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Watch Sky News: A Sky News team witnessed a dead child being pulled from the rubble in Gaza and desperate attempts to dig out survivors following an Israeli drone strike; clearing asylum backlog 'created another crisis' as refugees left homeless, charities say; and today marks 35 years since the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 - and a series of events will take place in memory of those who died.

Watch Sky News: Friends star Matthew Perry's death was an accident from the "acute effects of ketamine", a post-mortem has found; The Israeli military has mistakenly killed three hostages held in Gaza after wrongly identifying them as a threat and Steve Coogan has praised "brave" Prince Harry after a judge found that the royal's phone was hacked by the Daily Mirror.

UNICEF spokesperson James Elder tells Sky News the humanitarian effort in Gaza is being hampered by the "low baseline" of supplies of food and water that people have been living with. Mr Elder outlines how many families have had to move up to four times from northern Gaza, under constant threat of aerial bombardment from Israeli forces. Read more: https://news.sky.com/israel-hamas-war #israelhamaswar #civilians #unitednations

Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says the government's plan to tackle anti-social behaviour is "too weak, too little and too late". Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a £160m plan which he claims will stop anti-social behaviour "once and for all". #skynews #yvettecooper #antisocialbehaviourplan

Health Secretary Steve Barclay has outlined the government's plans to help ease the "severe pressures" on the NHS and free up hospital beds - hours after his talks with unions to stop strikes ended in failure. Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/nhs-crisis... #politics #skynews #nhs

Only California builds more satellites than the UK - now we are getting the first launch base in western Europe. Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/start-me-u... #rocket #science #skynews

The UK is considering supplying Ukraine with British battle tanks for the first time to fight Russia's invading forces, Sky News understands. The talks have been taking place "for a few weeks" about delivering a number of British Army's Challenger 2 main battle tank to the Ukrainian armed forces. Such a move would mark a significant step-up in Western support to Ukraine and could help prompt other NATO allies, in particular Germany, to follow suit. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3vQC9bk See more stories from Ukraine here: https://news.sky.com/topic/ukraine-6556 #ukraine #russiaukrainewar #britisharmy #aid #nato

The 33-year-old thanked his fans and said that the sport had given him "the highest of highs" over his 17 season career. #garethbale #football #skynews

Sara Gorton, the head of health at Unison, has said strikes in the NHS will continue as there were no "tangible" offers from the government. But she said that Health Secretary Steve Barclay made it clear that he knew workers wanted the pay settlement for the 2022/23 year reopened. Read more here: https://news.sky.com/story/nhs-strike... #skynews #nhs #strike

The first ever orbital space launch from the UK is set to launch on Monday night. The Virgin Orbit company has repurposed a 747 which will take from Cornwall Airport Newquay. Then it will release a rocket over the Atlantic which will take nine satellites into space. Read the latest on the launch: https://news.sky.com/topic/space-6770 #virginorbit #skynews

A plan to bolster the NHS during the ongoing winter crisis will be revealed by the Government this week. Part of the scheme includes moving some patients from hospitals and into care homes. Prime minister Rishi Sunak held a summit in Downing Street on Saturday where he sought advice from health leaders. Read more here on the Sky News Politics Hub: https://news.sky.com/story/politics-l... #skynews #nhs #strikes

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has told Sky News there needs to be more transparency around how politicians earn money outside of their jobs as MPs. His comments came in response to Westminster Accounts, a Sky News-Tortoise Media project which shows the flows of money into Westminster. Since the last election MPs have earned more than £17m from second jobs with around two-thirds of the money going to just 20 politicians. All of this work is legal. Search for your MP with our special tool: https://news.sky.com/story/westminste... #politics #skynews #sophyridge #westminsteraccounts

Military analyst Philip Ingram, looks at the latest developments in Ukraine and assesses Russia's claim that it has killed 600 Ukrainian troops. Read more on our Ukraine liveblog: https://news.sky.com/story/ukraine-wa... #ukraine #russiaukrainewar #ceasefire #russiaukraineconflict #vladimirputin

Sir Keir Starmer has defended Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy earning £200,000 from second jobs this parliament - but said the rules need to be stricter. Sky News and Tortoise Media have brought together all MPs' earnings from second jobs and donations into one database for the first time. Mr Lammy is one of only two Labour MPs in the top 20 earners and he has declared income from more than 40 different sources - the most of any MP - totalling £202,599 since this parliament started in December 2019. #politics #skynews #westminsteraccounts #sophyridge

Conservative MP Maria Caulfield has offered her reaction to Sky's Westminster Accounts project on Sophy Ridge on Sunday. The Health Minister, who works as a nurse, said: "Of course, we all welcome the transparency. It is very clear we all have to declare any outside interests, any outside earnings, so people can go onto the parliament website and look for themselves as well. "But I think what was important during the expenses scandal was to try and end professional politicians just being the only route in to being an MP. "So you are seeing people coming into Westminster with outside interests. I'm a nurse, I still work as a nurse, I declare those earnings on my website. "Cross-party we have doctors who work in the Labour Party. I think it's important people are able to keep their interests in that sort of field going." #politics #skynews #westminsteraccounts #sophyridge

Dr Adrian Boyle, of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, has told Sophy Ridge On Sunday that "what's going on at the moment is much worse" than usual winter pressures in the NHS. #politics #skynews #sophyridge