Health secretary plans to bring back 'sex-specific language' to NHS
Transgender women will be banned from being treated in female hospital wards in England, under new proposals suggested by the health secretary.
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Food prices 'see month-on-month fall for first time in two years'
Food prices have dropped for the first month in more than two years, according to an industry lobby group that says food inflation is now in single digits.
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Trump generated 'more than $100m' through fraud, court hears
Donald Trump is accused of raising more than $100m by lying about the value of his real estate empire, as he attacked the judge overseeing his civil fraud trial.
Tory London mayor candidate suggests Jewish people are 'frightened' by Sadiq Khan
The Conservative Party candidate for London mayor has been urged to apologise after she claimed Jewish communities were "frightened" by Sadiq Khan.
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First-ever space debris fine issued
A company has been fined by the US government for leaving junk in space.
Huge fireball lights up sky - as cause of explosion revealed
A lightning strike has caused an explosion and a huge fireball in Oxfordshire.
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Apple set to fix overheating iPhone 15 - and blames apps like Uber and Meta for problem
Apple is blaming a software bug and issues tied to apps like Instagram and Uber for causing its recently released iPhone 15 models to get too hot.
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Cheap malaria vaccine approved for global rollout
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved a low-cost, readily available vaccine for malaria that promises to help ease one of the greatest disease burdens on the developing world.
Parents who kill their partner to automatically lose rights over their children
Parents who kill their partners will have any rights over their children automatically suspended while they serve time in prison under plans to be unveiled by the justice secretary.
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'Something's not right': Family seeks answers after British man's death in Vietnam
The family of a British man have said "we don't know what to believe" over the circumstances of his death during a holiday in Vietnam.
COVID inquiry turns its focus to politicians
The second part of the public inquiry into the UK coronavirus response starts today, focusing on "core decision making and political governance".
Former Man City and England striker Francis Lee dies
Former Manchester City player and chairman Francis Lee has died at the age of 79 following a battle with cancer, the club have announced.
Northern leg of HS2 to Manchester will be scrapped
The northern leg of the HS2 line is set to be scrapped, Sky News understands.
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Thousands of fish and 100 dolphins dead as Amazon water hits record-breaking temperatures
More than 100 dolphins and thousands of fish have been found dead in the Brazilian Amazon as drought and record-breaking high temperatures grip the region.
Employers who spy on their staff must let them know how and why, warns privacy watchdog
Employers must be clear with their staff about the use of workplace monitoring, the UK's privacy watchdog has warned.