A powerful US military force is assembling within striking distance of Iran, including two aircraft carriers, over 100 combat aircraft, and extensive air defense assets, raising concerns of potential conflict.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares online misogyny a national emergency, requiring tech firms to delete deepfake nudes and revenge porn within 48 hours or risk fines and UK service blocks.
Donald Trump has reversed his stance on the UK's Chagos Islands agreement with Mauritius, urging Keir Starmer not to 'give in to wokeism' and risk losing control of the strategic military base as US-Iran tensions escalate.
Former US President Donald Trump has publicly condemned UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's decision to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, labeling it a significant strategic blunder.
David Campbell, accused of shooting ex-colleague Brian Low, criticizes Police Scotland's handling of the case, calling it a 'monumental shambles' in High Court testimony.
The Metropolitan Police have identified Siavosh Mohammad-Khani as a suspect in the murder of Dariusz Serafin in Hanwell, offering a £10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
Exclusive details emerge about Julian Ingram's domestic violence history as he remains at large after allegedly killing three people. Plus, supermarket pricing tactics and rising shark attacks.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a temporary exclusion order against a woman who traveled to Syria under the Abbott government, citing reports of her group preparing to return to Australia.
US President Donald Trump has launched a fresh attack on the UK's Chagos Islands deal, warning Prime Minister Keir Starmer not to lose control of Diego Garcia through a 'tenuous' lease.
A YouGov poll reveals Americans' insect preferences, with Trump's disapproval rating compared to wasps and ants. As the 2026 midterms approach, funding and historical trends shape the political landscape.
Major European allies decline to join Donald Trump's Board of Peace inaugural meeting in Washington, criticizing its funding and mandate while Gaza reconstruction pledges reach $5bn.
Analysis of UK-EU defence collaboration shows positive movement but at a frustratingly slow pace, raising concerns about security readiness and strategic alignment.
The UK government is under scrutiny for disputing a court ruling on Palestine action while accepting a legal challenge on election procedures, raising questions about legal consistency.
New UK border rules require dual nationals without a British passport to pay £589 for entry, causing financial strain and travel disruptions for citizens like Prof Carine Ronsmans.
A detailed investigation into the events of February 20 in Rio de Janeiro, revealing the circumstances behind the city's most violent day and its impact on the community.
Former Tory minister Robert Jenrick attempts to blend fiscal prudence with radical Reform UK policies in his debut as Treasury spokesperson, but internal disagreements and U-turns threaten party credibility.
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings humorously critiques Nigel Farage's proposed shadow cabinet, highlighting political tensions and public reactions in a satirical visual commentary.
A 72-year-old masseur from Northumberland has been charged with 55 sexual offences, including attempted rape and sexual assault, affecting 14 women. Police urge public cooperation.
As Charles Bronson's ninth parole appeal is reviewed, experts debate the safety of releasing the notorious prisoner after 52 years in jail, including extensive solitary confinement.
CCTV footage captures the moments before Mohammed Algasim, a 20-year-old Saudi student, was fatally stabbed in Cambridge. Chas Corrigan, 22, denies murder in an ongoing trial.
A former Bolton Council employee, Richard Shaw, has been sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for stealing nearly £900,000 from vulnerable benefit claimants to fund luxury purchases.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms no agreement reached in Geneva peace talks with Russia, as US mediation efforts face low expectations amid ongoing Russian strikes.
Penelope Putz, a distinguished civil servant known for her integrity and transformative work in government, has passed away at 78. Her career spanned decades, leaving a lasting impact on public policy and administration.
A new analysis questions the depth of US dedication to achieving peace in Ukraine, examining diplomatic efforts and military support amid ongoing conflict.
Lambeth Council's planning committee is expected to approve a series of 2026 music festivals in Brockwell Park despite receiving 395 objections from residents concerned about park access and environmental impact.
Analysis of escalating Iran-US tensions, with Supreme Leader Khamenei threatening US warships, Trump's military buildup, and indirect talks progress discussed in a Sky News podcast.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is investigating multiple premises on North End Road, including Morley's and Popeyes, for allegedly operating beyond licensed hours, with potential criminal penalties.
Former President Donald Trump's ongoing dispute with Maryland officials intensifies over a major sewage spill into the Potomac River, raising environmental and political tensions.
A diplomatic dispute escalates as US Ambassador Bill White refuses to apologize for calling Belgium's investigation into Jewish circumcisers antisemitic, sparking tensions over sovereignty and diplomatic norms.
UK graduates working in Germany and Belgium face significant increases in student loan repayments from April, as the government cuts the salary threshold, sparking backlash and accusations of unfair calculations.