Cowboy roofer who ran over and killed woman on golf course jailed - as video shows police chase
A rogue roofer who ran over a mother-of-three on a golf course during a police chase has been jailed for 13-and-a-half years for her death.
Trump wants a deal but insists US will acquire Greenland 'one way or the other'
Donald Trump has said he wants to make a deal with Greenland and won't let Russia or China take control of the Arctic territory.
Paramount Skydance steps up hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery with law suit
A hostile takeover bid for media giant Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has ratcheted up with entertainment conglomerate Paramount taking legal action to force the release of financial data.
Starmer threatens to 'control' Grok if Elon Musk's X keeps creating sexual images
Sir Keir Starmer has threatened to "control" X's AI chatbot Grok if Elon Musk's social media platform continues to create sexual images of women and children.
'He was shot in the heart' - the teen victims of Iran's ruthless crackdown
In a large warehouse on the outskirts of Tehran, the floor is covered in dozens - or possibly hundreds - of black plastic body bags.
Peter Mandelson apologises for continuing friendship with Jeffrey Epstein - days after refusing to do so
Lord Mandelson has apologised for continuing to be friends with Jeffrey Epstein even after the paedophile financier's first conviction - days after refusing to do so.
Daughter of taxi driver who was killed in crash that left four dead says she has watched CCTV of collision
The daughter of a taxi driver who died in a car crash in Bolton which also killed three teenagers has described him as the "gentlest soul".
Golden Globes: One Battle After Another, Hamnet and Adolescence dominate
One Battle After Another and Hamnet have proved the two big movie winners at this year's Golden Globes, with the dark comedy and historical fiction claiming the ceremony's top two film awards.
Truck drives into crowd at Iran protest in LA
One person was injured and a man arrested after a vehicle drove into a crowd of Iranian protesters in Los Angeles on Sunday, authorities have said.
Trump risks end of China trade war truce through Iran tariffs
On the face of it, an announcement of 25% tariffs against any nation trading with Iran amounts to a major escalation of Donald Trump's global trade war.
Trump announces new tariff on countries trading with Iran as number killed in protests rises
Donald Trump has announced fresh tariffs on Iran's trading partners in an apparent response to the rising number of people killed during recent protests.
'Mixed reaction' to Zahawi defection within Reform - as poll puts party at lowest level in months
Reform UK insiders have told Sky News they fear the high profile defection of Nadhim Zahawi to their party may "look like naked opportunism".
Bank of England governor joins protest over US central bank row
The governor of the Bank of England has joined a chorus of opposition to the treatment of his US counterpart following revelations he is facing a criminal inquiry.
Footballer who made history by coming out as gay accuses old club of homophobia
Josh Cavallo, who made history in 2021 when he became the first man to come out as gay while playing elite football, has accused his old club of being "homophobic".
Why is Warner Bros for sale and what are the controversial bids?
A huge takeover that would rock the entertainment industry looks imminent, with Netflix and Paramount fighting over Warner Bros Discovery (WBD).
Illegal migrant worker crackdown sees record numbers of raids and arrests
A record number of illegal worker arrests and raids have been carried out by the Home Office in the past 18 months.
BBC to file motion to dismiss Trump defamation lawsuit over Panorama edit, court documents show
The BBC will take steps to have Donald Trump's lawsuit over a January 6 Panorama edit thrown out, court documents show.
Trump administration threatens criminal charges against Fed chair
Financial markets have taken fright amid a resumption of the row over US central bank independence between its chair and the Trump administration.
Trump v the BBC: What's in the lawsuit and how has the broadcaster responded?
Donald Trump is suing the BBC for $10bn (£7.5bn) for defamation and violation of trade practices.
JD Vance agrees sexualised AI deepfakes 'entirely unacceptable,' Lammy says
David Lammy has said that US vice president JD Vance agrees that sexualised AI-generated deepfakes - such as those made using Elon Musk's Grok - are "entirely unacceptable".
'Major incident' declared in Kent as thousands without water across South East England
Tens of thousands of people across South East England are still without water, as Kent County Council (KCC) declared a major incident.
Conservatives pledge to ban social media for under-16s
The Conservatives have said they would ban social media for children under the age of 16.
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