20 Years After Honour Killing, Fight for Banaz's Law
Two decades after Banaz Mahmod's murder, her sister Bekhal campaigns for a new UK law to tackle honour-based abuse. Will the government finally act?
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London Ice Warning: Yellow Alert for Wednesday
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for ice across London from midnight until 10am on Wednesday, 7th January. Icy surfaces pose a risk of slips and falls. Read the latest travel advice.
Musk's Political Return: Renewed Trump Bromance
Elon Musk is diving back into US politics, renewing ties with Donald Trump and funding Republicans. Experts warn his influence could have devastating global consequences. Read the full analysis.
Murderer loses parole bid after rapping about crime
Jake Fahri, jailed for killing Jimmy Mizen, denied release after boasting in rap lyrics. Parole Board approves open prison transfer. Read the full story.
GOP Senators Push Back on Pentagon Censure of Mark Kelly
Senior Republican senators Susan Collins and Thom Tillis criticise Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's attempt to censure and demote Democratic Senator Mark Kelly over a political video. Read the latest on this US Senate clash.
Trump's 'Clown Car Cabinet' Worst in US History
Analysis reveals Donald Trump's 2025 cabinet, featuring Noem, Hegseth, and RFK Jr, is the most disastrous in American history. Experts cite incompetence and corruption.
UK Storm Goretti: Snow and Wind Warnings Issued
The UK's first named storm of 2026, Storm Goretti, is set to bring heavy snow and severe coastal gales. The Met Office has issued new weather warnings following the coldest night of winter.
Cabinet revolt brews over business rates increase
Sky News reveals cabinet-level opposition to the business rates rise. Hospitality sector warned against protesting as pubs ban Labour MPs. Full details inside.
Snow falls in London as Met Office issues 10-hour ice warning
Snow flurries sweep across London with temperatures at 0°C. The Met Office has issued a yellow ice warning for the capital from midnight until 10am Wednesday. Stay updated.
Reich: Trump's Actions Threaten Civilisation Itself
Former US Labour Secretary Robert Reich argues Donald Trump's domestic and foreign policies, from the Capitol attack to threats against nations, fray the moral fabric of civilisation. Read the analysis.
Trump's 5-Year Effort to Rewrite Capitol Attack History
Five years after the Capitol attack, Donald Trump and GOP allies wage a campaign to erase the insurrection from memory. Explore the pardons, lawsuits, and political manoeuvring reshaping history.
Badenoch defends US Venezuela raid as 'morally right'
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch breaks ranks to defend the US capture of Venezuela's president, calling it morally justified while questioning the international rules-based order. Read her full interview analysis.
UK's coldest night hits -12.5C, schools close amid snow
The UK shivers through its coldest night this winter with temperatures plunging to -12.5C. Hundreds of schools are closed and travel is disrupted. Get the latest forecasts and weather warnings.
Assange Lawyer Barry Pollack to Defend Nicolás Maduro
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, facing US narco-terrorism charges, has hired top US trial lawyer Barry Pollack, who secured Julian Assange's release. Explore the legal battle ahead.
Amber snow warning closes hundreds of Scottish schools
An amber warning for snow has been issued for northern Scotland, forcing hundreds of schools to close and disrupting travel. Further snow and ice warnings are in place across the UK.
Drug dealer jailed after Croydon station ticket stop
A South London drug dealer has been sentenced to over five years in prison after being stopped for a ticket issue at West Croydon station. Read the full story of the arrest and seizure.
Guardian Hope appeal raises over £800,000 for UK charities
The Guardian's 2025 Hope appeal has raised more than £800,000 for five grassroots charities tackling racism and division in the UK. Donate now to support community cohesion.
Should grandparents be paid for childcare? New poll reveals views
A new Channel 5 poll uncovers surprising British attitudes on family, finance, and personal freedom. Discover the results on paying grandparents, weight-loss jabs, and inheritance.
Twitch streamer arrested after toy gun incident at Big Ben
Armed police arrested 13 people, including a Twitch streamer, on Westminster Bridge for allegedly possessing an imitation firearm. Read the full details of the incident.
Hundreds of UK schools closed after -9C Arctic blast
An Arctic blast brings heavy snow, closing hundreds of schools across the UK and causing major travel disruption. Find out the latest Met Office warnings and your rights if flights are cancelled.
Freemason police officers defend membership amid Met rule
Freemason police officers say they fear for their careers after the Met Police required them to declare membership. They deny any special treatment, calling the move 'unfair'.
Trump's Venezuela move signals new US hemispheric empire
Analysis: The US assault on Venezuela marks a pivotal shift in Trump's foreign policy, openly embracing a doctrine of regional domination and resource control. Read the full column.
The Endemic Failure of Political Forecasting
From Venezuela to the Soviet collapse, experts consistently fail to predict major political shifts. Paul Ormerod examines the limits of forecasting for 2026. Read the analysis.
PM softens on Bondi royal commission as floods hit Queensland
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opens door to national inquiry into Bondi attack. Meanwhile, widespread flooding impacts Queensland and a sinkhole opens in Melbourne.
Albanese softens on Bondi attack royal commission
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese opens door to national inquiry into Bondi terror attack, marking a shift as pressure mounts from victims' families and legal bodies. Read the latest developments.
Global Mayors Take on Far Right and Housing Crises
Mayors from New York to Paris are tackling society's toughest issues, from housing to climate change, as they confront rising far-right pressures. Discover how local leaders are reshaping global politics.
Chagos sovereignty plan suffers four defeats in Lords
Sir Keir Starmer's government faces four parliamentary defeats over the Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius. The plan now returns to the Commons amid security and cost concerns.
Maduro on Trial in New York for Narcoterrorism
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife face narcoterrorism charges in a Manhattan courthouse. Sky News' Trump100 podcast reports from inside the courtroom.
Johnson: US 'Not at War' in Venezuela After Raid
House Speaker Mike Johnson insists the US is not at war in Venezuela following a raid to capture President Nicolás Maduro. Democrats warn of a dangerous escalation. Read the latest.
Analysing Trump's Legal Strategy and Norm Defiance
Is Donald Trump truly lawless, or does he operate by his own set of rules? We examine the legal philosophy behind his actions and its profound implications for democracy. Read our in-depth analysis.
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