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Mozambique insurgency: Unseen pictures show 'carnage' of Islamic State attack that killed British man Mozambique is in the throes of an insurgency by Islamic State-linked militants, which has left a British man among those killed. Dozens were killed in an attack last month in the town of Palma - with Briton Philip Mawer among them. Chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay reports on pictures of the aftermath passed exclusively to Sky News. The first pictures of the attack by Islamist militants on the northern Mozambique town of Palma show scenes of absolute carnage and a hectic rescue ...

Another 10 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported in the UK for the second day running, while new cases are at their lowest since early September.

Taiwan: At least 48 killed and dozens injured after train 'crashes into truck' and derails At least 48 people have died and more than 100 others have been injured after a train derailed in eastern Taiwan, officials have said. The train, carrying around 490 people, is believed to have come off the rails in a tunnel just north of Hualien causing some carriages to hit the wall of the tunnel. It is believed to have hit a truck that was "not parked properly" and is suspected to have slid onto the train tracks in the mountainous area, the official Central News Agency said. Between 80 an...

North-east hospital patients to benefit from new surgical robots NHS Grampian has unveiled three new surgical robots as part of a £3.5 million investment in improving patient care and reducing waiting times in the region.   Medics in the north-east were the first at a board in Scotland to have a robotic-assisted surgical system in 2015, and since then have seen improved and shorter recovery times for those who are operated on using them. The latest cutting-edge surgical technology, two new da Vinci Xi robots, and a Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery System for orthopaedic jo...

North-east rail passengers face second weekend of disruption due to strike action Rail passengers in the north-east are facing a second weekend of disruption due to strike action. Members of the RMT union will walk out on Sunday in a dispute with ScotRail over rest day working pay. Staff already took part in industrial action last Sunday, resulting in services to and from Aberdeen being cancelled. Mick Cash, RMT general secretary, said: "I have no doubt that our ScotRail members will continue to show full support and stand shoulder to shoulder during the days of industrial action ...