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Sky News is a British free-to-air television news channel, live stream news network and news organisation. Sky News is distributed via an English-language radio news service, and through online channels. It is owned by Sky Group, a division of Comcast. In 2024, Sky News was named Royal Television Society News Channel of the Year, the 17th time it has held the award and the channel’s 7th consecutive win. The channel and its live streaming world news are available on its Web site, television platforms, and online platforms such as YouTube and Apple TV, and various mobile devices and digital media players.
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Police chief in charge of Trump visit says it would be 'inappropriate' to ignore previous assassination attempt The police chief in charge of Donald Trump's visit to Scotland has told Sky News it would be "inappropriate" to ignore the attempted assassination of the US president when planning security.Sky News - Published | |
Christina Aguilera on bringing Burlesque to the stage and her rise to fame Christina Aguilera has told Sky News it is "magical" to see her hit film Burlesque being brought to London's West End - and also opened up about her rise to fame in the late 1990s.Sky News - Published | |
Badenoch reshuffling Tory shadow cabinet today - Cleverly set to return to frontbench Kemi Badenoch is reshuffling her shadow cabinet today - and former foreign secretary James Cleverly is set to return to the Conservative frontbench, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published | |
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Gaza food situation 'worst it's ever been', charity says – as UK promises £40m in aid An aid worker in the central Gaza Strip has told Sky News the food situation in the enclave is "absolutely desperate" and "the worst it's ever been".Sky News - Published | |
Who are the Druze, who are they fighting and why did latest Syrian conflict begin? Sky News special correspondent Alex Crawford is in Sweida in Syria, where she has witnessed mutilated, burned and decomposing bodies after a week of fierce fighting in the region.Sky News - Published | |
'People are not more important than the team': Minister backs Labour rebels' suspensionThe suspension of four Labour rebels sends the "right signal" that if MPs stray too far outside they are "undermining the team" and that cannot be allowed, a senior minister told Sky News.Sky News - Published | |
First Post Office Capture IT system conviction referred to Court of AppealThe first Post Office Capture conviction is to be sent to the Court of Appeal, Sky News understands, in a "breakthrough" moment in the IT scandal.Sky News - Published | Police Scotland requests extra officers from across UK to support upcoming Trump visit Police Scotland has told Sky News it has requested extra officers from across the UK to support the upcoming visit by US President Donald Trump.Sky News - Published |
'Betrayed' Afghan interpreter says family 'waiting for death' under Taliban after UK data breach An Afghan interpreter who worked with the British military has told Sky News he feels "betrayed by the British government" after a massive data breach saw his personal details revealed.Sky News - Published | Defence secretary 'deeply uncomfortable' with govt using super-injunction after Afghanistan data breach The defence secretary has told Sky News he is "deeply uncomfortable" with the government using a super-injunction to keep a massive data breach hidden.Sky News - Published |
'My family is finished': Afghan man in UK military data breach says he feels betrayed An Afghan man who worked for the British military has told Sky News he feels betrayed and "completely lost my mind" after his identity formed part of a massive data breach.Sky News - Published | Dermot Murnaghan 'fell through the cracks' with cancer diagnosis Former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan has said he "fell through the gaps" with his prostate cancer diagnosis, calling it a "massive wake-up call".Sky News - Published |
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'Shameful': Met Police chief admits racism in policing still an issue in London Racism in policing is still a problem in London - which is "shameful", Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has told Sky News.Sky News - Published | Digital ID cards would help to deter migrants from heading to UK, Harriet Harman saysThe government should introduce digital identity cards to deter migrants coming to the UK illegally, former Labour minister Harriet Harman has told Sky News.Sky News - Published |
UN expert who spoke to Sky News about 'economy of genocide' in Gaza sanctioned by US UN expert Francesca Albanese has been sanctioned by the Trump Administration days after telling Sky News that several large US companies were involved in an "economy of genocide" in Gaza.Sky News - Published | Plans being drawn up for potential Donald Trump UK visit in 'coming weeks' Plans are being drawn up for a potential Donald Trump visit to the UK in the coming weeks, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published |
Trump applying 'heavy pressure' on Netanyahu to end Gaza war, sources tell Sky News US President Donald Trump is putting "heavy" pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end the war in Gaza, two sources close to the ceasefire negotiations have told Sky News.Sky News - Published | Revealed: The human impact of the Post Office scandal The daughter of a Post Office victim has told Sky News she suffered "dark thoughts of suicide" in the years after her mother was accused of stealing.Sky News - Published |
Only one issue still to be resolved in push for Israel-Hamas ceasefire, Sky News understandsOnly one issue remains unresolved in the push to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza, according to Sky sources.Sky News - Published | IDF soldier describes arbitrary killing of civilians in Gaza An Israeli reservist who served three tours of duty in Gaza has told Sky News in a rare on-camera interview that his unit was often ordered to shoot anyone entering areas soldiers defined as no-go..Sky News - Published |
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Rise in Gaza deaths linked to aid distributions by controversial group Sky News analysis shows that aid distributions by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) are associated with a significant increase in deaths.Sky News - Published | Supermarkets being told to cut shoppers' calories in obesity crackdown is not 'nanny statism', says StreetingThe health secretary has told Sky News the government's plans to tackle obesity by introducing a health food standard for supermarkets are a "world-first approach" and not "nanny statism".Sky News - Published |
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Hainault sword rampage survivor recalls moment attacker told him: 'I'm going to kill you' A survivor of the Hainault samurai sword rampage has told Sky News of the moment that attacker Marcus Arduini Monzo looked him in the eye and said: "I'm going to kill you".Sky News - Published | Revealed: The frantic phone calls Starmer's team are making to stop rebellion that could defeat him Cabinet ministers have been asking Labour MPs to take their name off a rebel amendment to the government's controversial welfare bill, Sky News can reveal.Sky News - Published |
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Doctors are using unapproved AI software to record patient meetings, investigation reveals Doctors are using AI software that does not meet minimum standards to record and transcribe patient meetings, according to a Sky News investigation.Sky News - Published | |
