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The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary has told Sky News that while public ownership is part of some of Labour's plans, it is "not the solution" for t

The Business Secretary has told Sky News that the price cap on consumers' energy bills "will not be moved" this winter. Meanwhile, Kwasi Kwarteng sai

During a visit to Calais, France's Interior Minister was asked by Sky's Europe Correspondent Adam Parsons why so many boats were arriving in Britain d

A first look at Sunday's front pages, with journalist and author Christina Patterson, and columnist at The Article, Ali Miraj. For a sneak peek at th

Darkness swallows Lebanon whole after electricity suppliers had to shut down because of the inflated cost of petrol. It's feared the outage could las

A 16-day-old baby is among the many migrants risking everything to cross the Channel from France to reach British shores. After being brought ashore

Wildlife expert Chris Packham has joined more than 100 children to personally deliver a petition to Buckingham Palace calling on the Royal Family to r

A phone service to help protect women travelling alone has been described as a "plaster" by critics who say the solution to male violence is not furth

Business leaders have called for the price cap that protects households from sharp rises in gas prices to be extended to companies that employ fewer t

The National Farmers Union has warned that some of its members are facing disaster -- with as many as 100,000 pigs being slaughtered and incinerated b