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Health Secretary Victoria Atkins has stressed Britain's nuclear deterrence is in order after a Trident missile misfired during a test. Ms Atkins said the failure was "an anomaly that was event-specific". The Ministry of Defence has insisted Trident is "safe, secure and effective".

“The situation is beyond your imagination,” said Soad Abu Hussein, a widow and mother of five children sheltering in a school in Jabaliya refugee camp.

Kuzminov's escape and cooperation with Ukrainian intelligence was widely publicised.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has insisted a key part of the UK's nuclear defence is "safe, secure and effective" after a missile test failure. A Trident missile fired by a nuclear submarine crashed into the ocean off the coast of Florida due to an "anomaly", the MoD said. The fault had something to do with it being a test-firing, with a source saying that the launch would have been successful had it been carried out for real with a nuclear warhead.

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“The situation is beyond your imagination,” said Soad Abu Hussein, a widow and mother of five children sheltering in a school in Jabaliya refugee camp.

We take a first look at Wednesday's front pages with the journalist and broadcaster Jenny Kleeman - and the broadcaster and commentator Ali Miraj.

A British Sikh activist living in the UK has said he fears being assassinated after a list was broadcast on an Indian TV channel naming enemies of the state. Sky's data and forensics correspondent Tom Cheshire has spoken to the man in Wolverhampton who says he's gone to drastic lengths to protect himself.

As a pioneering mission prepares for lift-off this week, the eyes of the world once more turn upwards - to the moon. A rocket carrying NASA technology will blast off for the unexplored lunar south pole - part of an Earth-wide drive to find a crucial substance: water.

The UK arm of The Body Shop has entered administration, threatening stores and more than 2,000 jobs. As first reported by Sky News, FRP Advisory has been brought in to handle a restructuring process just weeks after the new owners took control of the cosmetics retailer.

The King is back in London for what is expected to be further treatment for his cancer diagnosis. The monarch and Queen Camilla took a helicopter from their private home in Sandringham to Buckingham Palace, then were driven to Clarence House nearby.

The rate of inflation has remained at 4%, below expectations, official figures show. It's the same as in December and below economists' expectations, including the Bank of England. The central bank forecast a 4.1% rate while economists polled by Reuters were expecting a rise to 4.2%

Vladimir Putin's ambassador to the UK says the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, which Russian forces razed to the ground, is now "beautiful" and "rebuilt". In a wide-ranging interview with Sky News' Yalda Hakim, Andrei Kelin also said Moscow has "no interest in Poland, Latvia, Estonia or any other countries" after NATO warned of future Russian invasions in Europe.

Tennis icon Serena Williams and UK supermodel Kate Moss are among 40 women who star on Edward Enninful's last cover for British Vogue - with Victoria Beckham, Oprah Winfrey, Naomi Campbell and Miley Cyrus also featuring. Sky's Greg Milam spoke with British Vogue's global bookings director, Rosie Vogel-Eades, to find out how they pulled it off.

Sir Keir Starmer has defended his decision to withdraw support for Labour's candidate in the upcoming Rochdale by-election, calling it "tough but necessary". Labour had originally stood by Azhar Ali after he apologised for comments he made about the October 7th attacks on Israel - with frontbencher after frontbencher defending him on the media rounds. Our political correspondent Serena Barker-Singh reports on the three-day row that has now led to two candidates being suspended.

Orly Goldschmidt, spokesperson of the Embassy of Israel in the UK, has told Sky News a clear plan to evacuate civilians in Rafah will be drawn up and implemented before the IDF send troops in.

Scotland Yard detectives are to fly to the Caribbean to interview a killer in their search for his victim's buried remains. They hope their meeting with Nizamodeen Hosein will help persuade the Home Office to let him return to Britain, so he can show them exactly where he buried Muriel McKay more than 50 years ago.

We're approaching the two-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine, the war in the Middle East continues devastatingly - not to mention the mounting tensions between the West and China. Against this backdrop, it's not surprising that global defence spending has hit a record high. But after decades of cuts, is it enough?

Haneen Harara, a journalist based in Gaza City, tells Sky News from Rafah that the south was supposed to be a safe zone when the conflict with Israel began - but is now holding 1.5 million people in just 55 square kilometres. People living in Gaza are "just looking for safety" she says, and have little faith in peace negotiations due to "massacres" that have happened during and after such talks.

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Sir William Patey, former British Ambassador to Sudan has told Sky News there appears to be no end in sight to the conflict. Sir William said efforts of coming to some kind of resolution with international partners are difficult as attention is focused on Ukraine and Gaza.

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Euronews sits down with the President of the European Investment Bank, Nadia Calviño, to discuss how it is accelerating Europe's goal to offset carbon emissions by 2050 and its efforts to rebuild Ukraine.

Farmers across three countries continue to block roads in protest at their respective governments and Brussels.