Brits keep buying EVs and heat pumps despite political attacks
New analysis reveals UK households are continuing to invest in electric vehicles, solar panels and heat pumps even as political support wavers and public polling dips.
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Bulgaria seizes Russian refinery in sanctions crackdown
In a significant escalation of economic pressure on Moscow, Bulgaria moves to nationalise a key Russian-owned oil refinery while Poland positions itself as Europe's new gas conduit from the US.
Trump's Second Term: A Whirlwind Start
The new Trump administration hits the ground running with a flurry of executive orders on energy, immigration, and investigations, igniting immediate legal and political battles.
Universe's Expansion Slowing, Not Accelerating - Nobel Prize
Groundbreaking research overturns decades of scientific consensus, revealing the universe's expansion is decelerating rather than accelerating - a discovery that has earned the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics.
US Ambassador: UK Energy Crisis Threatens National Security
America's top diplomat warns that soaring energy costs have left Britain dangerously exposed to geopolitical pressure, urging immediate action to secure the nation's power supply.
Starmer defends UK's green economy plans before COP30
Prime Minister Keir Starmer champions Britain's leadership in the global green energy transition, outlining plans for economic growth through renewable investment and climate action.
WA Gas Exports May Slow Asia's Clean Energy Move
A confidential Western Australian government report reveals booming gas exports may inadvertently prolong Asia's fossil fuel dependence, undermining global climate goals.
Louvre heist suspect: Ex-guard and social media star
A former Louvre security guard turned social media influencer stands accused of orchestrating one of the museum's most audacious art thefts, blending digital fame with alleged criminal enterprise.
Dutch Liberals defeat populism in fragile election victory
In a dramatic political showdown, Dutch Liberal leader Rob Jetten clinched a narrow victory against far-right populist Geert Wilders, securing Europe's political centre ground but facing coalition challenges.
Europe's High-Speed Rail Network: 2-Hour Cities by 2040
A groundbreaking EU study reveals plans for a continent-wide high-speed rail network that could connect major European cities within 2 hours by 2040, transforming travel and slashing carbon emissions.
Tomato Energy Collapses - Ofgem Steps In
Another UK energy supplier enters administration, leaving customers protected under Ofgem's safety net. Here's what affected households need to know about switching and payments.
Drax's £1m Daily Wood Pellet Subsidy Continues
The Drax power station in North Yorkshire maintains its lucrative £1m-per-day subsidy stream from burning wood pellets, sparking fresh environmental concerns and calls for policy reform.
North Sea Oil & Gas Emergency: Production Plummets
Britain's North Sea oil and gas output faces catastrophic decline, threatening energy security and risking 180,000 jobs as industry leaders demand urgent government action.
Man gropes Mexican President Sheinbaum in security breach
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was subjected to an unwanted physical approach during a public walkabout, raising serious security concerns about presidential protection protocols.
Badenoch vs Starmer: UK Energy Policy Divide Widens
Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch urges government to boost UK energy security through domestic oil and gas exploration, creating clear dividing lines with Labour's climate-focused agenda ahead of COP30.
Foreign prisoner mistakenly freed from Wandsworth Prison
A major security breach at HMP Wandsworth sees a foreign national prisoner accidentally freed during a routine prisoner transfer, sparking urgent police manhunt and government investigation.
Why I left London for Europe's friendliest city
A Londoner's journey to discover if the grass really is greener led to an unexpected winner in the European friendliness stakes, with surprising results that challenge British perceptions.
Brussels EU District Hit by Coordinated Drone Attack
European security in turmoil as multiple drones strike EU district in Brussels, damaging key institutions and raising urgent questions about continental defence capabilities.
Chelsea's CL Fate Uncertain After Qarabag Draw
Enzo Maresca's Chelsea face nervous Champions League qualification wait after thrilling 3-3 draw against Qarabag. Blues' European destiny now depends on other results.
Guruzeta stuns Newcastle with 94th-minute Champions League winner
Gorka Guruzeta's dramatic 94th-minute header seals a stunning 2-1 victory for Athletic Bilbao against Newcastle United in a Champions League classic at St James' Park.
Solar Farms Become Sanctuaries for UK Bumblebees
Groundbreaking research reveals how solar farms across Britain are creating vital sanctuaries for struggling bumblebee populations, offering new hope for pollinator conservation.
Denmark rushes to fix Chinese electric bus security flaw
Danish authorities scramble to patch security vulnerabilities in Chinese-made electric buses that could allow remote access to critical systems, raising national security concerns across Europe.
London's 3-Hour Artisan Electricity Gift
Londoners receive unexpected gift of three hours of complimentary 'artisanal electricity' from National Grid, sparking creativity and conversations about sustainable energy consumption.
Academics debunk $9tn net zero cost claim
Leading Australian academics have slammed the Nationals' repeated use of a '$9 trillion cost' figure for net zero, revealing the calculation has been fundamentally misrepresented and lacks credible methodology.
Net Zero Crisis: Is Britain's Climate Promise Dead?
As political pressures mount and costs soar, Sky News investigates whether the UK's net zero commitment is facing its greatest challenge yet. Discover the economic and political forces threatening to derail Britain's climate promises.
Drone Chaos Shuts Three Major European Airports
Three of Europe's busiest airports face complete shutdown after multiple drone sightings, causing travel chaos and raising serious security concerns across the continent.
Spurs survive Copenhagen scare in Champions League thriller
Tottenham Hotspur edge past FC Copenhagen in a pulsating Champions League encounter at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with late drama securing three vital points.
Google Plans Space Datacentres for AI Boom
Google reveals ambitious plans to deploy datacentres in space, pioneering extraterrestrial computing to power the AI revolution while tackling Earth's energy constraints.
Arsenal's European campaign ends in Prague defeat
Slavia Prague stun Arsenal with dramatic 2-0 victory, ending the Gunners' European campaign in heartbreaking fashion as defensive errors prove costly.
Reeves may cut green levies to reduce energy bills
Exclusive: Labour Chancellor explores reducing environmental levies in strategic move to tackle cost of living crisis while balancing climate commitments.
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