The leader of the Scottish Labour Party, Anas Sarwar, has told Sky News that the Prime Minister has made 'far too many ...

Sky News has used satellite imagery, verified footage, eyewitness reporting and data to track Israel's campaign in Lebanon ...

The UK COVID-19 public inquiry is set to publish insights on how the healthcare system coped in the face of the virus.

During a hearing at The Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration, Rwanda claimed Britain owed the money under a deal which ...

More than half the public is confident the police investigate major crimes, dropping to 14% on lesser crimes, the survey ...

Senegal walked off the field in extra time to protest a penalty given to Morocco, and although they returned to the game, their victory has been overturned.

Sky's Ed Conway writes that the government's protectionist measures in support of the steel industry are a watershed moment ...

"Every single day, without exception, there's been more information revealed even to us that we've been shocked and horrified ...

Sir John Major said the Iran war's aims have never been clear and have been changing by the day since the conflict began.

Mr Adams is accused of being a leading member of the Provisional IRA by three victims of the group's bombing campaigns.

Professor Michael Clarke brings the latest updates from the conflict in the Middle East as the US hammered Iran's anti-ship ...

So-called "clean-up squads" will see fly-tippers given conditional cautions by local authorities, making them clear up waste ...