US seizes fifth Venezuelan-linked oil tanker in Caribbean
US forces seize another tanker near Trinidad in escalating campaign against Venezuela's oil exports. President Trump heralds capture of Nicolas Maduro as 'extremely successful' operation.
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Iran Internet Blackout Amid Crackdown on Protests
Iran's supreme leader signals harsher crackdown on protests, blaming the US, as internet is cut nationwide. At least 42 killed and thousands detained in unrest.
Catherine's Birthday Video on Nature's Healing Power
The Princess of Wales releases a final 'Mother Nature' video on her 44th birthday, reflecting on gratitude and healing a year after cancer remission. Read her poignant message.
Downing Street condemns X's Grok AI deepfake tool move
Downing Street condemns X's decision to restrict its Grok AI image tool to paying subscribers as 'insulting', saying it makes creating unlawful images a premium service. Calls for urgent action.
Trump's $10bn Paid Leave Scheme Wasted Taxpayer Funds
A new analysis reveals the Trump administration spent $10bn on paid leave for over 154,000 federal workers in 2025, a move labelled a 'waste' of taxpayer money. Read the full investigation.
Iranian women protest by burning images of Supreme Leader
Iranian women defy authorities by lighting cigarettes with burning photos of Ayatollah Khamenei. This symbolic act combines multiple offences as economic hardship sparks nationwide unrest. Read more.
Landlord hit with £9K costs for dangerous rental property
A Harrow landlord prosecuted for renting out an unsafe HMO with a gas leak and no alarms. He was fined £5,000 and ordered to pay £4,000 in costs. Read the full story.
Iran hit by internet blackout as economic protests spread
Iran experiences a total internet shutdown as demonstrations over the worsening economy continue nationwide. Authorities have a history of cutting access during unrest.
Iran's Khamenei warns protesters as internet blackout imposed
Iran's supreme leader accuses protesters of ruining the country to please Trump. Nationwide internet blackout imposed as demonstrations spread. Read the latest developments.
Russia: Two Citizens Released from Seized Tanker
Russia claims the US has released two detained Russian nationals from the seized Marinera oil tanker. The vessel was captured by American special forces in a dramatic North Atlantic operation. Read the full story.
ICE Shooting in Minneapolis: Medics Blocked, Witnesses Say
Witnesses allege federal officers impeded emergency response after an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis on 7 Jan. 2026. Full report on the incident and policy breach.
Trump's Venezuela oil strike fails to distract voters
Analysis: Trump's military action in Venezuela, widely seen as aiding the oil industry, fails to shift focus from healthcare and cost-of-living crises at home. Polls show weak public support.
NYC nurses strike in major contract dispute
Nearly 16,000 nurses across five major New York City hospitals are on strike, demanding better pay, safe staffing, and healthcare benefits. The union accuses hospitals of putting profits before patients.
Royal Butler Reveals How Princess Kate Will Celebrate 44th Birthday
Princess Catherine marks her 44th birthday today. A former royal butler details the likely private family celebrations and potential messages from Harry and Meghan. Discover the insider insights.
Kate's 'deeply personal' nature series concludes on birthday
The Princess of Wales releases the final part of her Mother Nature video series on her 44th birthday, calling it a 'deeply personal' reflection on healing. Read her powerful message.
Venezuela's Fate After Maduro's Capture
Following the US military action and arrest of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela stands at a pivotal moment. Historian Jesús Piñero examines if this leads to democracy or renewed authoritarianism. Discover the nation's critical juncture.
FBI agents shoot two in Portland, mayor demands ICE pause
Two people shot by US federal agents outside Portland hospital. Mayor calls for ICE operations to halt. Details on Trump's comments on power and international law.
Sterling Weakness Forecast Until May Over Labour Woes
Economists warn the pound will struggle until May's local elections due to speculation over Keir Starmer's leadership. Discover the market outlook and political risks for 2026.
Reform UK faces backlash over council tax rises
Reform UK is under fire for proposed council tax increases in authorities it controls, contradicting election pledges to cut bills. Read the full story on the party's local governance challenges.
GPS tag evidence places rapist at Benfleet crime scene
Kyle Pauley, 24, jailed for 12 years after GPS monitoring tag placed him at the scene of a violent rape and stabbing in Essex. The victim speaks of her ongoing trauma.
Iran's leader says protesters 'ruin streets' to please Trump
Iran's supreme leader claims demonstrators are destroying property to satisfy the US president, as a nationwide internet blackout is imposed amid widespread economic protests.
Princess of Wales finds healing in nature on 44th birthday
In the final part of her 'Mother Nature' series, the Princess of Wales reflects on how nature helped her heal. Discover her powerful message on stillness and gratitude.
Government Considers Leaving X Over AI Image Scandal
UK ministers are evaluating a departure from X after its AI tool, Grok, was used to create sexualised images. Labour's Anna Turley reveals internal government talks. Read the latest.
Princess of Wales Celebrates 44th Birthday with New Photos
Catherine, Princess of Wales, marks her 44th birthday. See 11 stunning photos celebrating her meaningful return to public life and dedication to key causes.
Trump Hints at Land Strikes on Mexican Drug Cartels
President Trump suggests launching land strikes in Mexico against cartels 'running' the country, following the raid on Venezuela's Maduro. Read the latest on escalating US foreign policy.
1,000 days of war leaves 30 million Sudanese needing aid
As Sudan's war hits 1,000 days, 30 million people rely on aid. Exclusive Sky News footage reveals the devastation in Al Fashir and evidence of foreign weapons fuelling the violence. Read the full report.
Syria ceasefire in Aleppo after intense clashes
A fragile ceasefire is holding in Aleppo after three days of fighting between Syrian forces and Kurdish militants displaced over 140,000. The US has welcomed the pause, but its longevity is uncertain.
White House accused of lies after ICE agent kills US poet
The White House faces backlash for spreading misinformation after a US immigration agent shot dead Renee Nicole Good, a mother and poet, in Minneapolis. We examine the claims versus the evidence.
ICE Agent Kills Mother Near George Floyd Memorial Site
A fatal ICE shooting of a mother in Minneapolis, near where George Floyd was murdered, raises urgent questions about use of force and immigration enforcement. We must demand accountability.
Greenland union leader rebukes Trump's annexation call
Greenland's top labour union leader, Jess Berthelsen, firmly rejects Donald Trump's renewed claims that the US must annex Greenland for national security, stating the territory 'will not be annexed'.
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