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A man drove for about 40 miles with thousands of bees engulfing the cab of his truck and reportedly did not get stung once in the process.

Twitter could be about to let users encrypt their direct messages to each other, according to unactivated code inside the Android application.

A man who says a Big Mac is his "perfect food" has now eaten 30,000 of the McDonald's burgers.

A giant sinkhole has opened up on a dairy farm in New Zealand, revealing rock deposits from a 60,000-year-old volcano.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has told Chinese President Xi Jinping that his country is committed to denuclearisation if a "relevant party" drops "hostile threats".

Sebastian Vettel is the favourite for the 2018 title despite losing his world championship lead to Lewis Hamilton, according to Sky F1's Damon Hill.

Vladimir Putin has been sworn in for his fourth term as President of Russia at a ceremony in Moscow.

Theresa May has reminded Boris Johnson he previously signed up to a proposed customs partnership with the EU, despite him now labelling the plan "totally untried" and "crazy".

Donald Trump has been accused of using "only the language of force" as he prepares to make an announcement on the Iran nuclear deal.

A public consultation is being launched to find ways of simplifying the rail ticketing system that currently means 55 million different fares exist.

A defeated Labour candidate has told Sky News the party's "catastrophic" loss in Barnet happened "because people think we're racist".

Arsene Wenger has reiterated his desire to continue his managerial career and says he has received more offers than he expected.

Swansea will be under more pressure than Southampton as the two sides battle for Premier League survival, according to Tony Gale.

The founder of Momentum has insisted Jeremy Corbyn will not resign as Labour leader before 2022.

Donald Trump would be in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize if he "fixes" North Korea and the Iran nuclear deal, Boris Johnson has told Sky News.

Plans for a merger between "big six" energy suppliers SSE and npower face an in-depth investigation by regulators on fears that the deal could mean higher bills for households.