A 56-year-old woman from Rotherham has been arrested after Russell Watts, 63, was discovered deceased in his Tenerife hotel room. Police describe the case as complex and urge witnesses to come forward.
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of Russell Watts, 63, was discovered in his Tenerife hotel room. Police are conducting extensive enquiries and appealing for witnesses.
A deadly confrontation erupted when a Florida-registered speedboat entered Cuban territorial waters, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries after an exchange of gunfire with border guards.
Unite union leader Sharon Graham warns tens of thousands of jobs at risk, demands Rachel Reeves support multibillion-pound defence investment or be removed from office.
A tribunal reveals MI5 and police forces conducted an eight-year campaign of unlawful surveillance against former BBC journalist Vincent Kearney, targeting his sources and private life.
A Sky News Daily podcast reveals how Russian shadow fleet tankers are operating freely in the English Channel, bypassing UK sanctions and funding Putin's war in Ukraine.
Reza Pahlavi, Iran's exiled crown prince, has publicly urged the British government to support potential US military intervention against Iran's clerical regime, amid escalating nuclear tensions and reports of UK resistance to providing base access.
A Metropolitan Police officer was found guilty of gross misconduct for stealing a £2.25 tuna baguette from Pret A Manger while in uniform. The panel ruled he would have been dismissed had he not already left the force.
On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a deep dive into how Western intelligence was misread, offering stark warnings for future conflicts.
Exclusive details reveal the final hours of Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, in a luxury Mexican villa before his death in a military operation.
Alvi Choudhury, a software engineer, was arrested after facial recognition software confused him with a burglary suspect 100 miles away, highlighting racial bias in police technology.
Mexican cartel members are allegedly infiltrating Ukraine's International Legion to gain drone warfare expertise, raising global security concerns about criminal organizations acquiring advanced military tactics.
Russian oil tankers worth hundreds of millions of dollars pass through British waters, evading Western sanctions. Experts warn of potential militarised confrontation at sea as the UK government struggles to enforce measures.
The country villa where cartel leader Nemesio 'El Mencho' Osguera Cervantes was killed appears surprisingly normal, with details of religious symbols, luxury items, and clues about his life emerging after his death.
Sky News investigation reveals Russian oil tankers operating with impunity in the English Channel, evading Western sanctions and fueling concerns over a potential militarized confrontation at sea.
Experts debate whether China's advanced humanoid robots could revolutionize warfare or remain impractical for battlefields. Analysis reveals technological gaps and strategic implications.
Japan's defence minister announces plans to station missiles on Yonaguni Island, close to Taiwan, by 2031, amid rising regional tensions.
Child Abduction Warning Notices, developed when Keir Starmer led CPS, have been issued over 13,000 times despite concerns they're ineffective and used to close investigations prematurely.
Despite Russia's overwhelming military and economic advantages, Ukraine has maintained strong morale and innovative tactics, preventing a quick victory for Putin's forces as the conflict enters its fifth year with no end in sight.
Former Trump official Kash Patel testifies before Congress, alleging FBI whistleblower retaliation and political bias against Republicans, sparking a heated debate on agency impartiality.
New South Wales police will station heavily armed officers at places of worship and protests following the permanent establishment of a dedicated hate crime unit.
A federal judge has halted the Department of Justice's attempt to search a Washington Post reporter's electronic devices, citing First Amendment concerns and press freedom protections in a landmark ruling.
Sky News investigation reveals Russian oil tankers evading Western sanctions in the English Channel, with experts warning of potential militarized confrontation at sea as the UK government struggles to enforce measures.
Donald Trump's aggressive approach to Iran is not yielding results, leaving him with three risky options: limited strikes, full-scale attack, or retreat, as Tehran calls his bluff.
US defense leaders demand Anthropic remove Claude AI safeguards for military use, threatening penalties. The dispute highlights ethical tensions in AI weaponization.
Viktoriia Honcharuk abandoned her investment banking career in New York to serve as a combat medic on Ukraine's frontlines, treating soldiers from both sides despite her fear of blood and needles.
NSW Police have arrested two individuals in connection with the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian in Sydney, following an intensive investigation.
A 32-year-old man stabbed four people to death on a street in Gig Harbor, Washington, before being shot by officers. All victims and the suspect are confirmed dead.
A man fleeing police in Ohio was discovered hiding in a bin moments before it was loaded onto a lorry, with dramatic footage showing his escape and subsequent arrest.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will deliver a rare classified briefing to senior lawmakers as tensions with Iran escalate, with the largest US military deployment to the Middle East since 2003.