for them to return. The letter emphasizes the need for the UK to show the same compassion to Palestinian families as it did to those fleeing persecution in Ukraine and Hong Kong. Numerous Members of Parliament are urging Starmer to promptly establish a visa scheme similar to the one in Ukraine for Gazans. Labour MP Marsha de Cordova, in collaboration with the Gaza Families Reunited campaign, emphasized the importance of a Gaza Family Visa Scheme as a demonstration of the government’s commitment to assisting families affected by conflict. The MPs highlighted the devastating toll of the conflict in Gaza, with thousands of Palestinians killed and many families separated. They pointed out the challenges faced by Palestinians trying to navigate the immigration system, urging the government to take action to reunite families and provide support for those in need. The letter also emphasized the UK’s responsibility towards Palestinians in Gaza and called for accountability for Israel’s actions. Ghassan Ghaban, spokesperson for Gaza Families Reunited, stressed the importance of family unity as a fundamental human right and urged the government to prioritize the safety of British Palestinians and their relatives. He highlighted the need for the UK to extend support to Palestinians in Gaza, similar to the assistance provided to other refugees from conflict zones.
Labour backbench rebellion forces government retreat on welfare reforms, leading to concessions being revealed.
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Campaign to Reduce Tailgating Fatalities Revealed in UK News

Jul 1, 2025 Staff
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Energy bills: Network charges to increase as price cap eases

Jul 1, 2025 Staff
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‘My lungs felt as though they were drowning in blood’: Stab victim shares harrowing experience of knife crime | UK News Stab victim describes feeling like lungs filled with blood

Jul 1, 2025 Staff
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Trump criticizes Fed chair Jerome Powell again, saying he ‘should be ashamed’

Jul 1, 2025 Staff
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Former Tory minister George Freeman suspended as trade envoy over ‘cash for questions’ allegations

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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New photos reveal wreckage of sunken superyacht where British billionaire and daughter died in storm

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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Wimbledon 2025: Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter begin campaigns in English

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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Miliband eyes support for oil refineries post Lindsey collapse

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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Dozens of Members of Parliament are urging Sir Keir Starmer to promptly establish a visa program similar to the one implemented for Ukrainians for Gazans with relatives in the UK. In an exclusive letter obtained by Sky News, 67 MPs and Lords from various political backgrounds have called on the Prime Minister and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to introduce a «Gaza Family Scheme» to facilitate the reunion of Palestinians with their loved ones in the UK until it is safe for them to return. The letter emphasizes the need for the UK to show the same compassion to Palestinian families as it did to those fleeing persecution in Ukraine and Hong Kong. Numerous Members of Parliament are urging Starmer to promptly establish a visa scheme similar to the one in Ukraine for Gazans. Labour MP Marsha de Cordova, in collaboration with the Gaza Families Reunited campaign, emphasized the importance of a Gaza Family Visa Scheme as a demonstration of the government’s commitment to assisting families affected by conflict. The MPs highlighted the devastating toll of the conflict in Gaza, with thousands of Palestinians killed and many families separated. They pointed out the challenges faced by Palestinians trying to navigate the immigration system, urging the government to take action to reunite families and provide support for those in need. The letter also emphasized the UK’s responsibility towards Palestinians in Gaza and called for accountability for Israel’s actions. Ghassan Ghaban, spokesperson for Gaza Families Reunited, stressed the importance of family unity as a fundamental human right and urged the government to prioritize the safety of British Palestinians and their relatives. He highlighted the need for the UK to extend support to Palestinians in Gaza, similar to the assistance provided to other refugees from conflict zones.

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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Labour backbench rebellion forces government retreat on welfare reforms, leading to concessions being revealed.

Jun 30, 2025 Staff
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Spanish-owned Scottish Power in talks with Ovo Energy for merger

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

Scottish Power, the Spanish-owned energy supplier, and larger rival Ovo Energy have initiated preliminary discussions about a potential merger that could result in a company catering to over six million…

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Two men arrested for theft of four ‘iconic’ statues from Iford Manor in Wiltshire

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

Two individuals have been apprehended following the disappearance of four sculptures from Iford Manor in Wiltshire. Law enforcement disclosed that suspects unlawfully entered the premises near Bradford-on-Avon during the night…

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RTL Group acquires Sky Deutschland for €150m

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

Sky Deutschland has been acquired by multinational media conglomerate RTL Group for an initial €150m. The two companies are coming together to form a brand with approximately 11.5 million paying…

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Amber health alert issued as temperatures may hit 30C today in the UK

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

Temperatures could reach 30C today as a new amber health heat alert begins another four days of hot weather across the UK. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) alert –…

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Nike Warns Trump Tariffs Could Cost $1bn

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

Nike’s costs will go up $1bn (£728m) this year if US President Donald Trump’s tariffs remain at the current level, the company has told investors. It follows a warning from…

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Man charged with murder as body found in search for missing Coventry woman

Jun 28, 2025 Staff

A body has been found in the search for a woman who was last seen in Coventry – as a man has been charged with murder. Reanne Coulson, 34, went…

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New Look owners seek bankers for high street exit bid

Jun 27, 2025 Staff

New Look is to hire investment bankers to undertake a strategic review which is expected to trigger an auction of the high street fashion chain. Sky News has learnt that…

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PM defends U-turn on welfare concessions as «common sense» and necessary

Jun 27, 2025 Staff

Sir Keir Starmer stated that adjustments to his welfare bill represent an appropriate compromise after accommodating the concerns of his backbench MPs. The prime minister characterized the reversal as a…

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Sky News Business Podcast: Updates on Welfare Reforms, Bond Markets, and Skills

Jun 27, 2025 Staff

As Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer backs down over planned cuts to disability entitlements, Paul Kelso discusses the latest developments with Simon French, chief economist and head of research at…

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Three individuals, including two men and a woman, have been apprehended on suspicion of a terrorist offense following the defacement of two aircraft at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire, according to authorities. Another woman has also been detained on suspicion of aiding an offender. The arrests were made on Thursday in Newbury, Berkshire, and London, in connection with an incident during which two planes at RAF Brize Norton were damaged in the early hours of the previous Friday, as per Counter Terrorism Policing South East. The suspects, a 29-year-old woman and two men aged 36 and 24, all from London, were taken into custody for allegedly committing terrorist acts. Additionally, a 41-year-old woman was detained for assisting an offender. According to Palestine Action, the group responsible for the vandalism at the airbase in Oxfordshire, activists infiltrated the facility and used electric scooters to access the aircraft, where they proceeded to spray paint into the engines and cause further damage with crowbars. The group’s statement mentioned that red paint was sprayed into the turbine engines to symbolize Palestinian bloodshed, and a Palestine flag was left at the scene. The breach at Brize Norton, the largest RAF station in the UK, prompted a security review across the entire defense estate. The incident, which was described as «absolutely staggering» by Ben Obese-Jecty, a Tory MP and former Army officer, was condemned by Sir Keir Starmer as a «disgraceful act of vandalism» against the Armed Forces. Four individuals arrested for vandalizing aircraft at RAF Brize Norton, leading to proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organization

Jun 27, 2025 Staff

According to police, two men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of a terror offense after two aircraft were damaged at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire. Additionally, a…

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