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What we know about deadly New Year's fire at Swiss ski resort
Dozens of people are presumed dead and around 100 others have been injured after a fire during New Year's Eve celebrations at a bar in the Swiss Alps.
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Witness saw people 'walking on top of others' as they tried to escape fire in packed Switzerland bar
A man who witnessed a bar fire in Switzerland has told Sky News he saw patrons walking over people as they tried to escape the packed venue.
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Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani sworn in as New York City mayor ahead of public ceremony
New York's new mayor Zohran Mamdani has made history and been inaugurated in a disused subway station.
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Why there's no escape from Delhi's biggest killer
"The air is absolutely poison, in the last two years we've not had even one single good a day in spite of the monsoon rain," says Bhavreen Kandhari, an activist spearheading a public movement on clean air.
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Anthony Joshua pays respects to friends killed in road crash
Anthony Joshua has been discharged from hospital days after a car crash in Nigeria that killed two of his close friends.
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Finland police seize vessel suspected of damaging Baltic Sea cable
Finnish police have seized a cargo vessel suspected of damaging an undersea cable.
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Iranian protesters attempt to break in to government building
Iranian protesters attempted to storm a local government building on Wednesday, state media reported, as demonstrations over the cost of living reached their fourth day.
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New Year's Eve across the world - in pictures
All the world's countries have now welcomed in 2026.
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Passenger describes being stranded on Eurostar train overnight - as disruption continues
Passengers have been stuck on a Eurostar train for hours overnight, after the train network was forced to cancel large parts of its London-Europe service on Tuesday.
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British nationals involved in Machu Picchu train crash, says Foreign Office
British nationals have been involved in a train collision near Machu Picchu in Peru, the Foreign Office said.


