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Police have recovered £1.6 million worth of drugs after a raid in Falkirk.

Workers who've been directly affected by the Grangemouth refinery closure are to receive additional targeted support.

Seven crews are dealing with a "well-developed" fire at a factory in Cowie.

Falkirk will be allowed to use their artificial surface next season.

Police have released new details about the killer in the US Catholic school shooting - including that they "idolised" mass murderers and they wanted to "watch children suffer".

After all those raised hopes of peace, Ukraine has been hit by the second-worst night of Russian air attacks since the war began.

The cost of Mounjaro, one of Britain's biggest-selling weight loss drugs, will be heavily discounted across UK pharmacies when the official list price soars next week, Sky News has learned.

Four-time Tour de France-winning cyclist Chris Froome has been airlifted to hospital following a "serious" crash in training.

Tennis star Jelena Ostapenko has denied she was racist after reportedly telling Taylor Townsend she has "no class" and "no education" during a fiery exchange at the US Open.

The creativity at Manchester United these days is finding ways of sinking to new lows.

A South Wales Police officer should face a gross misconduct hearing after two teenagers died in an e-bike crash, a watchdog has said.

A British couple detained in Iran have been "suddenly whisked" to a courtroom in the country's capital, Tehran, their family have said.

BAFTA-winning actor Micheal Ward has been granted bail after appearing in court charged with two counts of rape.

A Banksy artwork, where a glass police box looks like a tank of piranhas, has been moved into protective storage ahead of its display at the London Museum's new location.

Taylor Swift has announced she is getting married to her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

Former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan has called on men to "demand" a prostate cancer test and for the government to actively offer screenings, after his own stage-four diagnosis.

Ruben Amorim said "something has to change" after Manchester United's defeat to Grimsby Town, but that it could not be "22 players again".

A new low? Quite possibly. Defeat to fourth-tier opposition for the first time in the club's long and storied history, to use a Ruben Amorim phrase, speaks loudly. Manchester United are at another crisis point just three winless games into the new season.

Newcastle have opened the door for Liverpool to make a British-record bid for Alexander Isak.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City were all handed trips to League One sides hoping to cause an upset in the Carabao Cup third round draw.