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Michael Gove has dismissed a second referendum on Scottish independence as a massive distraction as he repeatedly refused to say whether the UK government will seek to block a possible vote in court.

At least 55 people - most believed to be female students - have been killed in a bomb attack on a school in west Kabul, according to Afghan government officials.

Andy Burnham has not dismissed suggestions he could mount a bid for the Labour leadership in the future, telling Sky News the party should get in touch if it were ever to feel it needed me.

Scotland's Choice: that was the slogan emblazoned across the podium Nicola Sturgeon stood at as she gave her victory speech.

Andy Burnham has not dismissed suggestions he could mount a bid for the Labour leadership in the future, telling Sky News the party should get in touch if it were ever to feel it needed me.

UK to send two Royal Navy ships to Jersey after France threatens blockade of island port The UK is sending two Royal Navy ships to Jersey "as a precaution" after threats of a French blockade of the islands main port over a post-Brexit fishing row. Downing Street confirmed Boris Johnson spoke to Chief Minister of Jersey Senator John Le Fondre on Wednesday evening "about the prospect of a blockade of Saint Helier" - the islands main town. "The prime minister and chief minister stresse...

A fleet of French fishing boats have descended on Jersey after threatening to blockade the island's main port over a post-Brexit fishing row.

Search Man United owner Avram Glazer refuses to apologise over European Super League plot, as Sky News confronts him in Florida A member of the American family that owns Manchester United has refused to apologise to fans over the disastrous attempt to form a breakaway European Super League. Sky News US correspondent Sally Lockwood caught up with Avram Glazer in Florida and offered him the chance to address supporters concerns, saying: "This an opportunity for you - an apology perhap...

Search Derek Chauvin moves for a new trial, two weeks after being convicted of George Floyds murder Former police officer Derek Chauvin has asked for a new trial, two weeks after he was found guilty of killing George Floyd. In a series of motions filed to District Court Judge Peter Cahill, Chauvins lawyer, Eric Nelson, said his client was deprived of a fair trial, adding there was prosecutorial and jury misconduct, errors of law at trial and that the verdict was contrary to law. Mr ...

Bridget Jones is on a list of international celebrities granted VIP status under the government's new points-based immigration system. V good, she would write in her diary.