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The doctors who want you to know what happened inside Iran

In Iran, the climate of fear has been restored after the clerics who run this country successfully crushed nationwide revolt.
More suspended pupils to stay in school under new government behaviour rules

More pupils suspended for bad behaviour will have to stay in school under supervision, rather than being sent home, in a bid to curb learning loss and reduce exposure to phones and social media.
FBI probes attack on Democrat Ilhan Omar - as she blames Trump

The FBI is investigating an attack on Democrat politician Ilhan Omar by a man who sprayed her with an unknown substance.
US plans to check tourists' social media 'putting people off travel'

A third of international travellers say they are less likely to visit the US if proposals to scrutinise social media accounts are brought in, according to a survey.
Sky News picks up three trophies at 2026 Political Podcast Awards

Sky News enjoyed a successful evening at the 2026 Political Podcast Awards, taking home three trophies, including Presenter of the Year and Most Original Format.
King Charles speaks of backlash he suffered due to his environmental campaigning in new documentary

The King has spoken about the criticism he faced for his environmental campaigning, saying in a new documentary that he "wasn't going to be diverted" from his climate mission.
Dame Sarah Mullally makes history as she's confirmed first female Archbishop of Canterbury

Dame Sarah Mullally has been confirmed as the first-ever female Archbishop of Canterbury, some 1,400 years after the role was created.
Kieran Humphreys jailed for violently shaking baby to death and attempting to cover it up

A man has been jailed for life for the murder of a six-month-old baby after violently shaking the child, leaving him with a fatal brain injury and lying to cover up what happened.
ICE agents involved in fatal Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti placed on administrative leave

The two agents who fired their guns during Alex Pretti's fatal shooting in Minnesota have been placed on administrative leave, according to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin.
Tributes paid to British Army officer killed during live firing training exercise

Tributes have been paid to a British Army officer who was killed during a training exercise on Sunday.

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Q Radio World News

The doctors who want you to know what happened inside Iran

In Iran, the climate of fear has been restored after the clerics who run this country successfully crushed nationwide revolt.
What is Nipah virus? The highly lethal disease causing concern across Asia

Airports across Asia have put urgent steps in place to stop the spread of a highly lethal virus.
Senior politician dies in India plane crash

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has paid tribute after a minister was killed in a plane crash which left no survivors.
'The entire hill is collapsing': Landslide in Sicily causes homes to fall off cliff edge, 1,500 evacuated

Heavy rain has tiggered a landslide in southern Sicily causing the edge of a town to collapse and forcing the evacuation of more than 1,500 people.

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Q Radio National Sport

Raheem Sterling leaves Chelsea after three and a half years ahead of January transfer deadline

Raheem Sterling has left Chelsea after three and a half years at the club.
Champions League knockout phase play-off draw: Format, dates, fixture schedule and qualified teams

The Champions League league phase is over - we know eight teams heading for the last 16, but who now has two extra games in their schedules for the right to join them, and who will they play?
Champions League play-offs and knockouts: What we know so far as Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs, Chelsea and Man City go straight into last 16

The league phase of the Champions League reached a thrilling conclusion with 18 simultaneous games and a total of 61 goals, including one by Benfica goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin.
Tyson Fury confirms comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov for April 11

Tyson Fury has confirmed his comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov as the former heavyweight champion returns to boxing.

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Q Radio Entertainment News

Chris Brown appears in London court over alleged 'bottle attack'

US singer Chris Brown has appeared in court for a short hearing ahead of a trial over an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub.
Sky News picks up three trophies at 2026 Political Podcast Awards

Sky News enjoyed a successful evening at the 2026 Political Podcast Awards, taking home three trophies, including Presenter of the Year and Most Original Format.
BBC announces interim director general

The BBC has announced who will carry the corporation forward after the departure of director general Tim Davie.
One Battle After Another leads BAFTA 2026 nominations - as Hamnet breaks a record

One Battle After Another, the politically charged dark comedy thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio as a washed-up revolutionary, leads this year's BAFTA nominations with 14 nods.

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Q Radio Business News

US plans to check tourists' social media 'putting people off travel'

A third of international travellers say they are less likely to visit the US if proposals to scrutinise social media accounts are brought in, according to a survey.
1,200 jobs at risk as The Original Factory Shop calls in administrators

The Original Factory Shop (TOFS) will this week become the latest retailer to call in administrators, putting about 1,200 jobs at risk.
Could KFC be dethroned? Rivals circle as chicken shops boom in UK

The fried chicken market has exploded in the past two years, with heavily backed newcomers such as Popeyes, Dave's and Wingstop appearing on high streets across the country.
Dollar has become a 'falling chainsaw' - what it means for you

There's a sense of crisis hanging over the US dollar - and it has consequences for all of us.

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Q Radio Quirky News

Climber Alex Honnold scales Taipei 101 skyscraper without ropes

American climber Alex Honnold ascended one of the world's tallest buildings on Sunday without a rope or protective equipment.
Stolen Fabergé pendant passed to police - quite literally

A Fabergé pendant has been recovered - after police spent six days closely monitoring the man accused of swallowing it.
Spirit animal: Raccoon gets drunk as a skunk in a booze store - and sleeps off hangover in the toilet

A raccoon has gotten as drunk as a skunk.
Is Die Hard a Christmas film? The public have spoken - and you might not like the result

It's a debate that's torn families apart for years - with selection boxes thrown in rage, and stony silences around the dinner table.
Oxford Dictionary publisher reveals Word of the Year 2025 - do you know it?

Don't get too upset, but 'rage bait' has been named by Oxford University Press as this year's Word of the Year, beating other online terms.

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Q Radio Politics

Beth Rigby: Why PM's China trip carries real consequence - including for you at home

Sir Keir Starmer's January has been the stuff of nightmares.
Tories 'on the right but appeal to the majority', says Kemi Badenoch

Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservatives have "values of the right" but that "will appeal to the majority".
Gorton and Denton by-election: Farage and Polanski could both inflict huge damage on Labour

Sir Keir Starmer has created, from nowhere, a pivotal by-election by his own hand.
Beth Rigby: Between erratic Trump and Labour unrest, Xi may not look so bad for Starmer

Be it Andy Burnham or Chinese President Xi Jinping, the prime minister was being extremely careful with his language on both the home and international front as he made his way over to Beijing for a five-day tour of China and Japan.

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Q Radio Tech News

UK rolls out free AI training, but will it save your job?

Free artificial intelligence training is being made available to everyone in the UK as the government steps up efforts to prepare the workforce for rapid technological change.
Why are some Britons getting £3.99 messages from Facebook and Instagram?

Notifications from Facebook and Instagram have been pinging to users' phones, asking if they want to pay £3.99 a month for their platforms - or continue to use them for free.
How one teenager's death could change the way social media law works

Ellen Roome began campaigning for a change in the law after her 14-year-old son died.
Doomsday Clock moved closer to midnight than ever: What is it and how does it work?

The Doomsday Clock has been moved closer than ever to midnight by scientists, a change that is said to signify that we are edging closer to the end of the world.