Sky News
British and international television news channel
Sky News ▸ Facts ▸ Comments ▸ News ▸ Videos
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.
| 0 shares | ShareTweetSavePostSend |
You Might Like
Child sexual exploitation victims 'not in scope' of women and girls strategy Victims of child sexual exploitation are "not explicitly within the scope" of the Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) strategy being drafted by the government, Sky News can reveal.Sky News - Published | |
This sport has a self-confessed safety problem - could flashing mouthguards be the answer? Rugby chiefs have admitted to Sky News their sport is not "incredibly safe" due to the "high risk of injuries", while insisting players should be encouraged they are prioritising addressing concussion..Sky News - Published | |
'They told us they were the Syrian army': CCTV shows hospital volunteer being shot dead at point-blank range Sky News has obtained shocking CCTV from inside the main hospital in the city of Sweida in southern Syria - where our team found more than 90 corpses laid out in the grounds following a week of intense..Sky News - Published | |
'Ozzy is everything': Yungblud pays tribute to his hero as he opens up about 'raw' documentary Yungblud has told Sky News he hopes he can keep Ozzy Osbourne's "spirit and energy" alive after performing at the metal legend's final gig.Sky News - Published | |
Chris Hemsworth describes 'gear shift' after learning he's 10 times more likely to get Alzheimer's Chris Hemsworth has told Sky News that finding out he had a greater chance of developing Alzheimer's disease was a "gear shift" in his life motivations.Sky News - Published | |
Independent review to examine how govt department handled prosecutions of Post Office staff The Department for Work and Pensions will launch an independent review into its handling of prosecutions against Post Office staff, Sky News has learned.Sky News - Published | |
Young British girl returns to UK from IS detention camp in Syria, authorities say A young British girl has been repatriated from a detention camp housing alleged Islamic State family members in northwest Syria, authorities in the region have told Sky News.Sky News - Published | |
Eddie Murphy: I'll get an Oscars trophy eventually - when I'm old and have no teeth Eddie Murphy has told Sky News he doesn't ever expect to win awards - but will happily accept an honorary Oscar when he's 90.Sky News - Published | |
Minister condemns 'idiot' councils that don't believe they have grooming gang problem Safeguarding minister Jess Phillips has told Sky News that councils that believe they don't have a problem with grooming gangs are "idiots" - as she denied Elon Musk influenced the decision to have a..Sky News - Published | |
Sean 'Diddy' Combs 'seeks pardon from Trump' Sean "Diddy" Combs has been in contact with Donald Trump about a pardon, a source close to the rapper's legal team has told Sky News' US partner network NBC News.Sky News - Published | |
Delay biometric visa checks for 80 Gaza students, dozens of MPs urge UK government More than 70 MPs have signed a letter asking the government to delay biometric checks for 80 students from Gaza so they can study in Britain, Sky News can reveal.Sky News - Published | |
Postcode lottery for 'King Kong' of weight loss jabs, with only eight NHS care boards providing treatment Thousands of severely obese patients are facing severely delayed treatment with what's been called the 'King Kong' of weight loss jabs - because the NHS rollout has been mismanaged and underfunded,..Sky News - Published | |
'Disciplined' regime helped my studies while playing for England, says Agyemang Footballer Michelle Agyemang has told Sky News she followed a "disciplined" regime to cope with her studies while training for England ahead of her pivotal role in the Euros.Sky News - Published | Jewish comedian says she has new venue for Edinburgh Fringe showA Jewish comedian who says her original comedy slot at Edinburgh Fringe was cancelled by the venue has told Sky News she will now be able to perform at the event after being offered new locations.Sky News - Published |
90% of young carers could be under the radar - and missing out on vital supportHundreds of thousands of young carers could be missing out on vital support because they are not registered with their local authority, according to new data seen by Sky News.Sky News - Published | Brian Cox: Trump talking 'b*******s' on Scottish independence Hollywood actor Brian Cox has told Sky News that Donald Trump is talking "bollocks" after suggesting there should be 50 or 75 years between Scottish independence referendums.Sky News - Published |
Ex-minister Tulip Siddiq's lawyer denied information about Bangladesh case, Sky News understands Former anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq's lawyer was denied any information about the case against her in Bangladesh, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published | Gazan boy, 15, given hero's welcome as he arrives in UK for urgent medical treatment A 15-year-old boy from Gaza brought to the UK for urgent medical treatment has told Sky News of his joy and relief.Sky News - Published |
Victims of Afghan data leak receive scam emails offering tens of thousands in compensation, Sky News can reveal Sky News can reveal that some Afghan data leak victims are being offered £86,000 in compensation, in what appears to be scam mail.Sky News - Published | New report examines death of boy who was sent home from hospital due to a 'lack of beds' The mother of a five-year-old boy who died after being sent home from hospital because of a "lack of beds" has told Sky News that the second report into his death "has not brought closure for the..Sky News - Published |
Sky News apology On April 3, 2024, the article headlined 'Police chief accused of using taxpayer money to book hotels for sex with female colleagues' was published on the Sky News website and via the mobile app.Sky News - Published | Trump ally to criticise Online Safety Act in meeting with technology secretary An ally of Donald Trump and critic of the Online Safety Act is to raise his concerns about the UK legislation with Technology Secretary Peter Kyle on Wednesday, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published |
How Corbyn's new party is preparing for battle - and where insiders think they could win Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's new party will offer "unapologetically socialist" policies, with the pair to embark on a nationwide tour to listen to ideas, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published | Revealed: The scale of cheap Chinese imports flown into UK without paying any tariffs The scale of cheap Chinese e-commerce imports flown into Britain without paying any tariffs has become clearer following a Sky News investigation into this new multi-billion pound phenomenon.Sky News - Published |
Southport stabbing victim reveals how she survived attack - and fears 'it could happen again' A girl who was stabbed in the Southport attack has told Sky News how she thought she was going to die that day.Sky News - Published | Hackers prove age verification systems on pornography sites can be bypassed in seconds Ethical hackers have shown Sky News how new age verification systems can be bypassed on pornographic websites in a matter of seconds.Sky News - Published |
'No one should be subjected to racist abuse,' Meta tells Sky News - five days after England star quit social media Instagram's owners have taken five days to respond publicly to racism suffered by England star Jess Carter - and to raise issues about a Sky News interview with the head of the Football Association..Sky News - Published | 'Almost like a game of target practice': British surgeon says IDF shooting Gazans at aid points A British surgeon who recently returned from Gaza has told Sky News that there is "profound malnutrition" among the population - and claims IDF soldiers are shooting civilians at aid points "like a..Sky News - Published |
FA could boycott social media over racism - as it says platforms have 'avoided responsibility' over online abuse The Football Association has told Sky News it would consider boycotting social media over racism.Sky News - Published | Two hour screen time limit for children being considered by government Social media limits for children are being planned by the government to tackle "compulsive" screen time, the technology secretary has told Sky News. Sky News - Published |
Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes speaks out about JK Rowling's trans stance Harry Potter star Miriam Margolyes has told Sky News she believes JK Rowling is "wrong about some things" when it comes to her stance on trans issues - but says it is also wrong for the author to be..Sky News - Published | 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 |
Watchdog must fine social media companies that are slow to remove racism The online safety regulator should use powers to fine social media companies that are not quickly removing racism, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy told Sky News, after concerns were raised by England..Sky News - Published | 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 |
'Shameful' that black boys in London more likely to die than white boys, says Met chief It is "shameful" that black boys growing up in London are "far more likely" to die than white boys, Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has told Sky News.Sky News - Published | Ex-Met Police commissioner Lord Ian Blair has died, Sky News understands Lord Ian Blair - a former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police - has died at the age of 72, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published |
