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Who's been blamed for Los Angeles wildfires response?

The official cause of the deadly Los Angeles wildfires, fuelled by powerful winds and drought-like conditions, is yet to be determined.

'Nothing left' of Mel Gibson's house as he urges California governor to 'spend less on hair gel'

Mel Gibson says there is "nothing left" of his Hollywood home following the LA wildfires and "someone should answer" for the devastation.

Footage reveals moment 80-year-old is shot in IDF raid as UN expert says it could be 'war crime'

On 19 December, 80-year-old Palestinian grandmother Halima Abu Leil was shot in an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) raid on her neighbourhood in Balata refugee camp in Nablus, West Bank.

'Nurse' stabbed at hospital A&E department - man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder

A woman has suffered life-changing injuries after being stabbed by a member of the public at the accident and emergency department where she was working.

Off duty police officer hit by lorry and killed had stopped to help

A police officer who died after being hit by a lorry while helping at the scene of another crash "epitomises the very best of British policing", her boss has said.

The Wanted star recalls writing his will from hospital bed before heart surgery

The Wanted star Max George has told of the moment he wrote his will from a hospital bed, as he was convinced he "was going to die".

Three teenagers charged with murder after boy stabbed near bus station

Three teenagers have been charged with murder after a 17-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Bedford.

Even if Siddiq resigns, the damage may already be done to Starmer

There comes a point in the arc of most political scandals after which a resignation risks prompting more questions than it answers.

Roads shut in Peak District after 'poorly parked cars' block emergency access

Drivers have had their vehicles towed or received tickets after around 200 cars parked up in the Peak District, blocking emergency access and gritters from treating roads.

Hospital advertises for corridor nurse amid NHS winter crisis

A hospital in north London has advertised for a corridor nurse, as the NHS grapples with a winter crisis of rising pressures.

World news.

Footage reveals moment 80-year-old is shot in IDF raid as UN expert says it could be 'war crime'

On 19 December, 80-year-old Palestinian grandmother Halima Abu Leil was shot in an Israel Defence Forces (IDF) raid on her neighbourhood in Balata refugee camp in Nablus, West Bank.

Trump's Middle East envoy in ceasefire push - as head of Israeli intelligence agency sent to Qatar for talks

Donald Trump's Middle East envoy has met Israel's prime minister in an effort to secure a ceasefire deal in Gaza before the president-elect takes office on 20 January.

Explosion at fuel station in Yemen kills 15

An explosion at a fuel station in Yemen has killed 15 people and left dozens injured.

Boris Johnson brands Vladimir Putin a 'f****** idiot'

Boris Johnson has branded Russian President Vladimir Putin a "f****** idiot" over his alleged imperial ambitions.

Who's been blamed for Los Angeles wildfires response?

The official cause of the deadly Los Angeles wildfires, fuelled by powerful winds and drought-like conditions, is yet to be determined.

Pope Francis honoured by Joe Biden with highest civilian award

Pope Francis has been honoured with America's highest civilian award by President Joe Biden, who has described the pontiff as "a light of faith, hope, and love that shines brightly across the world".

As the AfD elects its chancellor candidate, the far-right party looms large over German politics

And so now it is certain. Alice Weidel will lead her far-right party into Germany's general election next month.

Ukraine says it has captured two North Korean soldiers in Russia

Ukraine has captured two North Korean soldiers fighting in Russia's Kursk region, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said.

Murray: I'll help Djokovic be 'best athlete of all time'

Andy Murray has said he thinks his coaching could help Novak Djokovic cement his claim as “the best athlete of all time”.

Donald Trump isn't the first US president to want Greenland - here's why

When President-elect Donald Trump talked about acquiring Greenland for the United States he was following a long tradition of US presidents musing about this issue.

US news.

'Nothing left' of Mel Gibson's house as he urges California governor to 'spend less on hair gel'

Mel Gibson says there is "nothing left" of his Hollywood home following the LA wildfires and "someone should answer" for the devastation.

A new world order? Why there is method in Trump's ramblings - and the UK needs to work with him

Business news.

Reeves says budget 'non-negotiable' on China trip - as former PM says she's been 'rumbled' by market turmoil

The chancellor has said the budget is "non-negotiable" on a visit to China in the face of volatile markets back in the UK.

London on alert for £17bn float of security group Verisure

The London Stock Exchange is preparing to do battle for one of Europe's biggest initial public offerings for years as Verisure, the domestic security systems provider, kicks off plans for a flotation valuing it at more than €20bn (£16.7bn).

Fresh woes for pound and long-term borrowing costs as Reeves heads for China

The pound has come under renewed pressure at the end of a torrid week for the UK currency, falling to fresh 14-month lows against the dollar.

Grim economic news raises stakes for embattled chancellor's controversial China trip

Rachel Reeves's trip to China – the first by a British chancellor since 2019 - was always going to be controversial.

Proportion of 25-34 year-olds at 'hotel of mum and dad' up a third since 2006

The proportion of 25 to 34-year-olds living with their parents has risen by more than a third in just under two decades, according to new analysis.

Why the financial market mood has shifted against the UK

As the dust settles on a tumultuous week for gilts (UK government bonds) and sterling - a week that has raised serious questions about chancellor Rachel Reeves’s stewardship of the economy - the big question many people will be asking is why investor sentiment has shifted so much against the UK in the past week.

Britain's gas storage levels 'concerningly low' after cold snap

Britain's gas storage levels are "concerningly low" with less than a week of demand available, the operator of the country's largest gas storage site has warned.

Make no mistake - Rachel Reeves's trip to China is a very big deal

Given gilt yields are rising, the pound is falling and, all things considered, markets look pretty hairy back in the UK, it's quite likely Rachel Reeves's trip to China gets overshadowed by noises off.

Family of Leicester City chairman killed in helicopter crash sue manufacturer for £2bn

Leicester City's owners have launched a landmark lawsuit against a helicopter manufacturer following the club chairman's death in a crash in 2018.

Ticket re-sales could be capped under crackdown on touts

The price of resale tickets could be capped under plans to stop the public being "fleeced" by professional touts, the government has announced.

Politics news.

Tulip Siddiq could lose job if found she broke rules amid housing allegations, cabinet member suggests

Anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq could lose her job if the investigation into her properties finds she broke government rules, a cabinet member has suggested.

Reeves says budget 'non-negotiable' on China trip - as former PM says she's been 'rumbled' by market turmoil

The chancellor has said the budget is "non-negotiable" on a visit to China in the face of volatile markets back in the UK.

Grim economic news raises stakes for embattled chancellor's controversial China trip

Rachel Reeves's trip to China – the first by a British chancellor since 2019 - was always going to be controversial.

Even if Siddiq resigns, the damage may already be done to Starmer

There comes a point in the arc of most political scandals after which a resignation risks prompting more questions than it answers.

Majority of public says Musk having a negative impact on British politics, poll finds

Half the public think Elon Musk is having a negative impact on British politics following his rants on X about Labour and Sir Keir Starmer, according to a new survey.

Alex Salmond's widow makes rare intervention to defend former first minister's legacy

The widow of Alex Salmond - who avoided public life for more than 40 years - has dramatically broken her silence and condemned attacks on her late husband.

Carrie Johnson left 'struggling to breathe' in hospital with flu and pneumonia

Carrie Johnson has begged people to get the flu jab after spending almost a week in hospital with a chest infection that left her "struggling to breathe".

UK and China selling new economic relationship as a win-win - but it's complicated

The UK has laid out a new economic relationship with China, and to use one of China's favourite phrases, both countries are selling it as a "win-win" situation.

Ten Reform councillors quit in protest over Farage's 'autocratic' leadership

Nigel Farage has said 10 Reform councillors who quit in protest over his "autocratic" leadership were put forward by a "rogue branch" of the party.

Bibby Stockholm: A controversial symbol for all that's wrong with asylum policy

From deadly bacteria to bedbugs, rotten food to fire concerns - the Bibby's 18-month stay in Portland has been both dramatic and tragic.

Technology news.

Millions of people's 'intimate' location data stolen in major hack

Millions of people using some of the world's most popular apps may have had their locations leaked in a major hack.

2024 the first year to breach global warming threshold - and it brought deadly impacts

Last year was the warmest on record, the first to breach a symbolic threshold, and brought with it deadly impacts like flooding and drought, scientists have said.

Pictures capture icy craters and sunlit plains of solar system's smallest planet

Stunning pictures of Mercury have been published revealing the sunlit plains and possibly icy craters of the smallest planet in the solar system.

Are weight loss drugs making only the wealthy healthy?

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Car maker meets electric vehicle target despite criticising the goal and closing its Luton plant

The company that owns Britain's Vauxhall car plants met the UK government's electric vehicle (EV) sales mandate last year despite publicly criticising the target and announcing the closure of its Luton factory.

Environment secretary says 'sorry' to farmers over tax 'shock' - as noisy protest impacts speech

Environment Secretary Steve Reed has apologised for the "shock" suffered by farmers after the government upped taxes on farms.

Obesity rates in UK may have peaked due to weight loss jabs

The UK may have reached peak obesity and rates could start falling rapidly later this year, Sky News has been told.

NASA astronauts stuck in space say they 'don't feel like castaways'

Two NASA astronauts who have been stuck on the International Space Station since June 2024 have said they "do not feel like castaways".

Meta's new guidelines allow users to say LGBT+ people are mentally ill

Meta's updated hate speech guidelines allow users to call people mentally ill based on their sexuality or gender identity.

OpenAI boss denies sister's sexual abuse claims

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has denied allegations of sexual abuse made by his sister.

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