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  Nigel Farage has demanded an apology from a cabinet minister who claimed his opposition to online safety laws meant he was "on the side" of predators including the late Jimmy Savile. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The intense financial pressure facing Britain’s casual dining sector will be underlined this week when Gusto, the Italian restaurant chain, falls into administration. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  Anglian Water is the latest supplier to face down the prospect of a large bill for failures in its handling of sewage, leading to "excessive spills". Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  If you've ever spent your morning commute daydreaming about starting afresh with your career, this feature is for you. Each Monday, we speak to someone from a different profession to discover what it's really like. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The scale of cheap Chinese e-commerce imports flown into Britain without paying any tariffs has become clearer following a Sky News investigation into this new multi-billion pound phenomenon. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  A girl who was stabbed in the Southport attack has told Sky News how she thought she was going to die that day. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has warned of a musical "silence" that would come without the pubs and bars that give UK artists their first chance to perform. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The suspect in the fatal shooting of a mother and her two children in Northern Ireland has died. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  When TV cameras are let in to film world leaders meeting in person, the resulting footage is usually incredibly boring for journalists and incredibly safe for politicians. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News