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The Wrap will focus on debating, analysing and making sense of the day's news, not just reporting it, and will run from 10pm until midnight. It will feature high-profile panellists, from leading experts and journalists to special...
Sky News's brand new late-night show The Wrap will focus on debating, analysing and making sense of the day's news, not just reporting it, and will run from 10pm until midnight. The Wrap will feature high-profile panellists, from...
Sky News's brand new late-night show The Wrap will focus on debating, analysing and making sense of the day's news, not just reporting it, and will run from 10pm until midnight. The Wrap will feature high-profile panellists, from...
FIFA plans to double Women's World Cup prize money next year but will not deliver on Gianni Infantino's ambition to match the cash paid out at the men's tournament, Sky News has learnt.
It's 'a tale of two rivers' in Ukraine, says Sky's Military analyst on Morning Call. Michael Clarke says Ukrainians are preparing for offensives against Russians across two rivers. 🔗To watch the full Morning Call, tap the link to...
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Sky's Dominic Waghorn travels across Ohio - deemed the 'ultimate swing state' - to grasp the mood of a state so crucial to these midterms. Watch the full report on the Sky News website and app: https://trib.al/LpsrO0g SUBSCRIBE to our...
The Government is increasing taxes on the 2.85 million landlords in the UK — but will this also affect their tenants? Some landlords have also written in to Sky News to share their thoughts. Sky's Amelia Harper explains what the...
Sky's Deborah Haynes analyses the small print of a major defence investment plan and asks whether the numbers are already out of date following the Chancellor’s pledge to increase the defence budget faster. To get more from Deborah...
France's government has estimated that around 320,000 people are believed to have been taking part in demonstrations across the country, including some 70,000 in Paris. Sky's Alistair Bunkall reports from the heart of the protests in...
The EU wants more money, for the UK not to deport back foreign prisoners from day one, and a go slow on ending punitive tariffs, a leaked document seen by Sky News shows. Sky's Sam Coates and Jack Parker have seen a draft statement...
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud speaks to Sky News about his country’s fight against Al-Shabaab and why he believes Somalia’s security has consequences far beyond its borders. In a wide-ranging interview with Sky's Yousra...
The UK Tonight with Sarah-Jane Mee will dig into the issues people across the country are talking about and explain and analyse the news stories they need to know in a dynamic hour of domestic news. With a thoughtful look at the people...
A man has lost his bid for an injunction against two media outlets to prevent the publication of allegations against him, a judge has ruled. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 are centre, 1 lean right.
A man has lost his bid for an injunction against two media outlets, The Guardian and ITN, to prevent the publication of allegations against him. Sky's Mollie Malone explains what this means and what will happen next....
The man brought legal action against Independent Television News (ITN) and Guardian News and Media, publisher of The Guardian.
The judge made the decision on Tuesday, November 3
Regulators will scrutinise Sky's £1.6bn deal to buy ITV's media and entertainment arm after the intervention of the culture secretary.
Lisa Nandy will bring forward streaming legislation to allow a new public interest consideration covering broadcasting of on-demand programmes.
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Hundreds of people are also understood to have stayed in the front-line town, despite the dangers. Covered by 19 outlets: 6 lean left, 11 are centre, 2 lean right.
For Ukraine's Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets, the evacuation of civilians from Oleshky has been a significant humanitarian achievement. Lubinets played a key role in evacuating residents from the Russian-occupied city in...
The Kremlin has confirmed the successful evacuation of civilians from Russia-controlled Alyoshki in Ukraine’s Kherson region, following a locally facilitated ceasefire involving Russian and Ukrainian human rights...
Residents from Oleshky return to an undisclosed location in Ukrainian-controlled territory on Oct. 31, 2026. (Valentyn Ogirenko/Reuters)
After evacuation from Russian-occupied Oleshky by bus, a Ukrainian family reunited in Ukraine. Father Mykhailo Palii was reunited with his daughters and partner as he stepped off the bus on Saturday. Residents...
On today's Morning Call, Michael Clarke tells Sky's Deborah Haynes that by looking at shipping movements it can reveal how the first shipment of the US-Russian deal may not even reach ports. Start your day with Morning Call - the inside...
'Do the right thing' Craig and Lindsay Foreman were detained in Iran last year, and sentenced to ten years in prison after Iranian authorities accused them of spying for Britain and Israel. They both deny the charges. Lindsay's son Joe...
Sky's Alastair Bruce looks at the story of the Unknown Warrior, who was buried at Westminster Abbey on 11 November 1920. He looks at the soldier's final journey and explains how the grave came to represent families whose loved ones...
A California couple with 27 children, most born via surrogates, have been charged in what US authorities have described as a "house of horrors" abuse case. Sky's Martha Kelner examines the case in California - and what it means for the...
Warning: This story contains references to suicide. Louis Malletier says he was told he had won a holiday to Thailand, but when he got to South East Asia, things changed dramatically. He's now facing decades in prison. Sky's Sarah Jane...
It's potentially difficult for a 'home-made' bioweapon using AI to be manufactured, but state actors with labs may be different. Sky's Science and Technology Editor Tom Clarke examines whether an AI-designed pathogen could threaten...
A law that was passed to suspend the parental rights that killers have over their children from their prison cell is still not in force. Jade's Law was passed over two years ago, and it should mean that parents who kill someone they...
Report calls for an effort to tackle harms in similar way to obesity and smoking, and stresses need to ‘offer boys something better’ The manosphere and online misogyny should be treated by the government as a public health issue, in the...
A new report has said the social media "manosphere" should be treated as a public health issue - like smoking tobacco. Sky's Barnaby Webber asks people what they think. #manosphere #health #socialmedia #skynews...
Researchers detail the health impacts of the manosphere, including on men’s mental health and violence against women
President Trump says that the Iran war is "effectively over", but is this true? Sky's Yalda Hakim talks to Ali Vaez on this episode of The World podcast about the likelihood of a deal between America and Iran. Listen to what he has to...
Students who are “conscientious objectors” to AI are falling behind those who use it to write essays in a matter of minutes, the university regulator for England has said. Sky's Sophy Ridge and Wilfred Frost discuss what can be done to...
The US midterm results have prompted fears of a slowdown in AI data centre builds, causing a steep sell-off of tech stocks across the world. Sky's Paul Kelso has the latest developments. #midterms #uspolitics #trump #skynews SUBSCRIBE...
Hundreds of residents have been evacuated from the devastated Russian-occupied city of Oleshky following a humanitarian ceasefire. Sky's Ivor Bennett looks at the coordination in Oleshky – and the harsher line on Russian state TV. To...
A report has warned the social media 'manosphere' should be treated similarly to tobacco. The report's co-author speaks to Sky's Anna Jones. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews Follow us on...