New Poem 'Now, Mother, What's the Matter?' Explores Hamlet
Richard W Halperin's new poem, from his 80th birthday collection, uses Shakespeare's Hamlet to examine life, art, and 'troubled hearts'. Discover the literary analysis.
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Osman's Traitors Edit Theory Predicts Matthew's Fate
Richard Osman explains a TV editing trick that may have foreshadowed Matthew's pivotal role in The Traitors. Will his shocking deal with the murderous duo backfire?
Ex-Man Utd CEO's firm partners with CVC volleyball league
Richard Arnold's Red Tiger Marketing strikes a deal with CVC's Volleyball World to drive global commercial growth. Exclusive details on the new sports partnership.
Iran Protests: Trump's 'Help' & Regime Fall Risk
As protests grip Iran, Sky News podcast The World analyses if the regime could fall. We examine Trump's 'help' pledge and the complex reality of intervention. Listen to the full episode now.
National Year of Reading Launches to Boost Child Literacy
England captain Leah Williamson and author Richard Osman back the 'Go All In' campaign to reverse the sharp decline in reading for pleasure among UK children. Join the national mission.
UK has no defence plan for war, military chief reveals
The head of the UK armed forces has admitted the nation has no comprehensive plan for national defence in a major war, including mobilising the NHS. Read the full revelation.
UK has no defence plan for war, warns military chief
Britain's defence chief reveals the UK has no comprehensive plan to defend the nation or mobilise the NHS in a major war, despite heightened threats from Russia. Read the full exclusive.
Defence budget cannot fund planned expansion, says military chief
The UK's planned defence expansion is underfunded, a top military official warns MPs. Read the full analysis of the budget constraints and strategic risks facing the armed forces.
UK right to weigh diplomacy before calling out allies, says AG
Attorney General Richard Hermer argues 'statecraft' is vital when deciding to condemn allies for breaking international law, following UK's muted response to US Venezuela attack. Exclusive interview.
Laura Woods slams Richard Keys over Gabby Logan tribute
TNT Sports presenter Laura Woods has called former Sky Sports host Richard Keys a 't**t' after his controversial tribute to the late Terry Yorath, father of broadcaster Gabby Logan. The row has reignited past tensions.
Serial killer confesses to 1965 murder, case closed
New Jersey police close the 1965 murder case of Alys Eberhardt after serial killer Richard Cottingham confesses. The 'Torso Killer' is already serving life sentences. Read the full story.
FCA fines ex-Carillion directors for misleading investors
The FCA has fined two former Carillion directors over £370,000 for failing to alert investors to serious financial problems before the firm's 2018 collapse. Read the full details.
Carillion finance directors fined by FCA for market abuse
The FCA has fined former Carillion finance directors Richard Adam and Zafar Khan a total of £371,700 for making misleading statements. Read the full details of the City watchdog's crackdown.
Could Trump Target Greenland or Cuba Next?
Following the dramatic removal of Venezuela's Maduro, Sky News podcast hosts Richard Engel and Yalda Hakim analyse potential future targets for US action. Listen to the full discussion.
The Rivals: Stylishly Silly Flapper Revival in London
Richard Brinsley Sheridan's classic comedy 'The Rivals' gets a 1920s makeover at the Orange Tree Theatre. Our review of this heady, flapper-ish revival full of festive fun and comic shenanigans.
Keys: Arsenal fans want Gyokeres to fail
Richard Keys has accused Arsenal fans of wanting striker Viktor Gyokeres to fail. The £64m summer signing has gone 12 games without an open-play goal. Read the full story and analysis here.
Saks CEO Steps Down as Retailer Faces Bankruptcy Prep
Saks Global CEO Marc Metrick has resigned as the luxury retailer reportedly prepares for bankruptcy after missing a major interest payment. Richard Baker takes over.
Award-winning teacher Joanna Ross dies aged 70
Tributes paid to Joanna Ross, a dedicated special educational needs teacher in London who championed inclusive education and won a Pearson Teaching award. Her legacy of creativity and compassion touched countless lives.
Obituary: Stone Carver Richard Kindersley Dies at 86
Renowned British letter cutter and sculptor Richard Kindersley has died at 86. His legacy includes work at St Paul's Cathedral, London Bridge, and the Normandy Memorial.
Senate Probes Trump's Kennedy Center Renaming and Management
A Senate investigation alleges the Kennedy Center is being used as a 'slush fund' for Trump allies after its controversial renaming. Discover the details of the financial mismanagement claims.
Musicians Cancel Gigs Over Trump-Kennedy Centre Name
A growing list of musical acts are pulling out of performances at the Washington DC venue after its board voted to add Donald Trump's name. Discover the latest cancellations and legal battles.
Manhunt for brothers over Christmas Day murder
Police are urgently seeking two brothers after Trey Johnson, 30, was fatally stabbed in Wolverhampton on Christmas Day. His family pay tribute to a 'loving father'. Information is sought.
Jazz band pulls out of Trump-Kennedy Centre New Year's Eve show
The Cookers jazz septet cancels performance at the renamed Washington DC arts centre, joining a growing artist boycott over the controversial Trump name addition. Read the latest.
New Year Honours: Syal, Logan, Osman and TV legends recognised
Meera Syal, Gabby Logan and Richard Osman lead arts and media figures in the New Year Honours list. Read about the pioneers and creators being celebrated for their services.
London's New Year Honours: Elba, Erivo, Syal Recognised
Idris Elba, Cynthia Erivo, Meera Syal, and Richard Osman are among the stars honoured in the Greater London New Year list for their services to arts and charity.
Pretty Woman Sequel in Works After AI Posters
Julia Roberts and Richard Gere are reportedly in talks with Disney for a 'Pretty Woman' sequel, 35 years after the iconic rom-com's release. Get the latest details.
Kennedy Center demands $1m from musician over Trump name protest
Kennedy Center president Richard Grenell seeks $1m in damages from drummer Chuck Redd, who cancelled a Christmas Eve show after the venue was renamed for Donald Trump. Explore the legal and cultural clash.
Direct UK flights to Cancun return after six years
Virgin Atlantic has relaunched direct flights from London Heathrow to Cancun, Mexico, for the winter season. The route offers a 11-hour escape to sun, beaches, and Mayan culture three times weekly.
Epstein file redactions undone by simple 'hacks'
Redacted text in the Jeffrey Epstein case documents was revealed using basic computer techniques, exposing new allegations. Discover the details and fallout.
Lost medieval theory on planets discovered in Oxford
A 13th-century treatise by Oxford friar Richard Fishacre, proposing planets orbit stars beyond Earth, has been rediscovered. This challenges views on medieval cosmology. Read the full story.
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