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EU still suffering 'wounds of Brexit', bloc's foreign affairs chief tells Sky News
Britain should have access to the EU's rearmament fund before the end of the year but "wounds of Brexit" mean some member states want it to be limited, the bloc's foreign affairs chief has said.
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90% of Port-au-Prince controlled by gangs as thousands forced into heaving displacement camps
A group of school children in their smart uniforms skip past us, overseen by their mums and dads.
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Kyra Hill: Girl, 11, who drowned at Liquid Leisure waterpark was unlawfully killed, coroner finds
An 11-year-old girl who drowned at a waterpark was unlawfully killed, a coroner has found.
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Shouts of 'genocide' in Commons as David Lammy denounces Israel's 'intolerable' actions in Gaza
The foreign secretary has denounced Israel's actions in Gaza as "intolerable" but stopped short of saying it had committed genocide.
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'Khan Younis looks like Stalingrad': British doctor in Gaza describes horror - and has message for world leaders
A British doctor working in Gaza has urged world leaders to "stop talking and do something" as he described how people are starving and the "massive extent of destruction".
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M&S warns of £300m hacking crisis hit - and disruption could last months
Marks and Spencer (M&S) has warned investors it is facing a £300m hit to trading profits as a result of last month's ransomware attack.
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Elon Musk says he will remain Tesla CEO and plans to cut back on political spending
Elon Musk has said he is committed to remaining as Tesla's chief executive for at least five years, as the electric carmaker faces pressure from consumers and the stock market over his work with Donald Trump's government.
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Alexander Isak: Newcastle United star describes impact of 'attack' on his home as family of burglars jailed
A family of burglars who raided the home of Premier League footballer Alexander Isak have been jailed.
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Fresh UK and EU sanctions on Russia announced - as Putin procrastinates on ceasefire talks
The UK and EU have placed fresh sanctions on Russia as the Kremlin refused to put a timeline on ceasefire talks with Ukraine.
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Success of the UK-EU trade deal will depend on whether promises are delivered
I have been chewing over some of the main elements of the UK-EU agreement.
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Thames Water drops £1m bonuses for top bosses after government criticism
Thames Water has "withdrawn" plans to pay senior bosses bonuses linked to the company securing a £3bn emergency loan, the environment secretary has said.
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Birmingham bin strike: Talks to end walkout are being 'sabotaged', union claims
Government commissioners have been accused of "sabotaging" negotiations to end the long-running bin strike in Birmingham.
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Donald Trump announces Golden Dome defence project - confirming US plans to put weapons in space
Donald Trump has announced the concept for his Golden Dome missile defence system – which includes plans for the US put weapons in space for the first time.
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HSBC 'being attacked all the time' by online criminals - as boss 'kept awake at night' by cyber threat
The boss of one of the UK's biggest banks says it is being attacked "all the time" by online criminals and he is kept up at night by cyber threats.
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The Thick of It creator reveals scene which cabinet ministers say happened in real life
The creator of the hit political satire The Thick of It has revealed which scene in the series cabinet ministers have confessed to experiencing in real life.
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Long-term impact of Israel's war 'will extend to Europe and beyond', former spy chief warns
The former head of GCHQ has told Sky News that the long-term consequences of Israel's military offensive in Gaza will extend to "Europe and beyond".
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Inflation surges to 3.5% due to April bill shock
The pace of inflation surged last month to an annual rate of 3.5%, its highest level in more than a year, according to official figures which blame hikes to essential household bills.
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UK-EU deal tips Britain down path towards Swiss-style arrangement
There's a trick to announcing trade agreements like the one unveiled by the prime minister on Monday: pluck out a big-sounding number and release it to the public with zero context in an effort to make this sound very impressive indeed.
