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From Blind Date to No 10 - who is Andy Burnham's wife Marie-France van Heel?She went on Cilla Black's Blind Date, chose a man who became a Conservative Party official - and is now about to move into 10 Downing Street with Labour's new prime minister.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate held in 'solitary confinement', lawyer claimsAndrew and Tristan Tate are being held in "solitary confinement" following their arrest in Miami, their lawyer claims.
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Taxi driver 'wrongly jailed for 10 months' over murder bid suing policeA taxi driver is suing Police Scotland over claims he spent 10 months in a prison after being wrongly arrested as part of a murder plot.
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Firefighters battling blaze at Arthur's Seat in EdinburghFirefighters are battling a blaze that broke out at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh on Sunday evening.
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Man denies murdering mother who was shot outside Sheffield barA man has denied murdering a mother who was shot dead outside a Sheffield bar.
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Man in his 20s dies in 'tragic incident' off North Tyneside coastA man has died, and another left in a serious condition, after they got into difficulty in the sea off North Tyneside, police said.
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Ebola outbreak fastest growing epidemic on record as deaths rise againThe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has now claimed 930 lives, the country's health ministry has said.
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Broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton, who had prostate cancer, diesNewsreader and journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68.
Top Sports News from Sky
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Tuchel's subs, Rodri's rank, Messi's masterclass - World Cup highs & lowsAs the World Cup draws to a close, with Spain crowned champions for the second time in their history, Sky Sports writers reflect on a tournament that captured the world's attention - but also suffered its fair share of controversy.
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'Rogers move is crazy money for a player Chelsea don't need!'In his latest column, Sky Sports' Paul Merson gives his reaction to Morgan Rogers' stunning £117m move to Chelsea.
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Should golfers be made to speak to media? 'McIlroy fed up of Bryson's circus'I think Bryson DeChambeau is entertaining and is always box office, but this caper at The Open this week was not for me.
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'Nothing to blame them for' - Argentina papers defend team after dismal final and brawlArgentina's national media defended their team's performance in the World Cup final - despite a defensive and ill-disciplined display.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton, who had prostate cancer, diesNewsreader and journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate held in 'solitary confinement', lawyer claimsAndrew and Tristan Tate are being held in "solitary confinement" following their arrest in Miami, their lawyer claims.
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Home Alone 2 actress has diedBrenda Fricker - the first Irish woman to win an Oscar - has died aged 81, her agent said.
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Singer welcomes plans to test newborns for debilitating muscle-wasting conditionNewborn babies across England will be tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) - a rare condition which causes progressive muscle wastage - from the end of this year, the Department of Health has announced.
Business News from Sky
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TG Jones owner Modella weighs tilt at Harvey NicholsThe prolific retail investor, which last month won approval for a deal to avert the collapse of WHSmith's former high street arm, is weighing a bid for Harvey Nichols, the upmarket department store chain.
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Under-fire pollster YouGov eyes Levings as next bossA former boss of the market research firm Kantar's operations in the Americas has been shortlisted to become the next chief executive of YouGov, the under-fire London-listed polling firm.
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Queues close to an hour at Dover ahead of one of the busiest weekends for driversQueues close to an hour formed at the Port of Dover on Friday night, ahead of what's expected to be one of the busiest weekends in years for drivers.
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Thames Water lenders plot legal fight with Burnham over nationalisationThe group of investors engaged in a rescue bid for Thames Water are plotting a multibillion pound legal battle with Andy Burnham's new government if it forcibly nationalises Britain's biggest water company.