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• 'Not a scrap of evidence I did anything wrong', says Nicola Sturgeon as she's cleared in police investigation

  Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon is no longer under investigation by Police Scotland amid a probe into the SNP's funding and finances.

• UN says teachers, doctors, nurses were among staff killed in Israeli strikes – which killed 85 people in Gaza

  Israeli strikes killed at least 85 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip overnight and into Thursday, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.

• Kirsty Coventry becomes first woman to be elected IOC president - as Lord Coe misses out

  A new president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been elected.

• Defence firms demand 'patriotic' banking to support investment push

  British banks should abandon outdated ethical standards and increase lending to domestic defence manufacturers in a "patriotic" effort to ensure the UK can meet its security needs, defence suppliers have told Sky News.

• Nine Just Stop Oil protesters convicted after planning to glue themselves to Heathrow runway

  Nine Just Stop Oil protesters have been convicted after police intervened to prevent them from gluing themselves to the runways at Heathrow Airport.

• Actress 'shell-shocked' when asked to 'bend further' while filming with Noel Clarke, court hears

  An actress who worked in a film directed by Noel Clarke said she felt "shell-shocked" when he asked her to "bend over further" during a scene where she was naked from the waist down, the High Court has heard.

• Boy accused of killing elderly man while girl filmed attack 'can't keep track' of murder trial lies, court hears

  A 15-year-old boy accused of killing an elderly man has told so many lies he has "difficulty keeping track", a murder trial has heard.

• Race to clean up billions of plastic 'nurdles' that washed up in UK after tanker crash

  Clean-up teams are in a race against time to remove billions of plastic pellets that are building up on England's east coast before they are washed back out to sea.

• Prince William meets Estonia's president amid tensions with Russia

  The Prince of Wales has held talks with Estonia's president on the role of British troops as the UK seeks to bolster its ties to the Baltic state. 

• Tommy Robinson has 120 prison visitors and can use phone for four hours a day, court hears

  Tommy Robinson is being kept away from other prisoners over fears he will be killed by another inmate, a court has heard.