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Donald Trump has declared "Game Over" for his "haters" - but a long-awaited report revealed how the US president sought the firing of the man investigating his team's alleged links to Russia.

Police have told climate change protesters who plan to "shut down" Heathrow Airport tomorrow they will face a "robust response".

Paula Radcliffe believes the verdict of a landmark legal case involving Olympic champion Caster Semenya could open the door for transgender athletes to compete in women's categories without lowering their testosterone levels. 

Investigators believe an electrical short circuit was the most likely cause of the Notre-Dame fire, it has been revealed.

A British couple killed after their buggy reportedly fell 200m (656ft) into a ravine on the Greek island of Santorini were "utterly devoted to one another".

Top Premier League footballers are backing a 24-hour boycott of social media as they demand platforms do more to stop racist abuse.

A record-breaking "concreteberg" the size of a blue whale is blocking three Victorian sewers in central London.

Police have begun a murder investigation after Trainspotting 2 star Bradley Welsh was shot dead on the doorstep of his home in Edinburgh while his family were inside.

A cat has been branded a "miracle" after he jumped out of a sofa that was about to be crushed at a waste plant in Slough.

Donald Trump has declared "Game Over" for his "haters" - but a long-awaited report revealed how the US president sought the firing of the man investigating his team's alleged links to Russia.

Investigators believe an electrical short circuit was the most likely cause of the Notre-Dame fire, it has been revealed.

Kim Jong Un is to have talks with Vladimir Putin in what will be the first meeting between the two leaders.

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham are "still in a dream" and that their Champions League quarter-final victory over Manchester City is yet to sink in.

The PFA is encouraging all professional footballers to boycott social media on Friday in a stand against racism.

Alex McLeish has been sacked as head coach of Scotland, the Scottish FA has confirmed.

It was the game that had it all. Sky Sports picks out the talking points from Tottenham's Champions League win over Man City and what it means for the rematch...

Love Island star Sophie Gradon hanged herself after drinking alcohol and taking cocaine, a coroner has found.

Little Mix star Perrie Edwards has revealed she struggles with anxiety and panic attacks, opening up to her fans to help others going through similar experiences.

Liverpool star Mo Salah has been named among Time's 100 most influential people of 2019.

Actress Mya-Lecia Naylor, who starred in CBBC's Millie Inbetween and Almost Never, has died aged 16.

Police have begun a murder investigation after Trainspotting 2 star Bradley Welsh was shot dead on the doorstep of his home in Edinburgh while his family were inside.

Debenhams has confirmed that its chief executive Sergio Bucher will step down this week, days after the troubled retailer entered into administration and was taken over by its lenders.

The commercial property group which owns London's Brent Cross shopping centre is facing a bruising shareholder revolt this month over multi-million pound share awards to top executives.

British shops have benefited from a milder March in comparison with last year's "Beast from the East", according to new figures.

Shares in social media website Pinterest soared by more than 25% when the company's stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

The thousands of tourists who drive down San Francisco's famous crooked street each year could soon have to pay for the privilege.

A US man is suing his parents after they destroyed his massive pornography collection, which he claims was worth $29,000 (£22,139).

Police are searching for a wanted man who evaded capture at his home by dropping into an escape route under the floor.

The face of a dog that lived around 4,500 years ago has been reconstructed after a skull was found in an ancient burial mound.

A campaign has been launched to make Scottish currency legal tender across the UK after Judy Murray was told she couldn't buy doughnuts with it.

UKIP's leader has dismissed Nigel Farage's Brexit Party, telling Sky News it is "not a proper political party".

The Kentish seaport of Ramsgate played an unwanted cameo role in the unfolding saga of Brexit.

More than half of people believe Labour has a "serious antisemitism problem", a new poll has revealed.

The possibility of a technological solution to the Brexit Northern Ireland border issue could be more than a decade away, according to a Home Office document seen by Sky News.

The British National Party (BNP) and the English Defence League (EDL) are among a number of far-right groups that have been banned by Facebook.

Examples of Samsung's new foldable smartphone have broken after just two days, according to reviewers.

Amazon has announced that it is closing its online store in China after struggling to gain a foothold in the world's most populous nation.

Shares in social media website Pinterest soared by more than 25% when the company's stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.