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Parts of England set to have week of sunshine - as Scotland braces for snow and strong winds
The south of England is expected to have a week-long spell of sunshine - as other parts of the country brace for snow and strong winds.
Human remains found in search for body of murder victim
Police searching for the body of a murder victim have found human remains in North Yorkshire.
'Chaos right now': Salmond successor hopefuls on bullying claims and working with Farage
Alex Salmond's Scottish independence party faces turmoil over bullying claims and questions over future relations with Nigel Farage after the former first minister's death.
William and Kate praised for 'bangin' cakes as they meet flood-hit community
Prince William and his wife Kate have had their baking efforts praised after they picked up some rolling pins to make some "bangin'" cakes in south Wales.
'Slight improvement' in Pope's condition, Vatican says
The Pope's condition is showing a "further, slight improvement", the Vatican has said.
Probe blasts off to chase asteroid for possible mining mission
A privately-built spacecraft has embarked on an unprecedented deep space mission to scout out an asteroid's potential for mining.
GPs 'working as Uber drivers' because they can't find jobs - as medics warn of 'unprecedented crisis'
A lack of jobs is forcing GPs out of the NHS with some taking up work as Uber drivers to pay the bills, experts have told Sky News.
Angela Rayner 'won't speculate' over possible changes to controversial benefits policy
Angela Rayner "won't speculate" on reports the government could exempt children under five from the two-child benefit cap.
Police issue facial reconstruction of mystery skull pulled from North Sea
Detectives have issued a facial recreation from a human skull pulled from the North Sea last year in the hope of identifying the mystery woman.
Gossip Girl and Buffy The Vampire Slayer actress Michelle Trachtenberg dies aged 39
Gossip Girl and Buffy The Vampire actress Michelle Trachtenberg has died aged 39, according to Sky News' US partner NBC News.
Met Police reveals new charter for stop and search
The Metropolitan Police has unveiled a new charter for stop and search, including more oversight of how the "contentious" tactic is used and improved handling of complaints.
Oscars A-Z: From Anora to a (disqualified) Hans Zimmer
Understanding this year's Oscars is as simple as learning your ABC - so here's an alphabetical run-down of this year's Academy Awards.
Unvaccinated child dies from measles in first US death from virus since 2015
An unvaccinated child has died from measles in West Texas, the first death in an outbreak that broke out late last month.
Hamas to release last four hostage bodies included in first phase of ceasefire deal
Hamas has said it is preparing to release the last four Israeli hostage bodies included in the initial phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal.
Man in court over 'deliberate' van and fireworks blaze that left 'kids screaming in terror'
A suspect has appeared in court after a van containing fireworks was allegedly deliberately torched.
At least two hurt after shots fired near German court where boxer murder trial is taking place
At least two people have been hurt after shots were fired near a courthouse in western Germany, where a high-profile murder trial is taking place.
Five years on from BP's ambitious pledge, the climate has changed in every sense
Five years ago, BP's chief executive did something very unusual for the boss of an oil and gas company - he pledged to produce less oil and gas.
Britain remains vulnerable with an unpredictable ally like Trump
Love him or loathe him, Donald Trump is getting results. Sir Keir Starmer's visit to the court of the Donald is a case in point.
PhD student guilty of drugging and raping 10 women in London and China
A man has been convicted of drugging and raping 10 women in London and China between 2019 and 2023.
Dentists say extra NHS appointments will still leave 1.5 million untreated
Extra NHS dental appointments promised by the government will only cover a third of the people who need urgent care, say leading dentists.