MI5: China targets UK Parliament via LinkedIn
Security services warn of Chinese espionage campaign targeting MPs and peers through professional networks. Learn how to identify suspicious approaches.
Category : Politics
Sullen Resignation Haunts PMQs Amid Tax Threshold Drama
Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch's PMQs clash revealed exhausted MPs in stage of 'sullen resignation' amid budget chaos and tax threshold controversies. Read the full analysis.
25 killed in Russian missile strike on Ternopil apartments
At least 25 people died in a heavy Russian missile attack on residential buildings in Ternopil. Zelenskiy urges allies for more air defence support to end the war.
UK Net Migration Falls to 345,000
New ONS data reveals a sharp decline in UK net migration to 345,000. Explore the economic consequences and the political debate detached from these new facts.
Activists' harassment convictions overturned
Two pro-Palestine activists have their convictions for harassing Labour MP Alex Davies-Jones overturned. Judge rules prosecution was not necessary. Read the full story.
Ukraine Faces €70bn Funding Gap Amid EU Negotiations
Ukraine requires over €70bn in financial assistance as EU leaders debate using frozen Russian assets. With US support withdrawn, Europe must act to prevent Kyiv's financial collapse.
Peers call for independent Telegraph sale control
Lords urge government to take control of Telegraph auction amid concerns over UAE influence and DCMS handling. Will a white knight buyer emerge for the £500m media giant?
Ex-Olympic Snowboarder Charged with Witness Murder
US authorities charge former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding with murdering a witness in Colombia. $15m reward offered for his capture. Read the full story.
Farage accused of racist behaviour at school
Exclusive: Nigel Farage's former schoolfriend reveals shocking allegations of racist and antisemitic behaviour during their time at Dulwich College. Read the full investigation.
New Suspect in Zante One-Punch Killing
A Sky News investigation uncovers a new suspect in the killing of British father Matt Jeffrey on a Greek island stag do. Discover the family's fight for justice and the impact of one-punch violence. Listen to the full podcast.
Trump reverses on Epstein files as scandal grows
Donald Trump abruptly reverses position on Jeffrey Epstein document release while new Guardian Weekly examines climate solutions and UK asylum policies. Get 33% off subscription.
NHS Doctors' Strike: Veteran Exposes Pay Crisis
Retired consultant reveals junior doctors worked 80-100 hour weeks for 'pittance' as current strikes continue. Read why decades of being 'cheap labour' fuels NHS discontent.
Republican censure of Democrat over Epstein texts collapses
A Republican attempt to censure Democrat Stacey Plaskett over her Jeffrey Epstein texts failed, sparking accusations of backroom deals in the House of Representatives.
Tom Steyer announces run for California governor
Billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer joins crowded Democratic field to replace Gavin Newsom, pledging to tackle California's affordability crisis. Read his full platform.
NYPD Commissioner Tisch Remains Under New Mayor
New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani confirms Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch will continue her role, citing historic crime reduction achievements. Discover their shared public safety vision.
Women in court after man found dead in field
Dorothy Shields and Nicola Brisland appear in Greenock Sheriff Court charged with attempting to defeat justice after Robert Best's body was discovered in a field. Follow for updates.
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.
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.
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