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The pest control man from the council has just turned up. He is back at James and Oscar's home laying more poison that the rats keep eating.

The London Victims' Commissioner has called for it to be easier to appeal lenient sentences after it emerged the case of Huw Edwards cannot be reviewed.

Lebanon has been rocked by a second wave of blasts, this time linked to hand-held radios, as reports have emerged that solar energy systems have exploded in several areas as well.

Sir Keir Starmer has received substantially more freebies than any other MP since becoming Labour leader, Sky News can reveal.

ITV's chief executive has defended allowing Ed Balls to interview his wife, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, but said it will not happen again.

Heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk has thanked people for their "concern" after he was detained at Poland's Krakow airport.

The day after the attack, there are still more questions than answers: how did Israel tamper with the pagers, how were the devices remotely detonated, and, most importantly as we look forward, why now?

The thin blue line of policing is being "dangerously stretched" because of a homeless and mental health crisis, racial and religious disharmony, and criminals' use of new technology, according to Britain's top cop.

US interest rates have been slashed for the first time in more than four years - by more than many expected - amid fears the world's largest economy is flagging.

Liberal Democrats leader Sir Ed Davey has unveiled his new top team after the party took a record number of seats at the general election.

Train drivers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a multi-year pay deal, ending a two-year dispute at 16 rail companies.

Sky News' Data and Forensics team has spoken to four experts to answer the question - how does a pager or hand-held radio explode?

In the Polish town of Zagan, there's no time to lose.

A health watchdog has warned that failings identified within NHS maternity services across England are "more widespread" than previously thought.

More than 5,000 firefighters are battling more than 100 wildfires in northern Portugal, where seven people have died and hundreds of thousands are in danger.

There's raw anger and real fear on the streets of Lebanon after two days of multiple explosions involving communication devices.