Woman arrested in London for 'poison chocolate' murders
Zulma Guzman Castro, 54, was detained in West London following an international manhunt. She is accused of killing two schoolgirls in Bogota with poisoned chocolate raspberries.
Category : Politics
US Military Option for Greenland Sparks NATO Tensions
US President Donald Trump is reportedly discussing military options to acquire Greenland, a Danish territory. The move has alarmed NATO allies and could destabilise the alliance. Read the full analysis.
Labor urges Albanese to cancel Israeli president's visit
Labor Friends of Palestine urges the Albanese government to rescind its invitation to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing Gaza bombardment and alleging incitement of genocide.
UK & France pledge troops for Ukraine ceasefire
Britain and France promise ground troops if Ukraine ceasefire is reached. Plus, Trump's reported Greenland ambition and new UK road safety laws. Get the day's top stories in 10 minutes.
Met Police staff plan six more strike days in pay row
Met Police call handlers and fleet staff will strike for six days in January, following a 'hugely disruptive' New Year's Eve walkout. The dispute centres on an 'inferior' pay offer compared to police officers. Read the latest.
Europe's silence on Venezuela shows fear of Trump
European leaders' reluctance to condemn the US seizure of Nicolás Maduro exposes their strategic anxiety over Ukraine and dependence on Washington. Analysis of the diplomatic tightrope.
Saudi strikes hit Yemen after separatist leader misses talks
Saudi-led coalition launches air strikes in Yemen after UAE-backed separatist leader Aidarous al-Zubaidi fails to board flight for Riyadh negotiations. The STC leader is accused of treason.
MP asks for probe into Israeli foreign influence dossier
NSW Labor MP Anthony D'Adam calls for an investigation into whether Israel breached foreign interference laws by targeting him and other politicians in a report. Read the full story.
Community Sponsorship: Refugees Find New Lives in UK Towns
From Derbyshire to Devon, local groups are helping refugee families settle and integrate, offering vital support from housing to language. Discover how these compassionate schemes are building bridges.
Starmer's Strategic Silence on Trump's Venezuela Move
Keir Starmer's refusal to criticise Donald Trump over Venezuela raises questions. Is it smart diplomacy or a sign of a leader without a strategic plan for Britain's post-Brexit future?
Europe's Bind Over Trump's Venezuela Raid and Greenland
European leaders face a profound dilemma after Trump's Venezuela operation and Greenland annexation threats, risking legal principles and transatlantic unity. Read the full analysis.
UK-Swiss Financial Pact: A Brexit Victory
The Berne Financial Services Agreement, effective 1 Jan 2026, is a major post-Brexit deal. It boosts UK-Swiss finance via mutual recognition, cutting costs and fostering growth. Discover the details.
CIA Turncoat Aldrich Ames Dies in Prison Aged 84
Aldrich Ames, the CIA officer whose espionage for the Soviet Union caused one of America's worst intelligence breaches, has died in a Maryland prison. Read the full story of betrayal and its deadly consequences.
Venezuela in Mourning, Rejects US 'Control' After Deadly Raid
Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez declares 7-day mourning for 24 military deaths in a US operation, rejecting Donald Trump's claim the US would 'run' the country. Read the full story.
Dutch Drug Cartel Killings Exposed in Podcast
A deep dive into the shocking gangland killings that revealed the dark underbelly of organised crime in the Netherlands, challenging its liberal image. Listen to the full investigation.
Dartmoor Prison Radon Scandal Costs Taxpayers £100m+
A 'catastrophic' MoJ lease for a radon-filled Dartmoor prison will cost over £100m. MPs slam the 'blind panic' deal. Read the full report on the costly failure.
Conflict of interest fears over North London café contracts
Concerns raised after firm awarded four café contracts on Hampstead Heath had prior dealings with the remarketing agent. Campaigners question due diligence as petition gains 14,000+ signatures.
US Forces Capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro
In a surprise military operation, US forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Explore the global reaction, the political fallout, and what happens next.
Trump's NATO Bluff & Greenland Invasion Speculation
A new podcast episode dissects Donald Trump's pivotal post-Venezuela speech, putting Mexico, Cuba, and Greenland on watch. We also revisit the Jan 6 narrative. Listen now.
King's Foundation to build royal wedding venue in Scotland
Couples can book a royal-style wedding at The King's Foundation's new luxury venue, The King's Hall, set to open at Dumfries House in 2027. Proceeds will fund heritage and community projects.
Nearly half of UK porn users bypass age verification checks
New research reveals 45% of UK adults accessing pornography are avoiding government age checks, with many turning to riskier sites. Experts warn this increases exposure to illegal child abuse material.
Palestine Action Hunger Strikers Close to Death
Three activists on hunger strike in UK prison are in critical health after 59 days. Their families fear for their lives as the government faces pressure to intervene. Read the full report.
$10bn US Childcare Funds Frozen in Five States
The Trump administration halts over $10bn in federal childcare and family assistance, citing fraud concerns. Democrats condemn the move as 'vindictive'. Read the latest.
MPs' Written Questions Double, AI Blamed for Surge
Exclusive: The number of written questions to Whitehall departments nearly doubled in 2025, with senior sources blaming AI. MPs deny wasting resources. Follow the latest.
Teen killed in Jerusalem ultra-Orthodox conscription protest
An 18-year-old died after a bus drove into a mass protest against military draft laws in Jerusalem. The incident highlights deepening tensions over conscription exemptions for Israel's ultra-Orthodox community.
Trump's Greenland Ambitions Spark NATO Tensions
Donald Trump's renewed push for the US to acquire Greenland, suggesting military force is 'always an option', has drawn strong condemnation from European NATO allies. Read the latest on the escalating diplomatic row.
UK Storm Goretti Warning: Heavy Snow and Gales Forecast
The Met Office issues warnings as the first named storm of 2026, Goretti, threatens heavy snow and severe gales. Disruption expected after the coldest night of winter.
US Backs European Security Guarantees for Ukraine
In a major shift, the US has joined European allies in pledging binding security guarantees for Ukraine post-ceasefire. Read the details from the Paris summit.
Aldrich Ames, CIA spy for Russia, dies aged 84
Aldrich Ames, the CIA officer whose espionage for the Soviet Union and Russia caused immense damage to US intelligence, has died in prison. Discover the full story of his betrayal.
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.
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