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UK gives effective green light to Paramount Warner Bros deal
The UK will now not intervene in one of the biggest media deals in history after assurances were provided to the government.
Oasis reunion tour promoter granted licence for Knebworth
Promoters who worked with Oasis on their huge 2025 reunion tour have secured a licence to host events at Knebworth, the site of the band's most famous gigs.
Son of former Man Utd star died of sudden adult death syndrome
The son of Manchester United and Wales footballer, Mark Hughes, died from "sudden adult death syndrome", an inquest heard.
SNP writes off value of Peter Murrell's motorhome but still owes him £60k
The SNP has written off the value of the infamous motorhome bought by shamed former chief executive Peter Murrell with party funds from its accounts.
Record number of referrals to counter-terror programme as cases surge
Referrals to a counter-terror programme have risen to a record high, new figures show.
'I hated it': Ex-minister on life inside the Starmer government
Former safeguarding minister Jess Phillips says she "hated" being in government.
Hundreds of deaths suspected of being linked to weight-loss jabs
More than 200 deaths suspected of being linked to weight-loss jabs have been reported to health officials, figures suggest.
'Serious injuries and avoidable deaths' resulting from lax laws around cosmetic surgery, doctors warn
Cosmetic surgery performed by under-qualified practitioners "remains an avoidable risk to the public", a former top medic has warned.
Polanski defends Cambridge professor who resigned amid plagiarism row
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has defended a black university professor who resigned amid a plagiarism row.
Man accused of killing British aid worker in Athens back in court
A man accused of killing a British aid worker and disposing of her body in a suitcase has arrived for a court hearing in Athens.
E-scooters 'three times riskier than motorcycles and bikes for traumatic injuries'
People who ride e-scooters face a higher risk of injuries to the brain and internal organs than cyclists or motorcyclists, a new study suggests.
Small boats get the attention – but this other illegal immigration route is still a problem
As a Sky News investigation reveals the business model of a people smuggler claiming to use fake documents to bring migrants via the Channel Tunnel, we have spoken to an officer who formerly worked in border control who says staff felt "overwhelmed".
Reality TV star jailed for breaking restraining order
Disgraced reality TV star Stephen Bear has been sentenced to over a year in prison for breaching a restraining order linked to his conviction for filming a sex tape without consent and posting it online.
Half of parents don't know about school uniform rule change this September
Schools have to follow new uniform rules in September, but almost half of parents don't know about the changes.
Boxer charged with killing UK aid worker and dumping body in suitcase
A man accused of killing a British aid worker and disposing of her body in a suitcase has appeared in court charged with homicide with intent.
Man extradited to UK and charged over schoolboy's death
A Latvian man has been extradited to the UK and charged over the death of a 12-year-old boy in an alleged hit-and-run more than two years ago.
<a href='https://news.sky.com/story/world-cup-latest-european-nations-agree-to-boycott-fifa-competitions-over-controversial-sell-off-plan-13568011?postid=12184363#liveblog-body'>'Errors were made': Read FIFA chief's World Cup letter in full</a>
Farmer who hid lodger's body in concrete-filled barrel gets life for murder
A farmer and former butcher who murdered his lodger, dismembered his body and hid the remains in a concrete-filled barrel for six years, has been jailed.
Group 'tried to retrieve organs from donors who were still alive'
The US federal government is taking steps to shut down an organ donation group in Kentucky accused of trying to retrieve organs from some patients who exhibited signs of life.
Three things to avoid for '13 extra years without dementia'
Avoiding three things during middle age could mean enjoying up to 13 extra years without dementia, a study has found.




















