Gaza's Yellow Line: A Landscape of Ruin and Division
Sky News reports from the Israeli-controlled side of Gaza's Yellow Line, witnessing the stark division and devastation in Shuja'iyya. See the human cost of the conflict and the fragile ceasefire.
Category : Politics
Trump dismisses Khashoggi murder as 'things happen'
Donald Trump's shocking dismissal of Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder during a press conference with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman represents a dangerous new low for press freedom worldwide.
Reform UK Councillor Suspended Over WhatsApp Posts
Lancashire councillor Tom Pickup suspended after participating in WhatsApp group featuring extremist content including alleged calls for 'mass Islam genocide'.
Earl's Court kebab shop applies for 5am licence
Star Kebab House in Earl's Court wants to extend hours until 5am, facing resident opposition over anti-social behaviour fears. Council decision expected November 27.
MLS Reopens Ernst Tanner Investigation
Major League Soccer reopens investigation into Philadelphia Union's Ernst Tanner following new allegations of misconduct. The sporting director has been placed on administrative leave.
Trump-Pardoned Jan 6 Rioter Faces Child Abuse Charges
Andrew Paul Johnson, pardoned for Capitol attack, now faces multiple child sexual abuse charges in Florida. He allegedly used his pardon to silence victims.
Russian Spy Ship Yantar Poses Undersea Threat
Russia's covert vessel Yantar, equipped with lasers and cable-cutting gear, is mapping the West's vulnerable undersea infrastructure. Discover the risks to our economy.
House votes 427-1 to release Epstein files
The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly approves release of Jeffrey Epstein documents as prominent figures scramble to distance themselves from the convicted sex offender.
Labour's asylum plans cause internal party outrage
Shabana Mahmood's asylum system overhaul faces backlash from Labour MPs. John Harris investigates the internal conflict and the party's shift on immigration rhetoric.
Trump Signs Bill Forcing Epstein Files Release
Donald Trump is set to sign legislation compelling the US Justice Department to release more documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. Discover the details and implications.
UK Snowfall: 7cm Recorded as Wintry Conditions Continue
The UK experiences its first significant cold snap with up to 7cm of snow recorded in Wales. Wintry showers continue for coastal areas while inland sees drier conditions. Stay updated on weather warnings.
Poland closes Russian consulate after rail sabotage
Poland closes its final Russian consulate, branding a railway bomb attack as 'state terrorism'. Four arrests made in probe into Moscow-linked sabotage. Read the latest.
Former council leader jailed for romance fraud
Andrew Polson, ex-East Dunbartonshire Council leader, sentenced to 22 months for a near £200,000 romance fraud and embezzling from a Christian radio station. Read the full story.
Carrick's 1990 confession lay undiscovered for 35 years
A written confession by serial rapist David Carrick, admitting to abusing a 12-year-old girl, lay undiscovered for 35 years. Police state the future would have been 'very different' had it been found earlier.
Ex-Met officer David Carrick jailed for serial rapes
Former Met Police officer David Carrick used his uniform to commit horrific sex crimes over 30 years. Discover how he evaded justice for decades.
David Carrick Found Guilty in Second Sex Crimes Trial
Former Met Police officer David Carrick found guilty of molesting a 12-year-old girl and raping an ex-partner. Prosecutors overcame legal hurdles to secure justice for victims.
EU's 'Military Schengen' Plan for Rapid Troop Deployment
The European Commission unveils a 'military mobility' plan to create a 'military Schengen' zone, easing cross-border movement for armed forces to counter potential Russian aggression. Read the full strategy.
Starbucks workers strike in 40+ US cities over contract
Starbucks workers launch largest strike in company history across 40+ US cities. Union demands first contract as politicians join boycott. Full details on the escalating labour dispute.
David Carrick guilty of child sex assault and rape
Predatory ex-Met Police officer David Carrick found guilty of molesting a 12-year-old girl and raping a partner. The case reveals a 35-year pattern of horrific sexual offending.
David Carrick guilty of rape and child molestation
Former Met Police officer David Carrick convicted of raping an ex-partner and molesting a 12-year-old girl. His horrific offending spanned 35 years. Learn more about the case.
Trump's Venezuela drug war actions analysed
An in-depth look at Trump's aggressive Venezuela policy, from airstrikes to naval deployments. Is it a war on drugs or political agitation? Read our analysis.
Russian spy ship Yantar enters British waters
UK Defence Secretary confirms Russian spy ship Yantar has entered British waters and targeted military pilots with lasers. The Royal Navy is tracking the vessel. Read the full story.
Russian spy ship Yantar on edge of UK waters
Defence Secretary John Healey warns a Russian spy ship, the Yantar, is on the edge of UK waters. Military options are ready if it heads south. Read the latest updates.
Starmer won't rule out extending tax threshold freeze
Sir Keir Starmer refuses to rule out extending the income tax threshold freeze, a move that could see Britons pay more tax. Read the latest budget speculation.
Man arrested in Florida over British woman murder
Dwain Hall, 53, faces charges for the alleged murder and kidnapping of a British woman in Florida. Discover the international investigation details and the pursuit of justice.
Israel Used Banned Cluster Munitions in Lebanon War
Exclusive investigation reveals Israel used widely banned cluster munitions in recent Lebanon conflict, with evidence verified by arms experts. Discover the humanitarian impact.
Britain Needs Resilience Against Russian Drone Attacks
Security expert warns Britain must strengthen defences against Russian drone incursions and shadow fleet operations. Learn how the UK is responding to these emerging threats.
Ministers breach human rights over prisoner segregation
High Court finds UK ministers breached human rights law by segregating a prisoner with known mental health issues for over four months. Read the full ruling details.
London knife deaths lowest since Khan took office
Exclusive analysis reveals knife homicides in London have reached their lowest point since Sadiq Khan became Mayor. Discover the data behind this significant decline.
UK military funding crisis exposes national vulnerability
Parliamentary committee warns UK lacks credible defence funding plan as armed forces shrink to historic lows. Read the stark assessment of Britain's military readiness.
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