Trump cancels Venezuela attacks after prisoner release
Donald Trump claims he has called off planned US attacks on Venezuela following a prisoner release gesture and a major oil infrastructure deal. Read the latest developments.
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Brooklyn Beckham tells parents to contact him via lawyers
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly issued a legal notice to parents David and Victoria, demanding all contact go through solicitors. The family rift deepens as the 26-year-old blocks them on social media.
ICE Agent Shoots Woman in Minneapolis Amid Major Operation
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis escalates tensions in a sanctuary city, following the deployment of 2,000 federal agents. Key facts and fallout explained.
Kate Middleton's 44th Birthday: A Life in Pictures
As the Princess of Wales turns 44, we chart her journey from a Berkshire childhood to a future Queen Consort, marking the occasion with a scaled-back celebration. Discover her life story.
Storm Goretti: Red Warnings as UK Faces Worst Snow in 10 Years
Storm Goretti triggers rare red weather warnings, bringing 100mph winds and up to 30cm of snow. Travel chaos, power cuts, and school closures expected nationwide. Track the storm here.
Russia fires Oreshnik missile at Ukraine in revenge attack
Russia fired its new hypersonic Oreshnik missile at western Ukraine overnight, claiming retaliation for a drone attack on Putin's residence. The strike damaged critical infrastructure and killed one in Kyiv.
Tehran Residents on Iran's Economic Crisis and Protests
Young Iranians in Tehran speak out on shattered livelihoods, mass protests, and their visions for the future. Discover their stories of resilience and despair.
Massive Russian air strike hits Ukraine with hypersonic missile
Russia launched 36 missiles and 242 drones overnight, including a hypersonic Oreshnik. Kyiv warns of a 'grave threat' to European security as attacks intensify. Full report.
Iran blames US and Israel for protests, internet shut down
Iranian state media accuses foreign 'terrorist agents' of fuelling unrest as a nationwide internet blackout is imposed. Protests over economic crisis spread to 27 provinces. Read the latest.
City pushes back against EU integration in Starmer's plan
Senior City figures warn against reintroducing EU rules for financial services, fearing it will stifle London's post-Brexit recovery and regulatory innovation. Read the full analysis.
Storm Goretti: Worst Snow in 10 Years, Flights Cancelled
Storm Goretti batters UK with 100mph winds and worst snowfall in a decade, causing mass power cuts, travel disruption, and school closures. Read the latest updates.
Storm Goretti: Red Warning as UK Hit by Snow and 99mph Winds
Storm Goretti brings rare red warnings, 99mph winds, and heavy snow, causing mass power cuts and travel chaos across the UK. Schools closed and flights grounded.
UK Storm Chaos, US Shootings & Iran Blackout
High winds and snow cause UK travel chaos. Two shot in Portland, Iran faces internet blackout, and pub tax relief expected. Get the full briefing in 10 minutes.
Kinahan Gang Boss Under Pressure in Dubai
As the 10-year anniversary of Dublin's Regency Hotel shooting approaches, international pressure mounts on Daniel Kinahan, the alleged cartel leader hiding in Dubai. Explore the feud, the global empire, and the closing net.
ICE shooting in Minneapolis triggers unrest, Senate defies Trump
A woman is killed in a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, igniting protests. Meanwhile, the Senate votes to limit President Trump's actions on Venezuela after a key intelligence briefing.
Kate Middleton celebrates her 44th birthday
The Princess of Wales marks her 44th birthday with a low-key celebration. We trace her journey from Berkshire childhood to future Queen consort through key moments.
Trump to meet Venezuela's Machado, escalates cartel threats
Donald Trump announces a meeting with Venezuelan opposition figure María Corina Machado and threatens land strikes against drug cartels in Latin America. Read the latest developments.
UK denies Gaza academic's family visa bid
Palestinian PhD student Bassem Abudagga loses hope as Home Office says his family's case is not urgent and children should stay in Gaza tent. Read his story.
Gambia's Supreme Court Hears Bid to Overturn FGM Ban
Gambian religious leaders and an MP are challenging the ban on female genital mutilation at the Supreme Court. This case follows infant deaths and is seen as part of a wider global regression on women's rights.
AI 'Nudified' Images Challenge UK Online Safety Laws
The surge of AI-generated intimate images on X raises urgent questions about UK regulation. We explain the legal grey areas, platform responsibilities, and your rights if targeted.
Hounslow Council Leader defends grooming gangs comments
Hounslow Council Leader Shantanu Rajawat clarifies his comments on alleged grooming gangs, defending his approach after a Freedom of Information request revealed a three-year police investigation. Read the full story.
Iran Blames 'Terrorist Agents' for Widespread Protests
Iranian state media claims foreign 'terrorist agents' ignited violence amid nationwide protests over economic woes. Get the latest updates on the escalating situation.
Report: Fiscal Rules 'Make No Difference' to Outcomes
A new report labels fiscal rules 'ineffective' and a 'self-awarded badge of honour', challenging Chancellor Rachel Reeves's 'iron-clad' framework. Read the full analysis.
Greens Target Reform Voters with Anti-Establishment Message
Green leader Zack Polanski believes he can sway Reform UK supporters by redirecting anger from migrants to billionaires and corporations. Can his 'eco-populism' succeed?
Ley's Ongoing Criticism of Bondi Attack Response
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley persists in attacking the Labor government over the Bondi terror attack response, even after securing a royal commission. Will calls for unity prevail?
Thousands flee Colombia-Venezuela border clashes
More than 2,000 displaced people have arrived in Cúcuta, Colombia, fleeing violence between ELN and FARC dissidents in the volatile Catatumbo region. Read the full report.
Sánchez breaks EU ranks to confront Trump on Venezuela
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has taken a bold stand against US President Trump's intervention in Venezuela, citing a dangerous precedent. Discover the domestic and international pressures behind his unprecedented move.
Trump's NY Times Interview: Venezuela, Taiwan, NATO & Greenland
In a revealing NY Times interview, Donald Trump outlines his vision for global power, discussing long-term control of Venezuela, Taiwan's security, and dismissing NATO's importance. Read the key takeaways.
Sudan: 1,000 Days of War Leaves 70% Needing Aid
After 1,000 days of brutal conflict, 30 million Sudanese require assistance. Exclusive Sky News reports reveal foreign weapon proliferation and the devastating capture of Al Fashir. Read the full investigation.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Fury and Protests
Analysis of footage suggests Renee Nicole Good was fleeing ICE agents, not ramming them, contradicting the Trump administration. The incident has intensified anger over immigration crackdowns.
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