Man Acquitted in 35 Minutes in Trump Laser Case
A Washington DC jury took just 35 minutes to acquit Jacob Winkler, accused of aiming a laser at Marine One. The verdict marks another setback for US Attorney Jeanine Pirro.
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Trump renames Florida road after himself in Mar-a-Lago ceremony
US President Donald Trump has unveiled a road named in his honour, linking Mar-a-Lago to Palm Beach airport. He says the sign should fill people with 'pride in our country'.
Mayors: Hillsborough Law amendment risks future cover-ups
Liverpool and Manchester mayors urge the government to withdraw a Hillsborough Law amendment, warning it creates a 'broad opt-out' that could prevent disclosure of vital information after major incidents.
UK snow warning as temperatures set to plunge again
The Met Office warns of a potential return to freezing temperatures and snow across the UK from late January, with cold conditions likely to persist into February. Check the latest forecast.
Dances with Wolves actor faces 21 charges in abuse trial
Nathan Chasing Horse, who starred in Dances with Wolves, is on trial in Las Vegas for sexual assault and kidnapping. The case exposes the exploitation by some 'medicine men' in Native American communities.
Nursery worker faces 15 new child abuse charges
Vincent Chan, convicted of 26 child sex offences, now charged with 15 more counts related to indecent images. The former West Hampstead nursery worker remains in custody.
Trump pardons 13, commutes 8 sentences in latest clemency wave
Donald Trump has pardoned a Florida fraudster he previously helped, among 21 clemency actions. Explore the details of the controversial pardons and their implications for the US justice system.
Marco Rubio's Political Pivot in Trump's Administration
How Marco Rubio transformed from a Trump critic to a key cabinet member, reshaping his foreign policy to align with America First while retaining his obsession with Cuba.
Dairy Farmers Face £1,8k Daily Losses in Price Crisis
British dairy farmers are operating at a severe loss, with costs exceeding milk prices. Industry warns of mass exodus as global oversupply and high costs bite. Read the full analysis.
Lammy blocks prison transfer of killer who rapped about murder
Justice Secretary David Lammy intervenes to stop Jake Fahri's move to open prison after Parole Board recommendation. The killer released drill music about the 2008 murder of Jimmy Mizen.
Tinder predator jailed for life for raping newborn baby
A depraved paedophile who targeted a new mother on Tinder to gain access to her 10-week-old baby has been sentenced to life in prison. Read the full shocking details of the case.
Londoner gets 7-year ban from Peterborough after robbery
A 20-year-old from Barnet has been jailed and banned from entering Peterborough for seven years following a violent attempted robbery of a £2,000 bike. Read the full court details.
US Candidate Buys nazis.us, Redirects to DHS
A Florida congressional candidate purchased the domain nazis.us, redirecting it to the US Department of Homeland Security in a protest against what he calls the Republican party's 'full fascist' turn. Read the full story.
Republican dissent grows over Trump's Greenland plans
Senior Republicans break ranks to criticise Donald Trump's 'absurd' ambition to take control of Greenland, warning it could end his presidency and damage NATO. Read the latest on the political fallout.
UK parents sue TikTok after children's deaths
A group of bereaved British parents are suing TikTok in the US for wrongful death. They seek answers after their children died attempting an online challenge.
Murderer's open prison transfer blocked over drill rap
Justice Secretary David Lammy blocks Jake Fahri's move to open prison after drill lyrics glorifying Jimmy Mizen's murder emerge. Read the full story.
Ministers urge Starmer to sack Wes Streeting
Senior Labour figures call for health secretary's removal, citing public criticism and leadership ambitions. Keir Starmer faces internal pressure amid policy U-turns.
A toilet repair epiphany conquers the January blues
Columnist Tim Dowling finds an unlikely source of hope and a permanent fix for a faulty cistern, offering a lifeline against the traditional post-Christmas slump. Discover how a simple DIY victory changed his outlook.
PM Splits Gun Bill After Bondi Attack
Anthony Albanese separates gun control laws from failed hate speech bill. New legislation includes a major firearm buy-back scheme and tougher import rules. Read the latest.
Deputy PM blocks open prison move for Jimmy Mizen's killer
Deputy PM David Lammy rejects Parole Board advice to move murderer Jake Fahri to open prison after drill raps 'boasting' about his 2008 crime. Read the full story.
London snow warning as blizzard forecast with UK facing 51cm
London is set for localised blizzards on Jan 29-30 with 2-3cm of snow, while Scotland could see 51cm drifts. Get the latest UK snow forecast and weather warnings.
Surgeon indicted for double homicide of ex-wife and husband
An Illinois surgeon has been formally charged with the aggravated murder of his ex-wife and her new husband in their Columbus, Ohio home. Discover the latest developments in this high-profile case.
Virginia Senate Puts Abortion Rights Amendment to Voters
Virginia's state senate has approved a 2026 ballot measure to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. Voters will decide as the state becomes a critical access point post-Roe.
Global Week: Iran Crackdown, Kyiv Strikes, Gaza Rain
A visual summary of the past week's defining moments: Iran's brutal crackdown, Russian airstrikes in Kyiv, Trump's Venezuela move, and dire conditions in Gaza. Explore the stories behind the images.
Court rejects Biffa's £50m Scottish DRS claim
A £51.4m damages claim against the Scottish government over its collapsed deposit return scheme has been dismissed by a judge. Read the full ruling details.
West Midlands Chief Constable Resigns After Home Secretary Loses Confidence
Chief Constable Craig Guildford retires after a critical report and political pressure. The case raises major questions about police independence and centralisation in the UK.
Jenrick joins Farage's Reform UK after Tory sacking
Robert Jenrick's dramatic defection to Nigel Farage's Reform UK marks a seismic shift in British politics. We analyse his career reinvention and what this means for the Conservatives. Listen to the full Sky News Daily podcast for expert insight.
Badenoch stronger after Jenrick's Tory defection
Kemi Badenoch's decisive action in sacking Robert Jenrick has solidified her position as Conservative leader. Analysis reveals how the messy defection to Reform UK may deter future Tory MPs from following.
Cartoon Satirises Tory Defections to Reform UK
Martin Rowson's latest cartoon skewers the Conservative Party's turmoil as MPs defect to Reform UK. Explore the symbolism and political fallout in this analysis.
Starmer's Football Passion Sparks Debate on Political Abuse
Keir Starmer's celebration at an Arsenal match ignites a Guardian letters debate on whether offensive football chants aimed at the PM are justified or a sign of societal decline.
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