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.
Category : Politics
CIA's Aldrich Ames, Notorious Russian Spy, Dies in Prison
Aldrich Ames, the most damaging CIA mole in history, has died aged 84. He betrayed over 30 agents to the KGB, causing at least 10 executions. Read the full story of his treason.
US on edge after fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting
A woman is fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking protests and raising urgent questions about immigration enforcement. Read the full investigation.
Honest finder returns £1,000 cash bag in Huyton
A heartwarming tale of honesty from a Liverpool police station in the 1990s, where a lost cash bag containing over £1,000 was returned to its frantic owner. A reminder that integrity still exists.
Iran's Peace Overtures Contradicted by History of Violence
A reader challenges Iran's call for US talks, citing decades of proxy attacks on American interests. Can Tehran's actions match its new diplomatic rhetoric? Read the full analysis.
Margate far-right demo fuels 'go home' chant debate
A far-right demonstration in Margate, Kent, has ignited a crucial conversation about identity, belonging, and the rise in hate crime in the UK. Readers share their complex DNA stories.
Migrant workers slam Labour's 'performative' visa proposals
Visa-holding migrants and British families condemn the government's 'earned settlement' consultation, warning it fuels anti-immigrant sentiment and creates prolonged uncertainty. The public consultation closes on 12 February.
Trustee Shortage Amplifies UK Charity Sector Crisis
A decline in volunteer trustees is compounding severe challenges for UK charities, including distorted funding priorities and a breaking point for advice services. Experts call for urgent government action.
Brazil's Lula vetoes bill reducing Bolsonaro's sentence
President Lula da Silva rejects a congressional bill that would have dramatically cut Jair Bolsonaro's prison sentence for plotting a coup, marking the third anniversary of the Brasília riots.
Ben Jennings' 2026 cartoon depicts a dramatic start to the year
Acclaimed cartoonist Ben Jennings presents a stark visual commentary on the state of Britain in 2026. Explore the powerful symbolism in his latest work for The Guardian.
Electoral Commission pilots AI to fight deepfakes in elections
The UK's Electoral Commission is testing AI software to detect deepfake content ahead of Scottish and Welsh elections. It also seeks new legal powers to force social media takedowns of hoax material.
Farmers' anger at Labour continues despite tax U-turn
Despite a pre-Christmas U-turn on inheritance tax for farms, Labour faces deep-seated anger from farmers at the Oxford Farming Conference, with protests highlighting a crisis of trust in rural policy.
Labour's swift pub rates U-turn reveals Treasury pattern
Labour's quick reversal on pub business rates exposes a recurring issue of Treasury-led decisions made without proper consultation, leading to costly political mistakes. Read the full analysis.
US Protests After ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Woman in Minneapolis
Nationwide protests follow the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. Mayor demands agents leave the city. Read the latest developments.
Liz Truss's YouTube show pushes 'Great Betrayal' conspiracy
Former PM Liz Truss's YouTube series blames the 'Deep State' for her downfall, featuring controversial guests like Dan Wootton. Explore the bizarre world of her post-premiership narrative.
Gang jailed for £1m burglary spree across UK
An Albanian crime gang who stole over £1m in a nationwide burglary spree were caught after flaunting loot online. Read how police cracked the case.
Sudan's 1,000-Day War: The Human Cost
As the Sudan conflict reaches 1,000 days, Sky News Daily explores the war's roots, the devastating human toll, and what the future holds. Listen to the podcast for expert analysis.
Readers React to Trump's Greenland Threat and Venezuela Invasion
MetroTalk readers passionately debate the implications of Donald Trump's threats to annex Greenland and the US-led invasion of Venezuela, questioning legality and global double standards. Join the discussion.
Greenland invasion fears keep residents awake
Residents of Nuuk report anxiety and sleepless nights as Donald Trump escalates threats to acquire Greenland. Locals and former ministers speak out against what they call a colonial threat.
Minneapolis ICE shooting sparks protests and political clash
The fatal shooting of poet Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has ignited protests and a political firestorm. Discover the context behind the ICE deployment and the escalating tensions.
Securitas heist masterminds could be freed on parole
Two criminals behind Britain's largest cash robbery, the £54m Securitas heist, could be released on parole exactly 20 years after the crime. Lea Rusha and Stuart Royle have paid back only a fraction of their court-ordered millions.
Starmer: 'Disgusting' AI Child Images on X Must Stop
Prime Minister Keir Starmer calls AI-generated child sexual abuse material 'disgusting' and 'unlawful', urging Ofcom to act. Read the latest on the Grok scandal.
Police block sports bar over 'crime links'
Met Police urge Harrow Council to reject a new sports bar licence, alleging the applicant is linked to previous owners involved in crime. Decision due next week.
Tottenham knifepoint robbery: victim stripped naked, shoulder broken
A 47-year-old man was beaten, stripped naked and suffered a broken shoulder in a horrific knifepoint robbery in Tottenham. Police release CCTV image and appeal for public help to find the suspect.
Trump exits UN agencies, EU leaders condemn move
The Trump administration has pulled the USA out of over 50 international organisations. EU leaders warn the move is 'destroying the world order'. Full list of affected agencies inside.
Securitas Heist Masterminds Could Be Freed on Parole
Two men behind Britain's biggest cash robbery, the £54m Securitas depot raid, face parole hearings. Vast sums remain missing, feared funnelled into crime. Read the latest.
Aleppo Evacuations Ordered Amid Syria-Kurdish Clashes
Fierce fighting in Aleppo displaces 140,000 as Syrian army clashes with US-backed Kurdish forces, threatening a wider conflict. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
US Protester Arrested After Interview on Venezuela Protest
Jessica Plichta, 22, was arrested in Grand Rapids after a live TV interview about a Venezuela protest. She believes her recent trip to Caracas made her a target. Read more on the alleged suppression tactics.
Watchdog to examine West Midlands Police fan ban role
The IOPC will assess evidence and a review into how intelligence was used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from an Aston Villa match. Read the latest developments.
Glasgow Council fined £80k over falling lamppost injury
Glasgow City Council ordered to pay £80,000 in compensation after a man suffered life-changing injuries from a collapsing lamppost. The council admits liability and announces a £7.5m safety investment.
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