Mother sues over AI-generated images of Elon Musk's son
The mother of one of Elon Musk's children files a lawsuit against the billionaire, alleging his AI chatbot Grok created 'shocking' and degrading images. Read the full legal battle details.
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PR firm accused of 'black hat' Wikipedia edits
An investigation reveals Portland Communications, founded by Keir Starmer's comms chief, allegedly commissioned covert Wikipedia changes to benefit clients, including Qatar. Discover the full story.
Police Chief in Maccabi Fan Ban Row to Retire
West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford will retire after months of criticism over the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an Aston Villa match. The Home Secretary had lost confidence in him.
Greenland Crisis: Why Europe's Panic Aids Trump
As European nations deploy troops to Greenland amid Donald Trump's sovereignty demands, Simon Jenkins argues for cool-headed diplomacy over fear-driven escalation. Read the analysis.
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Badenoch's baffling life raft backdrop in Aberdeen
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch held a media event at a survival training centre in Aberdeen, a puzzling choice following Robert Jenrick's high-profile defection. Sky News reports on the bizarre scene.
UK Prisons Learn Anti-Drone Tactics from Ukraine
Deputy PM David Lammy directs UK prisons to learn from Ukraine's warzone drone defence. As incidents surge 43%, new tech aims to stop contraband drops. Read the full report.
Hampstead Heath café saga a 'PR disaster'
A City of London councillor brands the handling of Hampstead Heath café contracts a PR disaster as an Australian chain wins four of five sites, sparking a 15,000-signature petition.
Trump envoy insists Greenland deal 'will be made'
Donald Trump's special envoy says a deal for the US to acquire Greenland 'should and will be made', as a bipartisan congressional delegation visits Copenhagen in solidarity with Denmark.
21 Tory MPs who have defected to Reform UK revealed
Robert Jenrick's dramatic defection to Reform UK follows a string of Conservative MPs crossing the floor. Discover the full list of 21 defectors and what it means for British politics.
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Trump pulls back from military intervention in Iran
Analysis of President Trump's volatile approach to Iran, from threats of military strikes to a last-minute diplomatic pullback, and its implications for Middle East stability. Read the full report.
King Charles sends message of support to Ukraine
King Charles III has issued a powerful message of solidarity to Ukraine, expressing 'profound hope' for a just peace as the UK marks the first anniversary of its 100-Year Partnership with the nation. Read the monarch's full statement.
Judge condemns Trump's crackdown on pro-Palestinian academics
A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of an 'unconstitutional conspiracy' to target noncitizen academics for their pro-Palestinian views. Read the latest on the legal battle for free speech.
Royal Navy's First Full-Size Self-Flying Helicopter Takes Flight
The Royal Navy's first full-size autonomous helicopter, Proteus, has completed its maiden flight. The £60m aircraft is designed for high-risk missions like anti-submarine warfare. Read more.
Trump's Gaza Ultimatum: Hamas Must Disarm
Donald Trump issues a stark ultimatum to Hamas, demanding disarmament and the return of remains, as the fragile Gaza ceasefire moves into a critical second phase focused on governance and reconstruction.
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Tories risk irrelevance if they keep losing London
Political commentator John Oxley warns the Conservative Party faces an existential crisis if it fails to win back London's voters in the 2026 local elections. Read the analysis.
Iranian Diaspora Seeks US Action Amid Protests
As protests continue in Iran, Sky News' podcast hears from Iranian-American activists on their hopes for US intervention and the future of their homeland. Listen to the full episode.
Husband jailed for life after murdering wife in 2016
Robert Rhodes has been sentenced to life for murdering his wife Dawn in 2016. He manipulated his child and was convicted after a retrial. Read the full story.
Police Chief Retires After Maccabi Fan Ban Row
Chief Constable Craig Guildford retires after inquiry finds force used 'exaggerated and untrue' intelligence to justify banning Israeli football fans. Full story on the fallout.
US admits 'mistake' in deportation of student
The Trump administration apologised for deporting a college student in violation of a judge's order but insists her removal was lawful. Read the full story.
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DOJ Probe into Fed's Powell Sparks Trump Backlash
The US Department of Justice has launched a criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, a longtime Trump foe. This unprecedented move has triggered a major backlash from Wall Street and global central bankers. Listen to the Full Story podcast
NSW inquiry into banning 'intifada' protest slogans
A New South Wales inquiry is examining a UK-style ban on the phrase 'globalise the intifada'. Legal experts warn it could face constitutional challenges and inflame tensions.
Iran's Uprising: Protests Hijacked, Then Repressed
Analysis of Iran's December protests reveals how Reza Pahlavi's calls for a 'final battle' overshadowed democratic demands, leading to a brutal crackdown by the regime. Explore the complex dynamics.
Australians report surveillance in calls to Iran
Iranian Australians report chilling surveillance during calls to relatives in Iran, with authorities openly ordering them to hang up. As the regime's crackdown continues, the diaspora fears for family safety.
Bondi Attack Fallout: Hasty Laws Expose Leaders
Analysis of the political fallout from rushed hate speech legislation following the Bondi attack. Both Albanese and Ley face criticism as the bill appears friendless and risks being bad law.
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Trump's Greenland interest reveals environmental stance
Donald Trump's 2019 attempt to buy Greenland offers a stark preview of his environmental priorities. As the 2026 election looms, this episode raises critical questions about climate policy and national interests. Explore the implications for the Arctic an
Australia's Confidence in US Alliance Collapses
Analysts warn the US-Australia relationship faces its greatest strain since WWII as public trust evaporates. Explore the future of the alliance in a post-liberal world order.
No evidence of sexual offences in Isleworth, police confirm
Met Police say there is no indication of sexual offences after a viral social media incident in Isleworth. A man was arrested for common assault. Enquiries continue.
Government drops plan to publish offender photos and names
The Ministry of Justice has scrapped controversial plans to publicly name and photograph people on community orders. Discover the reasons behind this policy U-turn.
Man jailed for life after child reveals murder plot role
Robert Rhodes, 52, has been sentenced to life for murdering his wife after his child, groomed into the plot, finally revealed the truth. Read the shocking details of the cover-up.
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Nobel medal gifted to Trump sparks Norwegian outrage
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado presented her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Donald Trump, drawing sharp criticism from Norwegian politicians who call the act 'absurd' and damaging to the prize's integrity.
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