Conservative Plan: Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Kemi Badenoch announces Conservative policy to ban social media for children under 16 and smartphones in schools, mirroring Australian laws. Read the full details.
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Ex-UK envoy to US denies knowing Epstein's crimes
Former UK ambassador Lord Mandelson breaks silence on Jeffrey Epstein ties, apologises to victims but insists he 'never saw anything'. Read the full timeline of their friendship.
UK seeks 'peaceful transition' in Iran as protests intensify
UK ministers call for an end to violence in Iran and discuss regime change as protests defy a severe crackdown. Over 60 reported dead and thousands detained.
Deaf Palestinian man beaten by settlers in West Bank
Masked Israeli settlers brutally attacked a 67-year-old deaf Palestinian man, leaving him with multiple broken bones. The incident highlights escalating violence in the occupied West Bank.
Labour's Pubs Tax U-Turn Damages Government Credibility
PM Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves forced into dramatic business rates reversal for pubs. Tory leader Kemi Badenoch says their credibility is 'shot'. Read the latest political fallout.
Angry Ginge considers darts Q-School after I'm A Celeb
I'm A Celebrity winner Angry Ginge reveals he is considering entering PDC Q-School, inspired by world champion friend Luke Littler. Read his exclusive comments.
Iran threatens Israel, US bases amid protest crackdown
Iran warns of attacks on Israel and US bases if Washington intervenes in its internal crackdown on protests, raising fears of a wider conflict. Read the latest developments.
Conservative Party proposes social media ban for under-16s
The Conservative Party announces a plan to ban under-16s from social media. Kemi Badenoch leads the policy push, citing child safety concerns. Read the full details and political reactions.
Nobel Institute: Peace Prize Cannot Be Given to Trump
The Nobel Institute has stated the Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado cannot be transferred to Donald Trump. Discover the full story and political implications here.
Unregulated UK private investigators hired by stalkers
A Guardian investigation reveals stalkers are hiring private investigators to track victims, with some traced to domestic violence refuges. Calls grow for licensing in the unregulated UK industry.
Trump's Greenland Threats Risk NATO Unity, Echo Cold War
Donald Trump's fixation on acquiring Greenland and his refusal to rule out military force against Denmark, a NATO ally, draws alarming parallels with Soviet actions during the Cold War, analysts caution.
London drug seizures map reveals most popular illegal substances
Exclusive data shows cannabis is London's most seized drug. Discover the capital's drug trends and how police seizures compare nationally. Explore the interactive map.
Analysing Trump's 2026 Foreign Policy Claims on Europe
A deep dive into Donald Trump's alleged 2026 geopolitical plans, from Greenland to Ukraine, and the dangerous falsehoods Europe must confront. Read the full analysis.
Ukraine's Frontline Soldiers Endure 38-Day Rotations
Exclusive report from Ukraine's eastern front with the Da Vinci Wolves battalion, where infantry endure 38-day frontline rotations under constant drone threat. Read the full story.
Germany's migrant crackdown may shift problem to UK
Sky News joins German police on the frontline against people smugglers. As Germany toughens its asylum rules, experts warn the UK could become the next target for illegal migration. Read the full investigation.
Iran Protests: Death Toll Rises to 116 Amid Crackdown
The death toll in Iran's nationwide protests has risen to at least 116, as Donald Trump says the US 'stands ready to help'. Read the latest on the escalating crisis.
ICE Custody Death Sparks Nationwide Protests Across US
The death of Renee Good while in ICE custody has ignited protests across America, raising urgent questions about immigration enforcement practices. Read the full report.
Kyiv battles winter blackout after major Russian missile attack
Emergency crews in Kyiv set up warming tents after Russian attacks left thousands without power and heating. The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting on Monday. Read the latest from day 1,418 of the war.
Pride events face financial crisis as costs soar, donations fall
Pride organisers across the UK confront a severe funding crisis, with events cancelled and charities reporting halved corporate donations. Discover the challenges facing the movement.
Myanmar Junta's Second Election Phase Criticised as Sham
Myanmar's military holds second stage of widely condemned election. UN and West decry process as neither free nor fair amid civil war and suppressed opposition. Read the latest analysis.
Nationwide Protests Condemn ICE Killing and Venezuela Policy
Thousands protested across the US, demanding ICE leave communities and an end to Trump's Venezuela policy following the fatal shooting of Renee Good. Read the latest.
Mass US Protests After ICE Agent Kills Renee Good
Nationwide protests erupt after an ICE officer shot dead Renee Good in Minneapolis. New footage fuels debate as the Trump administration defends the agent's actions.
Mississippi Man Charged with Six Murders
A 24-year-old Mississippi man faces capital murder charges for the fatal shootings of six people, including a child and a pastor. The district attorney calls the case 'as bad as it gets'.
US tells citizens to leave Venezuela after paramilitary reports
The US State Department warns Americans to leave Venezuela immediately, citing reports of armed pro-regime militias setting up roadblocks and searching for US citizens.
Trump's 'Doomsday Plane' Makes Rare Public Appearance in LA
Donald Trump's nuclear-proof 'doomsday plane' was seen in Los Angeles this week. Officials confirm it was part of a US defence capabilities tour, not an emergency. Read the full story.
US Congress Members Blocked from ICE Facility Visit
Three Democratic Congress members, including Ilhan Omar, were ejected from an ICE detention centre in Minnesota, despite a federal judge's ruling. Read the full report on this controversial obstruction.
Trump-Pardoned Jan 6 Defendant Runs for Florida Office
Adam Johnson, who served 75 days for his role in the US Capitol riot and was pardoned by Donald Trump, files to run for Manatee County Commission. Read his controversial campaign story.
US-led strikes hit ISIS in Syria after deadly attack
US and allied forces conducted large-scale strikes against Islamic State targets across Syria in response to a December attack that killed three Americans. Read the latest developments.
Mississippi Shooting: Six Dead, Child Among Victims
A mass shooting in rural Mississippi leaves six dead, including a child. Suspect Daricka M Moore charged with murder. Follow the latest on this tragic case.
Lucy Letby gets prison librarian job as conviction review looms
Convicted nurse Lucy Letby secures a prison library role, sparking inmate frustration. As new medical evidence challenges her conviction, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is delayed until April 2026. Read the latest.
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