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'Britain's loneliest sheep', Fiona, gives birth for first time
"Britain's loneliest sheep" has given birth for the first time.
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Russia killed Alexei Navalny with dart frog poison, UK and allies say
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died in prison in Russia after being poisoned with a deadly toxin found in the skin of Ecuadorian dart frogs, the UK and other allies have revealed.
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Mandelson's assistant sent Epstein government speech before it was delivered
Peter Mandelson's ministerial assistant sent Jeffrey Epstein a copy of a government speech before it was delivered to the public, just days after the paedophile financier was released from prison, documents uncovered by Sky News appear to show.
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Trump says Iran regime change would be the 'best thing that could happen'
Donald Trump says regime change in Iran "would be the best thing that could happen" as a second US aircraft carrier is deployed to the Middle East.
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How Trump's White House is helping Big Tech fight back against child safety campaigners
More than 10 years ago, I filmed my kids for a report on the impact of screens on young minds.
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Tackling misogyny should be sixth mission of Sir Keir Starmer's government, Harriet Harman says
Sir Keir Starmer should make tackling misogyny the sixth key mission of his government, Harriet Harman has said.
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Palestine Action wins High Court challenge over government's terror ban
Palestine Action's co-founder has won a legal challenge over the group's ban as a terrorist organisation on two grounds.
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James Van Der Beek GoFundMe raises over $2m as stars 'show up' to support his family
A GoFundMe collection set up following the death of Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek has raised over $2m (£1.5m) in just two days.
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NHS dentistry is surviving by the skin of its teeth - 'fundamental reform' is in order
The crisis in NHS dentistry is so bad that a charity set up to run clinics in poorer countries is now spending more time working in the UK.
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Mandelson would have had 'thorough' vetting process before US ambassador role, says ex-MI6 boss
Lord Mandelson would have been subject to a "thorough" and "intimate" vetting process before he was appointed UK ambassador to the US, a former head of MI6 has said.
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Fire-juggling unicyclist caught performing on crossing
Police have caught a man juggling fire while riding a unicycle on a pedestrian crossing.
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Why Navalny dart frog poison announcement was deliberately timed
It is no coincidence that the UK and its allies chose a security conference in Munich to accuse the Kremlin of killing Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny with dart frog poison.
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'It was pretty gnarly': Sinners cinematographer on bugs, blood splatters and Hollywood’s 'boys' club'
If you are a film fan, Autumn Durald Arkapaw is a name to remember this award season.
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Nancy Guthrie: What we know about mysterious disappearance of TV host's mother
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of US TV host Savannah Guthrie.
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Ministers have so far been unable to strip Wayne Couzens of his pension
Ministers have so far been unable to strip Wayne Couzens, the former police officer who raped and murdered Sarah Everard, of his public sector pension and are considering introducing legislation if required, Sky News can reveal.
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Trial date set for Trump's $10bn lawsuit against BBC over Panorama edit
A trial in President Trump's $10bn (£7.5bn) defamation lawsuit against the BBC has been scheduled for February next year in Miami, Florida.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's comments go beyond reputational damage for Man Utd
It took 23 hours but Manchester United did distance themselves from Sir Jim Ratcliffe's rhetoric on immigration.
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Do the latest AI resignations actually mean the world is in 'peril'?
When most people leave their jobs, they send out an email to their colleagues, arrange some drinks at a nearby pub, and that's about it.
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Winter Olympics gold means 'absolutely everything' to Team GB's Matt Weston
When Matt Weston came 15th in the skeleton at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, he asked himself whether he should continue competing at the sport.
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The science behind the frog poison that allegedly killed Alexei Navalny
The Russian state has long been accused of using exotic poisons to murder its opponents - whether the nerve agent Novichok or radioactive plutonium isotopes. Could Alexei Navalny have been killed by the toxin of a poisonous frog?
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Crotch enhancements: The latest controversy at the Winter Olympics
Crotch enhancements. Banned helmets. Qualifying manipulation claims. And Russian hacking.
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Four new astronauts arrive at the International Space Station to replace evacuated crew
Four new astronauts have arrived at the International Space Station to replace their colleagues who pulled out early over health concerns.
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Epstein survivor says women who recruited her 'laughed' as she was sexually assaulted on jet
Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking ring extended all the way to Africa's southern coast - held together by the invisible chains of psychological bondage that kept his victims ensnared for years at a time.
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200,000 people protest against Iran regime as world leaders gather nearby
Around 200,000 people demonstrated against the Iranian regime on the sidelines of a gathering of world leaders on Saturday.
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Climber Alex Honnold scales Taipei 101 skyscraper without ropes
American climber Alex Honnold ascended one of the world's tallest buildings on Sunday without a rope or protective equipment.
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Little Mix star Jesy Nelson in tears after hitting target for spinal muscular atrophy campaign
Jesy Nelson broke down in tears after her campaign for more health checks on babies reached 100,000 signatures - meaning it must be debated by MPs.
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US strikes dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria in retaliation for deadly ambush
The US military has said it attacked more than 30 Islamic State targets in Syria earlier this month in retaliation for the deaths of two US soldiers and an American civilian interpreter in an IS ambush two months ago.
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Wagner Moura and Kleber Mendonca Filho discuss The Secret Agent - right after a call from Brazil's president
Wagner Moura and Kleber Mendonca Filho, star and director of political thriller The Secret Agent, have been delayed, slightly, I'm told.


