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Aberdeen singer tells all about viral duet with Niall Horan
We've been hearing from a Niall Horan fan who got the chance to duet with the star on Saturday night.
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Man, 34, jailed for voyeurism and stalking in Aberdeen
A man has been jailed for cases of voyeurism and stalking in Aberdeen.
Headlines
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Long-range missile approval would put NATO - including UK and US - 'at war' with Russia, Putin warns
President Vladimir Putin has warned that allowing Ukraine to strike Russian territory with Western-made long-range missiles would put NATO "at war" with Russia.
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'I hope they won't reach us' - Russian fears grow over long-range missile strikes
The last time war came to Oryol was 1941. It came under Nazi occupation, before becoming one of the first major cities to be liberated by the Soviet Red Army.
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Sky News investigation finds over 70,000 TikTok posts using Nazi recordings
Warning: This story contains offensive language, including antisemitic content.
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Northern Lights: Stargazers share stunning images of aurora borealis
Stargazers have been sharing stunning images of the Northern Lights that were visible across parts of the UK on Thursday night.
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Baroness Harman backs pledge to kick peers out of Lords at 80
Baroness Harman has urged the prime minister to stick to his manifesto pledge to kick peers out of the House of Lords when they turn 80.
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Plan to build cheaper version of scrapped HS2 northern leg unveiled - and journeys would only be 15 minutes longer
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.
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Winter fuel payments: Sir Keir Starmer says no impact assessment has been carried out
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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Assisted dying should be allowed in England, according to 'citizens' jury'
Assisted dying should be legalised in England, according to a panel made up of members of the public.
UK News
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Sir Keir Starmer says Russia started Ukraine war and 'could end the conflict straight away'
Sir Keir Starmer has said that Russia started the Ukraine war and "could end the conflict straight away".
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Northern Lights: Stargazers share stunning images of aurora borealis
Stargazers have been sharing stunning images of the Northern Lights that were visible across parts of the UK on Thursday night.
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Revenge porn laws to be strengthened to make online firms do more to prevent 'humiliation and suffering'
Sharing revenge porn will be upgraded to the most serious type of offence in a change to the Online Safety Act.
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Baroness Harman backs pledge to kick peers out of Lords at 80
Baroness Harman has urged the prime minister to stick to his manifesto pledge to kick peers out of the House of Lords when they turn 80.
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Plan to build cheaper version of scrapped HS2 northern leg unveiled - and journeys would only be 15 minutes longer
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.
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Winter fuel payments: Sir Keir Starmer says no impact assessment has been carried out
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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Assisted dying should be allowed in England, according to 'citizens' jury'
Assisted dying should be legalised in England, according to a panel made up of members of the public.
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Sir Keir Starmer says there is no money for the NHS without reform, as he admits plan will take 'years not months'
The NHS will not get any more funding without reforming, Sir Keir Starmer has said as he laid out a 10-year plan to fix the health service.
National Sport
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Solheim Cup 2024: Charley Hull and Esther Henseleit to lead out Team Europe in Friday foursomes against Team USA
England's Charley Hull will begin Team Europe's bid for more Solheim Cup history as she partners rookie Esther Henseleit in the opening match of the Friday foursomes.
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England vs Australia: Travis Head sets tourists on way to solid victory over rivals in first T20I
England suffered a heavy defeat to rivals Australia in the first T20I after Travis Head hit a brilliant half-century at the Utilita Bowl in Southampton.
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Lee Carsley 'up for' England's 'impossible job' after Nations League victories
Lee Carsley insists he is "up for" the England manager's position and says as far as he’s concerned, the role is no longer the "impossible job".
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Mikel Arteta agrees new Arsenal contract after five-phase plan, job title change and Edu bond helps transform club
The advancement has been so pronounced and the transformation that effective, it probably slips the mind that during his first nine months at Arsenal, Mikel Arteta's status was simply 'head coach.'
World News
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'I hope they won't reach us' - Russian fears grow over long-range missile strikes
The last time war came to Oryol was 1941. It came under Nazi occupation, before becoming one of the first major cities to be liberated by the Soviet Red Army.
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Long-range missile approval would put NATO - including UK and US - 'at war' with Russia, Putin warns
President Vladimir Putin has warned that allowing Ukraine to strike Russian territory with Western-made long-range missiles would put NATO "at war" with Russia.
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Sky News investigation finds over 70,000 TikTok posts using Nazi recordings
Warning: This story contains offensive language, including antisemitic content.
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Trump's cats and dogs conspiracy is fantasy world stuff with real world consequences
The moment Donald Trump uttered the words at the debate on Tuesday night I knew I'd be off to Springfield.
Business News
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National debt to triple due to climate change and sick population - OBR
The gap between how much money the state takes in and its spending will triple in the next 50 years, according to independent forecasters.
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Tesco loses Supreme Court 'fire and rehire' fight
Tesco says it will accept a Supreme Court ruling in a so-called 'fire and rehire' case amid government efforts to bolster workers' rights.
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Second interest rate cut by European Central Bank as growth falters
The European Central Bank (ECB) has moved to cut borrowing costs again as the inflation threat continues to abate while economic growth falters.
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Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary 'happy' to introduce two-drink booze limit on flights
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has said he is prepared to introduce a two-drink limit on his planes - if the same rule is applied to airport bars.
Entertainment News
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Harvey Weinstein indicted on new sex crimes charges
Disgraced Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein has been indicted on additional sex crimes charges in New York.
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Con artist Anna Sorokin appears at New York fashion show with bejewelled ankle tag
Anna Sorokin, a Russian con artist who posed as a German heiress while scamming New York's elite out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, has appeared at a fashion show with a bejewelled ankle tag.
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MTV VMAs: Taylor Swift matches Beyonce as most-awarded artist while Katy Perry shocks on stage
Taylor Swift has won seven gongs at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs), equalling Beyonce in a career total of 30 and matching her as most-awarded musician in VMAs history.
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Jon Bon Jovi helps 'distraught' woman to step away from ledge of Nashville bridge
Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi has been captured on camera helping to persuade a "distraught" woman to step away from the ledge of a bridge in Nashville.
Unusual News
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New statue of Queen Elizabeth II divides opinion
A new sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II in Northern Ireland has divided opinion.
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Disney superfan's home up for sale in Wales - with huge murals and a sweet kingdom bedroom
Disney superfans dreaming of A Whole New World may have found what they are looking for - in the form of their dream home.
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Where did Donald Trump's pet-eating claims come from?
Donald Trump has repeated claims that immigrants in an Ohio town are eating the pets of other residents.
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Airbus Beluga lands at London's Heathrow Airport
An unusually-shaped plane has landed at London's Heathrow Airport to deliver spare parts.