Ukraine Escalates Drone Attacks on Russia, Moscow Claims
Russia accuses Kyiv of a major escalation in drone warfare, with attacks deep into its territory. Read the latest on the conflict's evolving dynamics.
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European Defence Spending Soars Amid Trump & Ukraine Fears
European nations are urgently boosting defence budgets, driven by the Ukraine war and a potential Trump return. Discover the key trends reshaping the continent's security strategy.
2026 Financial Resolutions: Brits Focus on Savings & Pensions
A new survey reveals Brits' top 2026 money goals: boosting savings, paying off debt, and engaging with pensions. Discover the key trends shaping personal finance this year.
Three arrested at Sydney Venezuela protest
Protests erupted across Australia condemning the US military's removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Three were arrested in Sydney under new anti-protest laws. Read the latest.
Denmark's leader urges Trump to stop Greenland threats
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen strongly urges Donald Trump to cease threats of annexing Greenland, calling the idea senseless and disrespectful. Read the latest diplomatic row.
Deputy Liberal Leader Sam Groth to leave Victorian parliament
Victorian deputy Liberal leader Sam Groth announces he will not contest the state election, citing internal party divisions and a defamation fight with News Corp. Read the full story.
British teen among 40 dead in Swiss New Year fire
Charlotte Niddam, 15, from a Hertfordshire school, identified as a victim of the Crans-Montana inferno. Police name all 40 victims as national mourning is declared.
Phone Seizure Powers for Small Boat Migrants Begin
UK Border Force officers can now seize mobile phones from migrants arriving in small boats. The new law also targets smugglers' supply chains with severe prison sentences. Read the latest on the Channel crossing crackdown.
UK to seize asylum seekers' phones, campaigners condemn
New Home Office powers allow Border Force to seize phones and search mouths at Manston processing centre. Campaigners call it 'inhumane' and question its legality.
Venezuela on Edge After US Raid Captures President Maduro
Following a dramatic US military operation in Caracas, Venezuelans face an uncertain future. Read eyewitness accounts of fear, anger, and the tense calm gripping the capital.
Noem's Venezuela TPS Plan Ignites Immigration Row
US Governor Kristi Noem urges TPS for Venezuelans, citing 'failed socialist state'. UK analysts weigh impact on global refugee policy and political rhetoric. Read the full analysis.
Venezuela's 'Octopus' Regime Persists After Maduro Capture
A Caracas-based journalist tells Sky News that the capture of Nicolas Maduro alone won't bring freedom, describing a fearful capital under media blackout and armed gangs. Discover the fragile reality on the ground.
Border Calm After Maduro Capture, But Uncertainty Looms
A tense calm settles on the Venezuela-Colombia border following Nicolás Maduro's capture. Shops are closed, exiles hold muted celebrations, and regional leaders warn of a crisis. Read the latest.
Venezuela's 'Octopus' Regime Lives On After Maduro Capture
A Caracas-based journalist tells Sky News that Venezuelans fear the future as the 'octopus' system of power remains despite Nicolas Maduro's capture. Discover the on-the-ground reality.
Protests Across US Against Venezuela Military Action
Hundreds protest in US cities against Trump's unilateral military strike in Venezuela and the capture of President Maduro, as political fallout grows. Read the latest.
US Keeps Force in Caribbean After Maduro Capture
Following the dramatic seizure of Nicolás Maduro, the US maintains a major military presence near Venezuela, warning interim leader Delcy Rodríguez to comply with Washington's demands or face consequences.
UK Teen Confirmed Dead in Swiss Ski Resort Fire Tragedy
Charlotte Niddam, 15, a former pupil at Immanuel College in Hertfordshire, is among the 40 victims identified after a devastating New Year's fire at a bar in Crans-Montana. Hundreds attended a memorial in sub-zero temperatures.
Guardian finance editor Tom Tickell dies aged 82
Tom Tickell, the Guardian's former personal finance editor and a dedicated mental health commissioner, has passed away at 82. Read about his remarkable career and life of public service.
US Captures Venezuelan President Maduro in New York Raid
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was apprehended by US agents in Manhattan. The operation triggers international condemnation and raises questions about oil and power. Read the full story.
Prince Harry wins fight for UK security protection
The Duke of Sussex is set to have his automatic armed police protection reinstated in the UK after a lengthy legal fight, potentially paving the way for royal family reunions. Read the latest developments.
How US Captured Venezuela's Maduro in 148-Minute Raid
A detailed account of the meticulously planned US operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, involving 150 aircraft and months of surveillance. Discover the dramatic events of 3 January.
Mamdani's Progressive Mayoralty: High Stakes for New York
Zohran Mamdani's historic inauguration as New York Mayor marks a bold progressive shift. Can his affordability agenda reshape politics and counter the far-right? Analysis inside.
US seizes Venezuela's Maduro in military strike
Donald Trump orders military action in Venezuela, seizing President Nicolás Maduro. The US vows to 'run' the country, sparking global alarm over a dangerous new precedent. Read the full analysis.
Democrats decry Trump's 'illegal' Venezuela military intervention
Top Democrats erupt in fury over Trump's unauthorised military strike in Venezuela, calling it a breach of the US constitution and a dangerous precedent. Read the latest.
Chinese 'Kill Switch' Fear for UK Electric Buses
British security services warn hundreds of Chinese-made electric buses could be remotely disabled. Discover the risks and the government's response.
Judge Resigns After Conviction for Obstructing ICE Arrest
Judge Hannah Dugan resigns following her conviction for obstructing the arrest of an undocumented immigrant in her Milwaukee courtroom. Read the full story on the political fallout.
Nigeria: Over 30 killed in Niger state village attack
Gunmen killed at least 30 people and abducted several others in a brutal attack on Kasuwan-Daji village in Nigeria's Niger state. Read the latest on the escalating security crisis.
Republicans Backpedal on Trump's Venezuela 'Run' Claim
Top US Republicans, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, clarify the US role in Venezuela after Trump's assertion it would 'run' the country following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro.
Report: British Citizenship Should Be Unconditional
A major new report argues British citizenship must be a permanent right, not subject to removal. Read the key findings and political reactions.
Man charged over prison escape, two inmates still at large
Aaron Thomas, 39, is back in custody after escaping HMP Leyhill. Police hunt for Daniel Washbourne and convicted murderer Matthew Armstrong. Public urged not to approach.
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