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The government is spending £705m on new border controls and staff as the UK prepares to fully leave the EU at the end of this year.

German engineering company Festo has created robotic birds capable of amazingly realistic flight.

A British student who travelled to Syria to join the Islamic State (IS) group has been killed in the prison where he was being held. 

More employees should return to work rather than stay at home to ensure "the economic engines of this country are fired up again", Michael Gove has told Sky News.

It's been an amazing journey, 22 years performing on Sky Sports, nearly 10 years with a chronic degenerative neurological condition. Quite an innings, doing the best job in the world.

Huawei has "close linkage" to the Chinese military, a former spy chief has told Sky News as he said he expected the Government to halt the involvement of the tech giant in the UK's 5G network.

Claims of defecating in bed, accusations of dangling a dog out of a moving car, writing on a mirror in blood and tales of drug and alcohol abuse - after an extraordinary week at the High Court in London the world has seemingly heard every single detail of the now not-so private lives of Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard.

A scheme using drones to deliver coronavirus test kits and medical supplies to a Scottish island has received government funding to help tackle the pandemic.

A COVID-19 vaccine could be rolled out across the country in the first half of next year if trials are successful, according to a leading UK scientist.

Restrictions on public transport use are to be eased, according to a report, as the government tries to encourage people to return to work.

Lewis Hamilton said he was "over the moon" to rebound in Austria with a dominant first win of the F1 season, as he also reflected on a "beautiful" moment before the race when Mercedes joined him in taking a knee.

West Midlands Police have arrested a 12-year-old boy after racist messages were sent to Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha ahead of Sunday's match against Aston Villa.

"It felt a little bit like just pure nostalgia, which is enjoyable but it's also a bit worrying," says Mike Skinner, thoughtfully. "I think no one wants to totally dwell on the past."

Wearing face masks in shops is "absolutely a good idea" but it should be left to people's judgement, a Tory cabinet minister has said as Labour backed making it obligatory.

Bosnians have been marking the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre, the only crime in Europe since the Second World War that has been classified a genocide.

Seamus Coleman gave a frank and outspoken assessment of Everton's performance at Wolves, criticising the players' desire, commitment and attitude.

An Australian trucker managed to fight off a highly venomous snake while doing 70mph along a busy road.

Iain Duncan Smith has said the UK should learn from what happened in the 1930s when it comes to present day China - and the government should review its contracts in the strategic nuclear sector and other areas of national security.