Gaza ceasefire fails to bring relief as crisis deepens
Despite ceasefire, thousands remain buried in Gaza rubble with aid blocked and education collapsing. The world must not look away from this humanitarian catastrophe.
Category : Politics
Teacher shot by pupil wins $10m negligence case
Abigail Zwerner, shot by her six-year-old student, wins $10m lawsuit against school administrators who ignored gun warnings. Discover the case details.
London teens deny murder at Kent seaside resort
Three London teenagers have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Alexander Cashford, 49, following a violent altercation in Leysdown-on-Sea. A six-week trial is set for January 2026.
Man in 70s fights for life after Enfield robbery
A pensioner suffers life-threatening injuries in a daylight robbery outside Ponders End Post Office. Police charge 40-year-old suspect as community urged to come forward.
Nancy Pelosi Announces Congressional Retirement
Democratic icon Nancy Pelosi reveals plans to retire after 36 years in Congress. Colleagues praise her as 'greatest speaker in American history'. Read more about her legacy.
Sudan's RSF agrees ceasefire amid war crimes claims
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces accused of mass civilian killings agrees to three-month humanitarian ceasefire. International mediators broker truce as evidence of atrocities mounts.
Harrow stabbing: Teen rushed to hospital in Wealdstone
An 18-year-old man was stabbed on Ellen Webb Drive in Harrow. Police are making urgent enquiries and urge witnesses to come forward. No arrests have been made.
Lammy's Prison Crisis: Missing Inmate Returns as Secretary Hides
Justice Secretary David Lammy faces mounting pressure as prison system failures continue. One missing prisoner returns voluntarily while Lammy avoids media questions. Read the latest developments.
Federal Agents Detain Journalists at Chicago Protest
A federal judge condemns US agents for detaining reporters covering Chicago protests. Learn how this impacts press freedom and constitutional rights in the UK.
Bolivia's Former President Freed from Prison
Bolivia's former president Jeanine Áñez released from prison after 18 months. Read about the political implications and international reaction.
Congress summons Andrew Windsor over Epstein links
US congressional committee demands Andrew Mountbatten Windsor explain his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, citing financial records with 'massage for Andrew' notations. Response required by 20 November.
Labour's two-child benefit cap dilemma deepens
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces internal Labour pressure over the controversial two-child benefit cap. Will she find £3bn to scrap it or opt for compromise? Analysis inside.
Russia's drone racing fuels military and war veteran sports
From drone racing festivals to para ice hockey tournaments, discover how Russia's war in Ukraine is reshaping sports and society. Explore the Kremlin's strategic vision.
Post Office Knew of Software Flaws Before 1992 Launch
Exclusive documents reveal the Post Office was warned about Capture software corruption months before its 1992 rollout, leading to wrongful convictions. Read the full investigation.
How Elon Musk's X algorithm amplifies UK right-wing content
A Sky News investigation reveals how X's algorithm under Elon Musk systematically promotes right-wing and extreme content to UK users. Listen to the full podcast for details.
Food Stamp Cuts Leave Millions Hungry Amid Shutdown
Nearly 42 million Americans face food insecurity as SNAP benefits expire during government shutdown. Discover how communities are responding and ways you can help.
England and Wales Prison Overcrowding Crisis Deepens
The prison overcrowding crisis in England and Wales has reached breaking point, with severe capacity issues threatening public safety. Discover the urgent reforms needed to address this critical situation.
Train rampage suspect linked to earlier knife attack
Exclusive: A taxi passenger needed 15 stitches after a slashing by a man believed to be the Huntingdon train knifeman. Police closed the case, now reopened. Read the full story.
US Congress summons Prince Andrew over Epstein links
The US Congress has formally requested Prince Andrew provide testimony regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Read the latest developments on this breaking story.
Greensill: Badenoch interfered to protect Cameron
Financier Lex Greensill alleges Kemi Badenoch used her ministerial role to shield David Cameron from scrutiny in lobbying scandal. Read the explosive claims.
Wisbech's 'Crap' Christmas Tree Sparks Fury
Wisbech Town Council removes a 'half dead' Christmas tree after public outrage. A new 28ft 'healthy specimen' has been installed. Discover the festive drama.
King Charles strips Prince Andrew of all titles
King Charles III has formally removed Prince Andrew's HRH style and princely titles via a Letters Patent. Discover the full implications of this historic decision.
Sudan's RSF agrees to US-led humanitarian ceasefire
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces agree to a US-led humanitarian ceasefire proposal following the capture of Al Fashir and reports of mass killings. Discover the latest developments.
Pay-per-mile tax for electric cars sparks heated debate
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash over proposed pay-per-mile tax for electric vehicles. Critics warn of fairness issues while supporters argue it's essential for funding roads. Read the full analysis.
Overcrowded Prisons Trigger Chaotic Release Mistakes
Severe overcrowding and understaffing in UK prisons lead to dangerous release errors, putting public safety at risk. Urgent reforms needed to address the crisis.
Powell: Labour must keep tax promise and end child cap
Labour's new deputy leader Lucy Powell insists the party must honour its manifesto pledge not to raise key taxes and urgently lift the two-child benefit cap to tackle child poverty.
Lammy defends not revealing second mistaken prisoner release
Justice Secretary David Lammy defends failing to disclose a second sex offender's mistaken release during PMQs, raising serious questions over the government's timeline and new safety checks.
Council worker's £3k supermarket spending spree
A Kensington and Chelsea Council employee spent over £3,000 in Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose using council funds. Discover how the fraud was uncovered and what actions the council is taking.
Britain's Two-Party Politics Faces Unprecedented Fragmentation
Britain's century-old two-party system is collapsing as Reform UK surges past Conservatives and Labour. Explore the seismic political shift and its consequences for UK democracy.
Hollywood star's nephew survives Huntingdon train stabbing
Isaiah Ishmael, 17, nephew of actor Damson Idris, was slashed in a train attack. A man has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder. Read the latest on this shocking incident.
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