Iran's Leaders Face Most Serious Threat Since 1979 Revolution
Millions unite against Ayatollah Khamenei as Iran's regime faces a critical dilemma: crackdown risks US strike, but concessions could spell its end. Follow the latest analysis.
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Iran's Regime Vows No Backdown as Protests Spread Nationwide
Iran's supreme leader signals a harsher crackdown as protests over economic conditions sweep all provinces. Internet blackout imposed as regime blames US. Read the latest.
Portland ICE protests: Six arrested after border patrol shooting
Protests in Portland remain largely peaceful following the fatal shooting of two Venezuelan immigrants by US border patrol agents. Six arrests made as local leaders demand investigation and end to ICE operations.
Trump's pro-imperialism stance alarms experts
Analysis of Donald Trump's recent pro-imperialism rhetoric and its potential global consequences, including impacts on territories like Greenland. Experts warn of a dangerous shift in US foreign policy.
US seizes third tanker in Venezuelan oil crackdown
US forces have intercepted a third oil tanker in the Caribbean in a week, as President Trump meets 'BIG OIL' executives to plan taking 'billions' from Venezuela. Read the latest developments.
London council cyber attack recovery to last until summer
Kensington and Chelsea Council reveals full impact of November cyber attack, with systems not fully restored until summer. Key services for vulnerable residents severely disrupted.
ICE Shooting: Wife's Tribute as Officials Reject Self-Defence
The wife of a woman shot dead by an ICE officer in Minneapolis pays tribute, as local officials reject the Trump administration's self-defence claim. Read the latest.
Labour's party machine 'out of touch', warn members
Labour members warn the party machine is 'out of touch' and silencing grassroots voices, undermining its fight against right-wing populism. Read the urgent calls for a radical, popular programme from the left.
Fifth Venezuelan Oil Tanker Seized by US Forces
US naval forces have intercepted another Venezuela-linked oil tanker, the fifth such seizure. This action intensifies pressure on the Maduro regime's energy exports. Read the full report.
Trump's 'Global Emperor' Admission Shocks Observers
In a week of startling candour, Donald Trump admitted his only constraint is his 'own morality'. This revelation follows military action in Venezuela and domestic crackdowns, revealing a presidency ruling by fear at home and abroad.
Paris Protests Support Iran Movement, Leadership Unclear
Protests in Paris near the Eiffel Tower show solidarity with Iran's unrest. Analysis reveals deep scepticism over a royal return despite Reza Pahlavi's claims, as Trump remains cautious. Read the full story.
Iran Protests Escalate as Vehicles Burn in Tehran
Fresh anti-government protests erupt in Tehran amid economic crisis. We analyse the regime's crackdown, international reactions, and the risks of foreign intervention. Read our full report.
Iran vows 'no back down' amid nationwide protests
Iran's government pledges a harsh response as nationwide protests over economic conditions escalate. Demonstrators torch buildings and demand political reform. Read the latest developments.
Minneapolis Mayor: Feds 'Hiding Facts' in ICE Killing
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey demands state involvement in FBI probe after ICE agent kills US citizen Renee Nicole Good. He condemns Trump administration's 'garbage' narrative.
Inquest hears Aria Thorpe, 9, died from stab wound
A nine-year-old girl died from a single stab wound at her Somerset home, a coroner's court heard. A 15-year-old boy is charged with murder. A trial is set for June.
Russia's hypersonic missile strike hits near Poland
Russia launched a major missile barrage on Ukraine, deploying a nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile near the NATO border. The attack caused widespread damage and power outages. Read the latest on the escalating threat.
Merton Lib Dem Councillor Resigns Ahead of Local Elections
Jenifer Gould resigns from Merton Council, citing a family move abroad. The departure alters the political balance in Cannon Hill ward ahead of the May 2026 elections.
Russia uses hypersonic missile near NATO border
Russia has deployed its Oreshnik hypersonic missile in a strike on Lviv, just 40 miles from Poland. It's the first use of the nuclear-capable weapon since 2024. Read the latest on the escalating conflict.
Honduran MP hit by 'homemade grenade' in capital
Gladis Aurora Lopez was struck by an explosive device in Tegucigalpa. The attack follows a contentious election won by the National Party. Police are searching for suspects.
Met Police Vetting Scandal Exposes 131 Failed Checks
A damning review reveals 131 Met Police officers and staff committed crimes after flawed vetting. Dawn Butler MP demands urgent reforms, including a mandatory DNA database for all officers.
Wonky West Hampstead pavement finally being fixed
A steep and dangerous slanted pavement in West Hampstead, likened to a ski jump, is finally being repaired after a year-long dispute over responsibility. Read the full story.
Gaza strikes kill 13 as Trump peace board takes shape
Israeli military strikes kill at least 13 in Gaza, officials say. The attacks come amid a fragile ceasefire and as Donald Trump prepares to announce his Board of Peace members. Read the latest.
Podcast: Cilia Flores, Power Behind Maduro's Regime
A new Sky News Daily podcast examines Cilia Flores, wife of Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro, her alleged corruption, and her central role in maintaining his grip on power. Listen now.
Reform UK's London Mayor candidate pledges 'Londoners first'
Laila Cunningham, Reform UK's candidate for the 2028 London Mayoral election, pledges a manifesto shaped by a two-year listening tour of the capital. She aims to challenge Sadiq Khan's record.
US Protests After ICE Shooting of Minneapolis Woman
Protests have erupted across multiple US cities following the fatal shooting of a woman by ICE agents in Minneapolis. Demonstrators demand justice and accountability.
Venezuela's 'Convenient Dictatorship' After Maduro
A week after the US capture of President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela remains gripped by fear. Experts warn of a 'more convenient dictatorship' as the old regime consolidates power under US oversight.
Eyewitness footage details fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting
Exclusive eyewitness video from Minneapolis shows the chaotic moments leading to a fatal shooting during an ICE operation. Watch the footage and understand the unfolding events.
Vance's 'Absolute Immunity' Claim for ICE Agent Ridiculed
Vice President JD Vance's assertion that an ICE agent has 'absolute immunity' from prosecution for a fatal shooting is met with widespread legal scorn. Experts cite historical precedents proving him wrong.
UK right to weigh diplomacy before calling out allies, says AG
Attorney General Richard Hermer argues 'statecraft' is vital when deciding to condemn allies for breaking international law, following UK's muted response to US Venezuela attack. Exclusive interview.
Labour rebel MP 'does not care' about losing party whip
Labour MP Karl Turner breaks ranks to oppose government's jury trial reforms, challenging Keir Starmer to remove the whip. Read the full story on the controversial justice overhaul.
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