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OpenAI has signed its first major licensing deal to bring well-known characters to life on its Sora video generation tool.

Donald Trump wants you to know that there is one leading reason why he is bearing down militarily on Venezuela: drugs.

The first-ever Capture case has been delayed at the Court of Appeal as the Post Office asks for an extension to respond, Sky News has learned.

NHS England has warned the health service is facing a "worst case scenario" December with a surge of "super flu".

US director and actor Rob Reiner and his wife have been found dead at their home in Los Angeles.

Greens leader Zack Polanski has rejected claims his party would push for open borders on immigration, telling Sky News it is "not a pragmatic" solution for a world in "turmoil".

Acres of sweet, red strawberries are ripening in West Sussex this winter ready to be sold in UK supermarkets.

Specialist investigation teams for rape and sexual offences are to be created across England and Wales as the home secretary declares violence against women and girls a "national emergency".

Belarus has pardoned 123 prisoners, including a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and a key opposition figure who challenged the presidential elections in 2020, in exchange for US sanctions relief.

Migrant arrivals in small boats have resumed after 28 days without crossings.

Virginia Giuffre's family have said they are "deeply disappointed" by the Metropolitan Police's decision not to investigate reports Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor asked an officer to help dig up dirt on her.

Sir Cliff Richard says he has been treated for prostate cancer for the past year.

The whole of the UK - not just its armed forces - needs to step up to deter the threat posed by Russia of a wider war in Europe, Britain's military chief will say.

A senior Hamas commander who was one of the architects of the 7 October 2023 attacks on Israel has been killed in a strike on Gaza City, according to the country’s military.

The end of a 28-day pause in small boat crossings has once again exposed the fragility of the migration debate.

The King will be "deeply touched" by the public’s reaction to the update on his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has said – as screening websites saw a surge in traffic.

Thailand has announced a curfew as fighting with Cambodia spread to more areas of a disputed border region.

Sir Keir Starmer has called on resident doctors to accept a deal to prevent "reckless" strikes next week, describing it as "beyond belief" that they would go ahead amid a "super flu" outbreak.

A draft bill banning gay conversion practices, also known as gay conversion therapy, will be published before the end of the current parliamentary session next spring, the government has told Sky News. 

A London-born rabbi and a 10-year-old girl are among 15 innocent people killed in the Bondi Beach terror attack.

Police are releasing a man detained in connection with the fatal shooting on the campus of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.

Donald Trump has said the US "will retaliate" after three Americans were killed in a suspected Islamic State attack in Syria.

A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".

As Australia slides into its summer, it is leaving behind months marked by nationwide protests on one major issue - migration.

British astronaut Tim Peake has urged the US and China to de-escalate talk of a space race and instead return to the moon with a "spirit of collaboration."

Oil exports from Venezuela have fallen significantly since the US seized a tanker this week, according to shipping data and maritime sources.

Writing 26 books and a memoir in his lifetime, John le Carré is widely considered to be one of the best spy novelists of all time.

The British economy has been slowing since the summer but the long wait for a late-November budget applied an extra touch to the brakes, according to the latest growth figures from the Office for National Statistics.