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"26.10.2016 19:30:00" Burglar interrupts sleepover This burgler was caught on CCTV steeling credit cards, a mobile phone and a handgun whilst two girls on a sleepover sleep just inches away
"26.10.2016 18:40:00" news.sky.com Rome shaken after quake hits central Italy Rome's historic centre has been shaken by a strong earthquake which struck central Italy. Rome's historic centre has been shaken by a strong earthquake
"26.10.2016 18:00:01" news.sky.com App fault may have denied lottery winnings A ticket scanner appears to have been misreading barcodes, meaning some winners could have missed out. People may have been throwing away winning National Lottery tickets
"26.10.2016 17:15:00" The end of muddy football pitches This new FA initiative might be the way to get the England football team another trophy
"26.10.2016 16:25:00" Corrie McKeague search continues The mother of a missing RAF serviceman is desperate for someone to come forward and say: "I've seen him"
"26.10.2016 15:35:48" Hillary Clinton campaigns on her birthday Supporters have been celebrating Hillary Clinton's 69th birthday as the Democratic nominee campaigns in Florida, but protesters are not so jovial.
Sky's Jeremy Thompson is in Tampa answering your questions
"26.10.2016 15:00:23" news.sky.com Migrants return to 'Jungle' as fires are tamed Many migrants evacuated during the fires are allowed to go back even as French authorities declare the clearance completed. Migrants have started moving back into the "Jungle"
"26.10.2016 13:58:23" Disunited states: Martin Smith Disunited States: This Republican voter says there were good candidates in his party, but Donald J. Trump "just bought his way around"
"26.10.2016 13:00:01" news.sky.com 'Irresponsible' TV weight loss ad banned The advertising watchdog says the commercial implied losing weight was the only answer to the character's problems. This advert was banned for suggesting women needed to be slim to be attractive and happy
"26.10.2016 12:30:00" news.sky.com Inquiry launched into high price of NHS drugs The "excessive prices" that drugs companies charge the NHS for their products is to be investigated. The prices of 32 NHS drugs have risen by more than 1,000% over the past five years
"26.10.2016 11:55:42" news.sky.com The Simpsons and Letterman writer dies aged 59 The Simpsons' executive producer Al Jean pays tribute to the multiple-Emmy-winning writer as a "brilliantly funny true friend". Comedy writer Kevin Curran, who wrote for The Simpsons and Late Night with David Letterman, has died
"26.10.2016 10:57:39" Why is the Calais migrant camp on fire? Who has lit fires at the Calais 'Jungle' migrant camp? Our correspondent David Bowden is there live. Write your questions in the comments
"26.10.2016 10:15:00" news.sky.com Revealed: UK's hot-spots for quick house sales London's prices are still the highest but property in other parts of the country moves quicker than the capital. How quickly could you sell your house? A league table of UK cities
"26.10.2016 10:08:37" Multiple fires at Calais migrant camp "Fires in multiple parts of the camp": Mark Stone - Sky News in the so-called '#Jungle' camp in #Calais
"26.10.2016 09:54:41" Fire at Calais migrant camp Fires have been lit in Calais in the 'Jungle' migrant camp in the week it's being cleared. This was a live view of the scene
"26.10.2016 09:45:01" news.sky.com Brexit won't cause trade 'disruption' - WTO boss Roberto Azevedo dismisses fears Britain could suffer a sudden seizure of trade during or after its negotiations with the EU. Brexit won't cause trade disruption, says the head of the World Trade Organization
"26.10.2016 09:10:50" news.sky.com Timberlake excused after illegal voting selfie The singer avoids punishment after snapping a selfie in a voting booth - an offence in his home state of Tennessee. Justin Timberlake broke the law but has avoided trouble
"26.10.2016 08:48:51" news.sky.com UKIP MEPs reported to police over punch-up UKIP MEPs Steven Woolfe and Mike Hookem have been reported to the police over the altercation that left Mr Woolfe in hospital. Remember the UK Independence Party (UKIP) fight in the European Parliament? The two men involved have been reported to French police
"26.10.2016 07:50:00" Hugh Laurie gets a Hollywood Walk of Fame star "Hugh Laurie will spend eternity having chewing gum and dog poo trodden in to him"
"26.10.2016 07:37:11" news.sky.com Sky Views: Britain's soft power is vanishing when Europe needs it most By Foreign Affairs Editor, Sam Kiley Britain's soft power is waning, says Sky's Foreign Affairs Editor Sam Kiley
"26.10.2016 07:10:00" news.sky.com Leaked recording reveals May's Brexit views Comments made by the Prime Minister to bankers appear to strike a different tone to her statements on Brexit since taking office. A recording has emerged of Theresa May speaking ahead of the referendum expressing her concerns about Britain leaving the EU
"26.10.2016 06:58:35" news.sky.com Vodafone fined £4.6m over customer complaints Ofcom has fined Vodafone £4.6m over a series of failures in its UK business, including its handling of customer complaints. The way Vodafone has handled customer complaints is one of the reasons why the company has been hit with a £4.6m fine
"26.10.2016 06:30:00" news.sky.com Anger as Russian warships set to refuel in Spain A former Royal Navy chief joins condemnation of the arrangement, saying it is an "extraordinary thing for a NATO ally to do". Spain could let Russian warships refuel on their way to Syria - and people aren't happy
"26.10.2016 06:11:00" Theresa May's Brexit comments This newly-released recording shows Theresa May spoke against Brexit in May, before the referendum
"26.10.2016 05:30:49" Mapping emissions for cities and regions This specially adapted plane is measuring air pollution
"26.10.2016 05:10:46" news.sky.com Brother and sister among Oz theme park victims Police say it is "almost a miracle" that two children thrown clear from a raft survived the horrific accident at Dreamworld. Police say it is "almost a miracle" that two children survived the accident at Dreamworld
"25.10.2016 21:00:00" Women are closing the drinking gap Women are drinking almost as much alcohol as men
"25.10.2016 20:03:55" Sir Bradley Wiggins' last competition on British Soil Sir Bradley Wiggins competes for the last time on British soil, teaming up with Mark Cavendish in the Madison at the Six Day event at the Lee Valley velodrome. Post your comments below
"25.10.2016 18:00:49" news.sky.com Rihanna urges fans to help find missing dancer "This beautiful soul, and former dancer of mine is MISSING!!!" singer Rihanna posted on her Instagram page, urging fans to act. "This beautiful soul, and former dancer of mine is MISSING!!!," Rihanna posted on Instagram
"25.10.2016 17:35:36" news.sky.com 'Torpedo' carrying £4m of cocaine found on beach in Ireland Dozens of bales of cocaine, each about 1ft long and weighing 1kg, were wrapped in plastic and placed in a metal tube. Dozens of 1kg bales of cocaine were discovered inside a 6ft-long "torpedo" metal tube following a tip-off
"25.10.2016 17:00:01" news.sky.com Zac Goldsmith resigns as MP over Heathrow runway decision Tory backbencher Zac Goldsmith has resigned as an MP in protest at the Heathrow runway decision, which he called "catastrophic". Zac Goldsmith has resigned as an MP in protest at the Heathrow runway decision, calling it "catastrophic"
"25.10.2016 16:37:59" news.sky.com 'Incredibly aggressive' seal attacks surfer The man is taken to hospital after being bitten by the seal, which left bite marks on two other surfers' boards. "It was a freak occurrence," a surfer has said after being attacked by a seal in Sydney
"25.10.2016 16:13:00" news.sky.com BA flight to London diverted as crew falls ill A hospital spokesperson says 25 people suffered from smoke inhalation on board Flight BA286 from San Francisco to London Heathrow. A medical emergency was declared on a British Airways flight travelling from San Francisco to London Heathrow
"25.10.2016 15:52:10" news.sky.com Women 'drink almost as much alcohol as men' Research looking at the drinking habits of four million people finds the gap is closing, especially among young adults. The gender gap in alcohol consumption is closing, especially among young adults
"25.10.2016 15:31:19" news.sky.com Reported sighting of missing RAF serviceman A man has contacted police to report seeing a male walking near an industrial estate around the time Mr McKeague disappeared. Police have received a report of a possible sighting of a missing RAF serviceman
"25.10.2016 15:02:00" The world's saddest polar bear The "world's saddest" polar bear isn't getting any happier
"25.10.2016 14:00:11" Demolition of Calais 'Jungle' camp begins The demolition of the Calais 'Jungle' camp has begun as its inhabitants leave by coach for parts of France
"25.10.2016 12:52:56" Heathrow airport is granted a third runway After more than 50 years of dithering a final decision has been made and Heathrow airport will get a new runway. Sky's Harriet Hadfield is live gauging public reaction in the village of Harmondsworth in west London. Post your questions below.
"25.10.2016 12:00:00" Is Boris Johnson against Heathrow third runway? Will Boris Johnson still oppose a third runway at Heathrow? A reporter asked him
"25.10.2016 11:30:00" Heathrow flight maps Heathrow is getting a third runway. This map shows all the flights in and out of the London airport
"25.10.2016 11:00:01" Benedict Cumberbatch's superhero moments "Now I'm an Avenger" says Benedict Cumberbatch aka Dr Strange
"25.10.2016 10:25:15" Four killed in theme park accident "The whole thing flipped and everyone was screaming." How one witness described an accident at a Queensland theme park, which killed four people.
"25.10.2016 09:38:20" Decision on expanding Heathrow airport The final decision on expanding Heathrow airport is imminent. It is expected to be the preferred choice over Gatwick. Sky News' Charlotte Lomas-Farley is live answering your questions.
"25.10.2016 09:20:00" "Stop ignoring men's issues": The Point "Stop ignoring men's issues" says author Peter Lloyd in #ThePoint
"25.10.2016 08:49:39" Lorry crash driver jailed Why you shouldn't use a phone while driving. This lorry driver was jailed for causing a three-car pile-up. From Metropolitan Police Service
"25.10.2016 07:30:00" news.sky.com GPs told: Don't hold back on obese patients The advice comes from experts at Oxford University who say doctors should be less worried about offending overweight patients. Doctors are being told not to be polite when trying to help overweight patients to slim
"25.10.2016 07:00:00" news.sky.com Dozens killed in Pakistan police academy attack Gunmen open fire and detonate explosives at a dormitory housing hundreds of police trainees. At least 59 people have been killed in an attack on a police academy in Quetta, Pakistan
"25.10.2016 06:35:00" news.sky.com Deadly accident at Dreamworld theme park At least three people have died in an accident on a ride at an Australian theme park. UPDATE: Four people have died in an accident on a ride at an Australian theme park
"25.10.2016 06:12:13" Dad's Army song tribute for creator The Dad's Army theme song is played at Buckingham Palace for series creator Jimmy Perry. You'll need sound to hear that famous tune
"25.10.2016 05:32:01" news.sky.com Heathrow favourite as runway decision looms Heathrow is expected to win but it will still be at least another year before MPs vote, leaving plenty of time for opposition. Heathrow is expected to be chosen for controversial airport expansion in a Government decision later
"25.10.2016 05:06:54" news.sky.com Why do so many women hate Hillary? Sky Views By Senior News Correspondent Michelle Clifford Why do so many women hate Hillary Clinton? writes Sky's Michelle Clifford
"24.10.2016 21:30:00" Swiss man chases runaway car A man chased after his car as it rolled onto the motorway without him in it
"24.10.2016 20:45:00" news.sky.com Baby 'born twice' after life-saving surgery Surgeons took out the baby, operated on a tumour that was threatening to stop her heart, and put her back in the womb. This baby was born twice as part of a tumour surgery to save her life
"24.10.2016 19:55:31" Do these bakers take the cake? The owners of a Belfast bakery who refused to bake a 'pro-gay' cake say they feel "victimised"
"24.10.2016 18:35:22" Red carpet launch of Doctor Strange We're live on the red carpet waiting for the stars of Doctor Strange. Expect to see Benedict Cumberbatch, Rachel McAdams and Mads Mikkelsen. Sky's Claire Gregory will answer your questions if you post them below.
"24.10.2016 18:20:00" news.sky.com Dead or Alive singer Pete Burns dies at 57 Dead or Alive singer and former Celebrity Big Brother star Pete Burns has died after suffering a 'massive' cardiac arrest, aged 57. Dead or Alive singer - and former Celebrity Big Brother star - Pete Burns has died
"24.10.2016 17:46:21" Migrants journey from Italy to Calais Mark Stone - Sky News stumbled across a familiar face in the Calais 'Jungle' camp...
"24.10.2016 15:40:00" Heathrow flight maps Tomorrow the government will decide which southeastern airport to expand, and Heathrow looks like the winner. This is what it looks like when you map out all the flights coming in and out of the frontrunner.
"24.10.2016 15:04:47" news.sky.com Police officers 'deliberately' hit by car Policewoman,30, is in intensive care while her male colleague,31, remains in hospital after the vehicle was reversed at them. Two police officers are in a serious condition after being deliberately hit by a car
"24.10.2016 14:02:40" Whales up close Two whales gave divers in Tonga a performance of song and acrobatics in this up-close rare footage
"24.10.2016 13:30:00" 'Gay cake' row: Bakers lose appeal The Christian bakers in the 'gay cake' row made this statement outside court after losing their appeal
"24.10.2016 13:01:23" Is heading a football dangerous? Is heading a football dangerous? A study has suggested it is linked to memory loss. Sky's Frazer Maude is live from Manchester International Football Academy taking your questions. Post them below.
"24.10.2016 12:45:22" Migrants evicted from the Calais 'Jungle' The Calais 'Jungle' camp is closing and the first buses carrying migrants have left for shelters in central France. Sky News' Mark Stone is live taking your questions ahead of the demolition of the camp.
"24.10.2016 12:00:01" news.sky.com Bakers lose gay marriage cake legal challenge Christian bakers who broke discrimination rules by refusing to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage slogan have lost their appeal. Christian bakers who broke discrimination rules by refusing to make a cake with a pro-gay marriage slogan have lost their appeal
"24.10.2016 11:36:49" news.sky.com Heading footballs 'linked to memory loss' The daughter of ex-player Jeff Astle tells Sky News that more must be done to investigate possible risks for players and children. Have you ever headed a football? A new study's shown how bad it can be for your brain
"24.10.2016 11:02:09" Won't anyone sign the £350m Brexit cheque? The NHS must get the £350m a week promised by Brexit campaigners, MPs say. At Conservative Conference earlier this month Sky's Darren McCaffrey asked Tory MPs to sign his giant cheque
"24.10.2016 10:40:42" news.sky.com Bill Murray 'lucky' to win top comedy award The famously private comedian jokes he "dreaded" the ceremony but says he feels the love as he is honoured by fellow stars. Bill Murray has been given America's top comedy award, saying it's like "winning the lottery"
"24.10.2016 09:51:53" news.sky.com Vietnam drug addicts in mass breakout Vietnamese police are hunting for 230 addicts who overpowered security guards and escaped from a compulsory rehab centre. More than 200 drug addicts are on the run after a mass escape from a rehab centre in Vietnam
"24.10.2016 09:12:15" Plane crash at Malta airport At least five people have died in a light aircraft crash at Malta airport
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"24.10.2016 07:47:06" Calais 'Jungle' mass evictions begin Mass evictions at the 'Jungle' migrant camp in Calais have begun and people are boarding buses to central France. This is the scene in Calais now
"24.10.2016 07:03:30" news.sky.com Judgment due in bakery appeal over 'gay cake' The family who run the bakery argued that they could not, in conscience, produce a cake that they felt would be sinful. UPDATE: The bakery in the 'gay cake' row has lost its appeal against a discrimination ruling
Remember the 'gay cake' row? The bakery that refused to make the cake is due to find out if it has won its appeal today
"24.10.2016 06:30:00" news.sky.com Director: Trump is proof US has dumbed down Fashion designer turned film director Tom Ford attacks the capitalist and materialistic world in which he himself has thrived in. Fashion designer turned film director TOM FORD says the rise of Donald J. Trump is proof that America has "dumbed down"
"24.10.2016 06:00:01" news.sky.com Sky Views: Why US voters are as frustrated as phone addicts By Ed Conway, Economics Editor Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton are like the iPhone 7 and Samsung Galaxy Note 7, says Sky's Ed Conway. But which one's which?
"24.10.2016 05:32:00" news.sky.com Clashes as 'jungle' refugees face demolition day British and French authorities are facing a race against time to process vulnerable and unaccompanied children living in the camp. Violence has flared at the 'jungle' refugee camp in Calais as the countdown to its planned demolition came closer
"24.10.2016 05:07:09" news.sky.com LIVE: Mass evictions to begin in Calais 'jungle' Follow the latest developments as French authorities get ready to move thousands of refugees out of the 'jungle' camp. The 'jungle' refugee camp in Calais is being cleared of people and will be demolished this week
"23.10.2016 21:16:08" news.sky.com AT&T strikes deal to buy Time Warner The merger combines a telecoms giant with the company behind some of the world's most popular entertainment shows. AT&T reaches an agreement to buy Time Warner for nearly £70bn
"23.10.2016 20:04:00" news.sky.com Palm Springs coach crash leaves 13 dead Another eight are said to be in a serious condition in hospital after the two vehicles collided on a freeway on Sunday morning. At least 13 people are reported to have died after a coach collided with a truck near Palm Springs in California
"23.10.2016 19:04:14" Gun battle against IS militants outside Kirkuk New footage has emerged of the fierce battle between Kurdish forces and IS militants around the town of Kirkuk in Iraq.
"23.10.2016 18:10:38" news.sky.com Writer of Dad's Army and Hi-de-Hi! Jimmy Perry dies, aged 93 One of the creators of comedy classics like Dad's Army and Hi-de-Hi!, Jimmy Perry, has died aged 93. Tributes to Dad's Army writer Jimmy Perry who has died aged 93
"23.10.2016 17:46:42" Are you a micro-criminal? Are you a micro-criminal? A poll claims three out of four Britons are.
Find out more by clicking on the link in the comments
"23.10.2016 17:15:37" news.sky.com Mother's mission to get maternity leave extended Catriona Ogilvy believes maternity leave should be extended for mothers of premature babies to give them additional support. Mum of premature babies is campaigning for a change in the maternity law
"23.10.2016 16:07:54" news.sky.com IEDs, tunnels, bunkers: Inside liberated IS town of Bartella near Mosul Militants rigged bunkers with explosives in Bartella and they used "deadly accuracy" to try to halt advancing Iraqi forces. Inside a town liberated from IS fighters in the battle for Mosul
"23.10.2016 14:36:06" Biker jailed over reckless riding rampage Biker jailed over 20-minute reckless riding rampage in Birmingham.
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"23.10.2016 13:58:15" news.sky.com Petrol stash fears amid armed police stand-off Some 80 people are unable to return to their homes as police try to negotiate with a man thought to have mental health issues. UPDATE: The incident is now over. Police are searching the address to ensure that the area is safe before local residents will be allowed to return home.
A man who has barricaded himself inside a house for three days may have a stockpile of petrol,
"23.10.2016 12:10:28" news.sky.com Ex-soldier 'kills himself in park explosion' Three other people were hurt in a blast which took place soon after another explosion in a car park 200 metres away. A 72-year-old ex-soldier died after he blew himself up in a Japanese park in an apparent suicide
"23.10.2016 10:59:54" Mexico City zombie walk Day of the living dead? Mexico City has just celebrated its ninth zombie walk where hoards of "undead" takeover the streets...
"23.10.2016 10:14:38" news.sky.com Theme park accident: injuries at 'horror house' A health and safety investigation is under way into the accident at Tayto Park which is based around the famous Irish crisp brand. Nine visitors to one of Ireland's top tourist attractions have been taken to hospital after stairs collapsed at a 'House of Horrors'
"23.10.2016 09:02:44" news.sky.com First Calais children with no UK links arrive in UK The young refugees have been brought to Britain under a Government pledge to help unaccompanied minors. The first group of unaccompanied children without links to Britain arrived in the UK last night from the Calais 'Jungle' camp
"23.10.2016 08:11:15" Haiti jailbreak: more than 170 escape Over 170 inmates have escaped from a jail in Haiti after a mass prison break which left one guard dead
"23.10.2016 06:55:10" news.sky.com Trump remarks on Clinton come back to haunt him A newly unearthed interview from 2008 reveals Donald Trump didn't always think Hillary Clinton is a "nasty woman". An unearthed interview with Donald J. Trump from 2008 suggests he may be fonder of his presidential rival Hillary Clinton than he has recently made out
"23.10.2016 05:56:18" news.sky.com Dead 'Briton' found tied to bench in Spain The Foreign Office says it is investigating reports that the man was found with his trousers pulled down round his ankles. A dead man found attached to a bench with cable ties outside Malaga airport in Spain is believed to be British
"23.10.2016 05:09:50" news.sky.com Top banks 'eyeing relocation' over Brexit fears The hands of Britain's biggest banks are "quivering over the relocate button" over Brexit fears, a banking boss warns. Britain's top banks are preparing to move out of the UK amid growing fears over the ramifications of leaving the European Union
"22.10.2016 20:51:37" Trump vows to sue his accusers Donald J. Trump says he will sue every woman who has accused him of sexual misconduct when the US election campaign is over
"22.10.2016 20:03:10" news.sky.com Hounded out: Councils 'are waging war on dogs' The Kennel Club says local authorities have used orders to bar dogs from at least 2,205 public places in England and Wales. Claims some councils are waging a "war on dogs" by banning them from thousands of parks and open spaces
"22.10.2016 19:01:31" news.sky.com Mulligan joins Syria 'teddy bear' protest The actress joins protesters near Number 10 to urge the Government to lead the way in ending the killing in Aleppo. Actress Carey Mulligan joins a 'teddy bear' protest outside Downing Street to highlight the plight of children caught up in the Syrian conflict
"22.10.2016 18:01:40" news.sky.com Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize reaction 'arrogant' The Swedish Academy says it has failed to speak to the singer-songwriter since announcing he had been awarded a Nobel Prize. Bob Dylan's silence over his Nobel Prize for Literature has been described as "impolite and arrogant"
"22.10.2016 16:58:56" Hillary's horrible history Hillary's horrible history: Why isn't she winning the US presidential election easily?
"22.10.2016 16:38:01" How hackers targeted Twitter, Netflix and Spotify The FBI is investigating how hackers were able to bring down some of the world's biggest websites
"22.10.2016 16:13:51" news.sky.com 'Suspicious material' found in Devon Police investigating a suspicious device found on the London Underground have discovered a related item in Devon, Sky sources say. UPDATE: Police investigating a device found in Devon say it is "not viable" and the cordon will be lifted allowing residents to return home.
Police investigating a suspicious device found on the London Underground have discovered a related item in Devon,
"22.10.2016 14:55:13" news.sky.com Pierce Brosnan 'cancer' row advert: Pan Bahar firm hits back The ex-Bond star was slated on social media for promoting a product that it is claimed contains carcinogens. Firm embroiled in a row with Pierce Brosnan over his promotion of a breath freshener in India hits back
"22.10.2016 13:44:48" news.sky.com Stand-off as homes evacuated amid hazard alert Armed police officers and negotiators are at the scene and a 200-metre wide cordon has been put up around a property. About 80 people have been evacuated from their homes after a man reportedly barricaded himself inside a property with "hazardous items"
"22.10.2016 13:25:48" Syria demo to demand action for Aleppo's child victims 200 teddy bears have been left outside Downing Street as part of a protest to highlight the high numbers of children killed in bombings in Syria. Sky's Siobhan Robbins and her guests have been answering your questions.
"22.10.2016 12:46:29" Dancing robots in Beijing Dancing, flying and badminton playing robots have descended on Beijing for the World Robot Conference
"22.10.2016 12:18:23" Bear gets in one last scratch Before hibernating for the winter, this bear decided it needed one more back scratch before the big snooze
"22.10.2016 11:29:21" Drone captures Bowhead whales Watch: drones capture rare footage of a pod of Bowhead whales
"22.10.2016 09:30:00" news.sky.com Casualties as bus crashes into railway bridge Passengers had to be freed after being trapped on the bus' top deck and pictures appeared to show the roof had been torn off. Five passengers have been taken to hospital after a double-decker bus crashed into a railway bridge in north London
"22.10.2016 09:00:00" Trump's Sabotage mashup "I'm tellin' y'all it's sabotage." Donald J. Trump channels the Beastie Boys in the latest The Pledge mashup.
"22.10.2016 08:23:39" news.sky.com Cyber attacks hit Twitter, Netflix and Spotify Multiple cyber attacks take dozens of top websites offline, exposing worrying vulnerabilities in the overall network. Major internet services including Twitter, Netflix and Spotify have been affected by a series of cyber attacks
"22.10.2016 07:52:45" news.sky.com Donald Trump takes rare swipe at Michelle Obama The Republican presidential nominee takes aim at the first lady, complaining "all she wants to do is campaign". Donald J. Trump has taken a rare swipe at Michelle Obama, accusing her of criticising his rival Hillary Clinton
"22.10.2016 06:00:00" news.sky.com CS gas spray found after airport evacuated Officers are investigating a "chemical incident" that left dozens ill and closed the airport for several hours. Police investigating a "chemical incident" at London City Airport have found suspected CS gas spray
"22.10.2016 05:30:00" news.sky.com Syrian army guilty of third gas attack, says UN Military helicopters dropped barrel bombs which released chlorine gas in Syria's Idlib province in 2015, a UN inquiry finds. A United Nations inquiry has found Syrian government forces responsible for another toxic gas attack
"22.10.2016 05:04:12" news.sky.com Dozens dead as train carriages fly off tracks Passengers say they looked back to see the carriages behind swinging off the track moments before the crash. At least 55 people have been killed and almost 600 injured after a packed passenger train derailed in Cameroon
"21.10.2016 20:26:18" Last sighting of missing RAF serviceman Do you recognise him? This is the last sighting of missing RAF serviceman Corrie McKeague in Suffolk.
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"21.10.2016 19:39:45" news.sky.com Teen held on terror charges over Tube device The 19-year-old is Tasered in the street a day after a controlled explosion was carried out on a suspect device found on the Tube. A teenager has been Tasered and arrested in connection with a suspicious device being found on the Tube in London
"21.10.2016 19:00:01" news.sky.com Behind scenes at Trump's UK digital war room Cambridge Analytica uses data from social media and credit cards to deliver "extremely individualistic targeting" for Mr Trump. Did you know that Donald J. Trump has a digital war room in London?
"21.10.2016 18:15:01" news.sky.com Murder accused 'cooked and ate part of PC's body' PC Gordon Semple's DNA was found on a blender, in a cooking pot, on a chopping board, on chopsticks and in an oven, a court hears. A man may have cooked and eaten parts of a police officer after strangling him during a Grindr date
"21.10.2016 17:35:02" news.sky.com 'Chemical incident' closes London City Airport London City Airport has been evacuated and closed after reports of a "chemical incident", London Fire Brigade has said. UPDATE: London City Airport has been declared safe by fire officials.
London City Airport has been evacuated with reports of a "chemical incident". Follow the latest on this breaking story here
"21.10.2016 17:18:11" Reports of passengers unwell in London City Airport "chemical ... UPDATE: London City Airport has been declared safe by fire officials.
London City Airport has been evacuated and closed after reports of a "chemical incident"
"21.10.2016 16:59:01" news.sky.com The week in pictures Sky News - First for Breaking News, video, headlines, analysis and top stories from business, politics, entertainment and more in the UK and worldwide. A foam fight, the Red Arrows and loads of cranberries: The week in pictures
"21.10.2016 16:15:00" Baby gorilla born in San Diego There's a new baby gorilla at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park
"21.10.2016 15:30:00" news.sky.com Diana's stepmother Raine Spencer dies, aged 87 Raine Spencer, the stepmother of Princess Diana, has died after a short illness, aged 87, her family have said. Princess Diana's stepmother has died aged 87
"21.10.2016 14:59:00" Islamic State's tactics Suicide vehicles, tunnels and propaganda are just some of the tactics being used by Islamic State in Mosul
"21.10.2016 14:26:50" Russian warships in the English Channel Russian warships are heading down the English Channel. They are being marked "every inch of the way" by the Royal Navy. The Russian flotilla is believed to be heading to Syria to support its military operations in the war-torn country.
"21.10.2016 14:00:01" news.sky.com Boy, 9, goes missing after returning to school for lunchbox Police are becoming "ever more concerned" about the youngster and are asking anyone who may have seen him to let them know. UPDATE: Maklaine Bottomley has now been found "safe and well" at an address in the city this afternoon, police say.
Fears are growing for a nine-year-old boy who has gone missing in Preston.
"21.10.2016 12:53:55" More child refugees arrive in the UK from Calais MPs have criticised the Home Office checks on child migrants coming to the UK from the jungle camp in Calais. Sky's Lisa Holland is in Croydon answering your questions.
"21.10.2016 12:50:49" news.sky.com Sisters ordered to stay with UK foster family The girls' parents, who are Hungarian citizens and have returned to their homeland, did not want the adoption to go ahead. Two girls born in Britain whose parents have returned to Hungary are to be adopted and allowed to remain in the UK
"21.10.2016 12:00:01" news.sky.com Airbnb faces reckoning as key rulings loom The company is valued at $30bn, but it is facing tighter regulations and legal challenges seen as a crucial test for its future. Airbnb is facing a reckoning in several cities
"21.10.2016 11:30:00" Blueprint for Brexit We all know that "Brexit means Brexit", but how will we get there? Here's everything you need to know about how the UK could leave the European Union
"21.10.2016 11:06:33" Aberfan disaster: 50th anniversary Remembering the Aberfan disaster, which killed 116 children and 28 adults, 50 years ago. Sky's Rhiannon Mills is in the Welsh village and tells us how her two grandad's tried to help the survivors.
"21.10.2016 11:01:11" news.sky.com Fake Sheikh Mahmood jailed over Tulisa case Two-week trial found the 53-year-old "King of the Sting" and his driver guilty of plotting to pervert the course of justice. Fake Sheikh jailed for tampering with evidence in the collapsed drugs trial of Tulisa Contostavlos
"21.10.2016 10:45:00" news.sky.com Man shot dead in 'barbaric' Belfast attack Sinn Fein's Jennifer McCann says the killing has "achieved nothing other than plunging another family into grief and despair". A 43-year-old man has been shot dead at a house in west Belfast
"21.10.2016 10:15:00" Most wanted suspect arrested. Watch: a suspect on the most wanted list is arrested after Sky News received a tip off
Full story: http://trib.al/OZ7yP9m
"21.10.2016 09:45:00" news.sky.com Russian warships head for the English Channel Michael Fallon says the move is aimed "to test our response", adding the Royal Navy will shadow the fleet "every inch of the way". A convoy of Russian warships heading for the Mediterranean is sailing down the English Channel
"21.10.2016 09:25:00" Charity dinner turns into presidential roast A charity dinner turned into a presidential roast as Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump traded insults and jibes
"21.10.2016 08:54:20" news.sky.com UN: Aleppo a crime of 'historic proportions' The seige and bombing of the Syrian city of Aleppo "constitute crimes of historic proportions", according to the UN's human rights chief. The UN's human rights chief has called the siege and bombing of Aleppo "crimes of historic proportions"
"21.10.2016 07:30:46" news.sky.com Whale washes ashore on Norfolk beach Visitors to the beach are warned to keep away from the whale's body and keep dogs on leads. A 40ft fin whale has washed up on a beach in Norfolk
"21.10.2016 07:01:18" news.sky.com Aberfan tragedy: Victims and rescuers remembered Today marks the 50th anniversary of the disaster when a coal tip avalanche in a village near Merthyr Tydfil killed 116 children. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the disaster when a coal tip avalanche killed 116 children in Aberfan Wales
"21.10.2016 06:22:02" news.sky.com Tracy Brabin elected to replace MP Jo Cox The former Coronation Street actress took almost 86% of the vote and said her win was a victory for "hope and unity". Labour's Tracy Brabin has won a by-election in Batley and Spen, replacing MP Jo Cox who was killed in June
"21.10.2016 05:39:51" news.sky.com Theresa May 100 days: How PM has made her mark Her first days in power have been dominated by Brexit. With plenty more to come, Jon Craig takes a look at her performance so far. How has Theresa May made her mark in her first 100 days as Prime Minister?
"21.10.2016 05:03:09" news.sky.com Tories hold Cameron's old seat in by-election Conservative Robert Courts wins a by-election in Witney, following former PM David Cameron's decision to stand down. The Tories have held David Cameron's Witney constituency, but with a much smaller majority
"20.10.2016 21:23:51" Aberfan disaster remembered As a child, this man was trapped after a coaltip collapsed onto his school. 116 children and 26 adults died in the Aberfan disaster
"20.10.2016 20:42:37" Attacked by IS on the road to Mosul These Iraqi forces were attacked by Islamic State suicide vehicles near Mosul
"20.10.2016 19:50:09" The Pledge "Men will vote for Trump, women will vote for Hillary."
#ThePledge panel discuss the gender divide between those voting for the two US presidential candidates, as recently discovered in a poll. The Pledge's final topic tonight looks at the gender divide amongst voters and who they could vote for in the US Presidential election
"20.10.2016 19:40:08" The Pledge #ThePledge panel discuss whether porn needs to be shown in school classrooms, as part of sex education for young people. Is it time porn was shown in school classrooms, as part of the sex education curriculum? The Pledge panel debate the issue.
"20.10.2016 19:27:19" The Pledge Michelle Dewberry and Afua Hirsch make their arguments for the Brexit vote and the consequences of it, as part of James Caan CBE's debate on whether we should pay the European Union to secure British banks.
What do you think? #ThePledge The consequences of the Brexit vote - the latest debate on tonight's The Pledge
"20.10.2016 19:20:24" The Pledge Nick Ferrari suggests a process in which to explore potential sex abuse suspects, without revealing their identity to the public.
Do you think it would work? Let us know your thoughts. #ThePledge Nick Ferrari brings up the issue of whether sex abuse suspects should have anonymity tonight on The Pledge
"20.10.2016 19:08:40" The Pledge Afua Hirsch and Nick Ferrari get into a heated debated about the issues of child refugees coming to the UK, and whether it matters or not how old they are.
What are you thoughts? #ThePledge A lively debate on The Pledge tonight around the age of child refugees that have recently been arriving into the UK.
"20.10.2016 18:21:46" Trump: I'll accept election result if I win "I'll accept the election result... if I win" says Donald J. Trump
"20.10.2016 17:59:45" The Pledge Here Donald Trump goes all Beastie Boys on us, and he wants you to know it's all sabotage in this #ThePledge mashup Donald Trump channels Beastie Boys in this latest The Pledge mashup
"20.10.2016 17:18:03" Talking to Tom Cruise at the Jack Reacher premiere We're talking to Tom Cruise live at the premiere of the new Jack Reacher, and giving you the chance to see behind the scenes on the red carpet. Lucy Cotter will answer any questions you have, so post them in the comments below
"20.10.2016 17:04:49" news.sky.com PC 'dissolved in acid' by man he met on Grindr Jurors are told they will need "broad minds and strong stomachs" as Stefano Brizzi goes on trial for the policeman's murder. PC Gordon Semple was strangled and then dissolved in a bath of acid by a man he met on Grindr
"20.10.2016 15:36:18" Take a tour of the new Sky News studio Take a look around the new Sky News studio, which will soon be all over your TV screens. Your new Sunrise presenters - Sarah-Jane Mee and Jonathan Samuels - are here to take you on a tour.
"20.10.2016 14:37:24" news.sky.com Mosul advance 'quicker' than expected Four days into the US-backed campaign to retake the city from IS, Iraqi special forces join in and prepare to lead the charge. The battle to oust Islamic State extremists from Mosul is going "more quickly than we thought", says Iraqi PM
"20.10.2016 13:52:38" news.sky.com MPs: Strip 'billionaire spiv' Sir Philip Green of his knighthood They said the businessman did not deserve the honour after he "robbed" BHS employees of their pensions Sir Philip Green "beat BHS black and blue" and should be stripped of his knighthood say MPs
"20.10.2016 12:59:18" news.sky.com Eminem's new rap savages 'loose cannon' Trump "A f****** loose cannon who's blunt with his hand on the button, doesn't have to answer to no one - great idea!", he sings. Eminem's latest rap takes aim at Donald J. Trump and his supporters
"20.10.2016 11:30:52" The Pledge Showing porn in schools and child refugees coming to the UK. Afua, Michelle and Rachel preview some of tonight's #ThePledge debates. Post your questions to the panellists in the comments below. The Pledge will be on tonight at 8pm, and they'll be talking porn in schools and child refugees coming to the UK. Afua, Michelle and Rachel preview some of tonight's #ThePledge debates. Post your questions to the panelists in the comments below.
"20.10.2016 11:00:51" Trump lets the insults fly Putin, puppets, nasty women and bad hombres! Watch Donald J. Trump's insults fly in the final US presidential debate
"20.10.2016 10:19:52" The gorilla who sparked a lockdown at London Zoo seems to have a sweet tooth
"20.10.2016 09:24:45" news.sky.com Mars lander lost upon descent, ESA confirms The craft had travelled for seven years and hundreds of millions of miles before starting its descent on the Red Planet. A European space probe that went to look for signs of life on Mars has been lost
"20.10.2016 08:34:17" Britain's 10 most wanted fugitives A list of Britain's 10 most wanted fugitives thought to be hiding in Spain has been released. Sky's Martin Brunt is in Torremolinos and has been answering your questions with Matt Burton from the National Crime Agency.
"20.10.2016 06:30:57" The final Presidential TV debate Donald Trump's refused to say if he will accept the result of the US presidential election if he loses. He's clashed with Hillary Clinton in their final TV debate. Sky's Cordelia Lynch is in Las Vagas answering your questions. Post them in the comments
"20.10.2016 06:00:00" Trump vs. Clinton - the final showdown Everything you need to know about the final presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump in under 60 seconds
"20.10.2016 05:34:10" news.sky.com AI could be 'worst thing' for humanity - Hawking The professor warns that robots could invent "powerful autonomous weapons, or new ways for the few to oppress the many". Professor Stephen Hawking has warned that AI could be the "worst thing to happen to humanity"
"20.10.2016 03:26:04" news.sky.com Trump refuses to say he will accept result Hillary Clinton describes her rival's comments as "horrifying" during the bad-tempered final live TV debate. Donald J. Trump has refused to say that he will accept the result of the US presidential election
"20.10.2016 01:04:57" Third and final Presidential debate Watch Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump face off in the third and final debate before election day
"20.10.2016 00:57:00" news.sky.com Trump camp admits he needs a 'comeback' to win Campaign manager Kellyanne Conway appears to cast doubt on Donald Trump's chances ahead of tonight's third and final TV debate. Donald J. Trump's campaign manager has acknowledged he may need a "comeback" to win the US election
"20.10.2016 00:40:43" news.sky.com Navy to man-mark Channel-bound Russian warships The Royal Navy vows to follow Russian warships "every step of the way" as they sail towards British waters. The Royal Navy has vowed to "man-mark every step of the way" Russian aircraft carrier and other warships heading to the English Channel
"19.10.2016 20:57:58" Trump and Clinton trade insults Ahead of the final debate tonight take a look at the key sparring moments between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton
"19.10.2016 20:43:45" news.sky.com Scientists wait on status of Mars probe European scientists hope to go one better than the failed Beagle 2 mission as they wait for a signal from the Red Planet. A European space probe is believed to have descended on to Mars to search for life forms - but scientists are waiting for a signal to establish whether it's operational
"19.10.2016 19:17:02" Final US presidential debate It's the final US presidential debate tonight. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will go head to head for the last time in Las Vegas before election day. Kay Burley is live answering your questions.
"19.10.2016 18:50:00" How old are migrant children? Migrant children from the Calais jungle have been arriving in the UK but should checks on their age be introduced?
"19.10.2016 17:55:32" Inside a captured suicide vehicle A rare close look at a suicide vehicle captured off Islamic State by Peshmerga fighters in Mosul, Iraq
"19.10.2016 16:00:01" news.sky.com Hammond ditches doom-laden Brexit forecasts The Treasury under George Osborne issued dire warnings before the EU referendum on the impact that a Leave vote would have. Philip Hammond has told MPs that doom-laden Treasury forecasts about Brexit earlier this year have proved to be invalid
"19.10.2016 15:28:40" news.sky.com A "little present": Sneak peek of Twin Peaks The show's Facebook page posts a behind-the-scenes look at its reboot ahead of next year's premiere. Remember Twin Peaks? If you're a fan you're going to want to watch this
"19.10.2016 15:00:27" How to make an election attack It's been one of the most vicious campaigns ever
"19.10.2016 14:43:49" news.sky.com IS suicide bombers slow down Mosul advance IS puts up fierce resistance in villages around Mosul, sending explosive-laden cars to the front lines and firing mortars. Iraqi and Kurdish forces advancing on Mosul have been slowed down by suicide bombers and IEDs placed by the Islamic State group
"19.10.2016 13:26:49" Mars mission to land a probe on the red planet Is there life on Mars? A European space probe will attempt to land on the red planet later to see what it can find. Sky's Thomas Moore has been answering your questions.
"19.10.2016 13:08:53" news.sky.com Michael Moore releases surprise Trump film "There's a long tradition of Americans electing people they weren't going to elect," Moore warns a crowd at the film's premiere. Filmmaker Michael Moore has announced the surprise release of a Donald J. Trump documentary weeks before the US election
"19.10.2016 11:02:40" Watch PMQs from the House of Commons Watch Prime Minister's Questions live from the House of Commons
"19.10.2016 10:50:00" news.sky.com Worst thief ever? Man 'hides blind in trousers' The suspect apparently tried to awkwardly conceal the blind in his trousers and up his jacket, before leaving without paying. Is this man the worst thief ever?
"19.10.2016 10:06:23" The battle for Mosul Clearing explosives and finding hidden Islamic State tunnels: Kurdish Peshmerga forces continue the battle for Mosul
"19.10.2016 09:17:42" Fur seals released into the ocean Watch: four rescued fur seals pups released back into the wild
"19.10.2016 08:50:15" The battle for Mosul The coalition of Iraqi and Kurdish forces continues its advance on Mosul to drive IS out of its last stronghold in Iraq. Sky's Sam Kiley is live on the frontline east of Mosul.
"19.10.2016 07:45:00" news.sky.com MP calls for child migrant tooth age checks Monmouth MP David Davies demands child migrants should have dental checks to verify their age but dentists say it's unethical. A Tory MP who called for tooth tests to check the age of child migrants from Calais has been condemned by dentists
"19.10.2016 07:15:00" The Point: Drug laws kill Are our drug laws killing addicts? #ThePoint
"19.10.2016 06:50:39" ESA hope to make history with Mars probe The ESA - European Space Agency hope to make history today by landing a probe on Mars
"19.10.2016 06:00:00" Britain's 'Catch Me If You Can' conman The story of a British conman, who investigators have likened to Frank Abagnale Jr. and Catch Me If You Can
"19.10.2016 05:30:47" news.sky.com Trump Invites Obama's Half Brother To Debate Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will go head-to-head later in the third and final TV debate before the US presidential election. The final live US presidential debate is to be given extra spice after Donald J. Trump invited Barack Obama's half brother along to the event
"19.10.2016 04:40:00" news.sky.com Afghan child migrant reunited with his brother Aemal Khan tells Sky News about the nights he cried and missed his family while living in Calais' 'Jungle' camp. A 14-year-boy, who is one of the first child migrants to arrive in the UK from Calais, has been reunited with his brother after a decade apart
"18.10.2016 20:50:38" Police officer nearly hit by own car This police officer was almost hit by her own squad car in Wisconsin.
She'd stopped to help someone when her vehicle was rear-ended. Luckily, no-one was injured
"18.10.2016 19:15:00" news.sky.com Hugh Grant among cast of Paddington sequel Grant joins the BAFTA-nominated Peruvian bear as he makes his way back to the big screen with some new friends. Hugh Grant will star in the next Paddington Bear film
"18.10.2016 18:43:38" 'Stop whining,' Obama tells Trump "I'd invite Mr Trump to stop whining." Barack Obama reacts to Donald Trump's claims that the US Presidential election is rigged.
"18.10.2016 18:15:00" news.sky.com Stocking filler? Mr Putin's 2017 calendar Russians looking for a stocking filler this Christmas have the chance of spending each month of 2017 with a slightly different version of their leader. The Vladimir Putin 2017 calendar is out, and includes photos of him posing with kittens, as well as in the cockpit of a military plane
"18.10.2016 17:45:00" news.sky.com Oscar Pistorius let out of prison for four hours The double amputee, who is serving a six-year prison sentence, is allowed out to say goodbye to his grandmother Gerti. Oscar Pistorius has been allowed out of prison for four hours to attend his grandmother's funeral
"18.10.2016 17:25:00" news.sky.com Syria's first lady: Why I wouldn't leave Assad Asma al Assad says she was offered "financial security" outside Syria - but she didn't want to undermine the Syrian president. Syria's first lady has said she refused to leave the country because she did not want people to lose confidence in her husband
"18.10.2016 17:05:00" Harry Shearer suing over Spinal Tap The voice of Mr Burns, Harry Shearer, is suing a media firm over This Is Spinal Tap. Pictures: @theharryshearer on Twitter
"18.10.2016 16:45:00" news.sky.com Power fault stops all Channel Tunnel services Passengers face hours-long delays as Eurostar trains are stopped, with some cancelled, and Eurotunnel services are also suspended. Eurostar and Eurotunnel passengers face hours-long delays after all rail services through the Channel Tunnel were suspended
"18.10.2016 16:12:40" news.sky.com Woman dies after attack by 'up to 11 men' A woman and her male friend are attacked on a busy street in Newcastle during what police believe was a dispute. A woman has died after being stabbed in the street during a daylight attack by "10 or 11 men" in Newcastle
"18.10.2016 15:40:00" news.sky.com Football Manager 2017 triggers Article 50 Brexit fever has hit the video game market, with a football game taking the first plunge into negotiations Brexit will feature in video game Football Manager 2017
"18.10.2016 15:20:00" Refugee camps braced for floods of people fleeing Mosul Hundreds of families seek refuge at Debaga Camp in northern Iraq every day. This could rise to tens of thousands as a result of the Mosul offensive.
"18.10.2016 15:01:35" news.sky.com Mosul: IS 'could use civilians as human shields' Those who choose to flee the IS controlled city are said to be at "extreme risk" from sniper fire and booby traps. Thousands of people living in Mosul could be trapped and used as human shields, it has been warned
"18.10.2016 14:31:40" Ed Conway: Inflation rise Inflation has risen to its highest level in more than two years - but is it all down to Brexit? Sky's Economics Editor, Ed Conway, explains.
"18.10.2016 14:10:00" Handheld brain scanners could save boxers' lives A new handheld brain scanner that can detect brain bleeds may be used to help save boxers' lives at the ringside in the future
"18.10.2016 13:40:00" news.sky.com Shark-cage diver 'reborn' after close encounter Chan Ming says he was silently urging the shark: "Hey, don't think about coming in here" when it barreled into his cage. A man who survived a face-to-face encounter with a great white shark says he feels "reborn"
"18.10.2016 13:03:28" Olympic and Paralympic homecoming in Trafalgar Square Olympic and Paralympic celebrations in London. A homecoming parade is being held to mark Team GB's success in Rio 2016. Sky's Paul Kelso is live in Trafalgar Square taking your questions.
"18.10.2016 12:20:25" Live aerial shots of Olympic and Paralympic homecoming Watch back: Live aerial shots of Olympic and Paralympic homecoming celebrations in Trafalgar Square following Team GB's success in Rio 2016
"18.10.2016 12:00:00" news.sky.com Locked-out man rescued after hours in chimney Fire fighters in Arizona lowered a rope to retrieve the man - who hugged one of his rescuers after his four-hour ordeal. A man who locked himself out of his house had to be pulled to safety after he became stuck in his chimney trying to get back in
"18.10.2016 11:33:00" news.sky.com Kardashian needs time off after Paris robbery In a note posted on the reality star's website, her assistant suggests the star will be keeping out of the spotlight for now. Kim Kardashian West is having "much needed time off" after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris, her assistant has revealed
"18.10.2016 11:00:00" news.sky.com Cameron 'wasted' £1.3bn on troubled families The former Prime Minister claimed the scheme "turned around" the lives of nearly all those it helped. Not so, says a report. An official report has found that David Cameron 'wasted' £1.3bn on his Troubled Families Programme
"18.10.2016 10:30:00" news.sky.com Amy Schumer booed for anti-Trump rant Schumer's acid-tongued comments about the Republican nominee cause a mass walkout and boos at her show in Tampa. Around 200 people walked out of Amy Schumer's Florida show after the comedian called Donald J. Trump a "sexual-assaulting monster"
"18.10.2016 09:49:28" news.sky.com UK inflation soars to 1% in September Official figures suggest the collapse in sterling's value is yet to be felt by consumers, with other factors driving costs up. Inflation soared to 1% from 0.6% in August - with higher fuel and clothing prices largely responsible for the highest annual rate in almost two years
"18.10.2016 09:11:08" Under fire from Islamic State Sky News reporters have come under fire from Islamic State fighters while filming in Mosul
"18.10.2016 08:27:46" The battle for Mosul The offensive to take back Mosul from Islamic State control continues. Iraqi and Kurdish forces are fighting in a city which is believed to be littered with IEDs and oil fires. Sam Kiley is live from Zertek mountain in Northern Iraq - post your questions
"18.10.2016 08:09:22" news.sky.com Paris bombing suspect urged to break silence Salah Abdeslam has refused to answer questions and there are fears he will continue to claim the right to remain silent. The brother of the main suspect connected with the November 2015 Paris attacks has appealed to his brother to speak out
"18.10.2016 07:32:00" news.sky.com Melania: 'My husband didn't do anything' Donald Trump's wife declares accusations that he groped or sexually assaulted women to be "damaging and unfair". Melania Trump has rejected accusations her husband is sexist and misogynistic
"18.10.2016 07:00:00" news.sky.com Bombs and oil fires slow the Mosul advance Peshmerga fighters clear outlying villages street-by-street as Islamic State targets the operation with suicide bombers. The advance of Iraqi and Kurdish forces into Mosul has been slowed by suicide bombs, IEDs and oil fires
"18.10.2016 06:04:54" Imposters crash Olympic parade Two imposters blagged their way onto the Olympic 'Heroes Parade' using Team GB tracksuits and plastic medals
"18.10.2016 05:40:01" news.sky.com 'Deal sought to bury' Clinton server email FBI documents suggest a "quid pro quo" arrangement was suggested, but the State Department has dismissed it as "inaccurate". The FBI was offered more agents in foreign countries – if it cut the classification of an email on Hillary Clinton's private server relating to attacks on the US compound in Benghazi
"17.10.2016 20:58:38" Building ̶B̶o̶a̶t̶y̶ ̶M̶c̶ RRS Attenborough Building work has started on ̶B̶o̶a̶t̶y̶ ̶M̶c̶ RRS Attenborough, the ship almost given a different name in a public vote
"17.10.2016 19:30:00" news.sky.com Dad admits listing newborn baby for sale on eBay Police say the father claimed he was joking when he placed his 40-day-old daughter on the auction site with a £4,500 price tag. A man's admitted putting his baby up for sale on eBay but says it was only a joke
"17.10.2016 19:15:18" MEP quits "unfriendly" UKIP "My future in UK Independence Party (UKIP) is very clear. There is none": Steven Woolfe MEP explains why he's leaving
"17.10.2016 18:00:00" Boy rescued from rooftop following Syria airstrike This is the moment a boy, who was hanging dangerously from the top floor of a building hit by an airstrike in Syria, was rescued
"17.10.2016 17:30:48" news.sky.com Steven Woolfe resigns from 'infighting' UKIP Former UKIP leadership hopeful Steven Woolfe has quit the party - accusing it of being "riddled with infighting". Steven Woolfe has resigned from UK Independence Party (UKIP), saying the party is 'riddled with infighting'
"17.10.2016 17:00:00" news.sky.com Pound hits six-year low against the euro Sterling has fallen by nearly 20% against the US dollar since Britain voted to leave the European Union. The pound is at its lowest level for more than six years
"17.10.2016 16:30:00" news.sky.com Phil Collins announces comeback tour "I won't be running around on stage but we'll make it work," the former Genesis frontman tells Sky News. Phil Collins is coming out of retirement for a comeback tour next summer
"17.10.2016 16:01:46" Is this the end for Islamic State? Islamic State appears to be losing its stronghold on Iraq
"17.10.2016 15:30:01" Jia Jia: World's oldest panda dies The world's oldest living Panda in captivity has died aged 38 in Hong Kong
"17.10.2016 14:59:56" Olympic and Paralympic victory parade Olympic and Paralympic victory parade in Manchester. Team GB's athletes are expected to receive a hero's welcome following their success in Rio 2016. Sky's Paul Kelso is live taking your questions. Post them in the comments below.
"17.10.2016 14:00:00" news.sky.com Brazil prison fight leaves 25 dead as some inmates beheaded Around 100 visitors - mostly female - were taken hostage during the battle, as prisoners demanded a judge to settle the row. A prison brawl in Brazil has left at least 25 people dead after inmates were beheaded and burnt
"17.10.2016 13:40:00" Humpback whale mother stands by her calf A humpback whale refused to leave her calf, who was tangled up in shark netting, until they were rescued
"17.10.2016 13:00:00" news.sky.com Winners, honours and bad moustaches at the BFI Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women has been named best picture at the London Film Festival, as 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen got its highest honour. 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen has become the first black man to receive the BFI Fellowship
"17.10.2016 12:30:00" news.sky.com Trump slams 'unfunny' Saturday Night Live skit The White House hopeful tweeted "Alec Baldwin portrayal stinks. Media rigging election!" after this weekend's show. Donald J. Trump wasn't too thrilled about Alec Baldwin's portrayal of him on US TV show Saturday Night Live
"17.10.2016 12:00:00" news.sky.com Three charged after Gay's daughter shot dead The teenager was shot in a restaurant car park in Kentucky, with a father and son among those charged over the incident. Three people have been charged over the shooting of Tyson Gay's daughter Trinity
"17.10.2016 11:32:07" Live stream: Battle for Mosul Watch back: live pictures from Mosul where Iraqi and Kurdish forces battle to retake control of the Islamic State stronghold
"17.10.2016 11:15:10" news.sky.com Ben Needham 'died in accident near farmhouse' Police investigating the disappearance of Ben Needham believe the toddler was killed in an accident near the farmhouse. Police investigating the disappearance of Ben Needham believe the toddler was killed in an accident near the farmhouse
"17.10.2016 10:40:01" news.sky.com 'Bullet-dented' Tupac pendant up for sale The piece of jewellery, which was reportedly struck when the rapper was shot in 1994, has been listed for more than £100,000. A pendant Tupac Shakur is said to have worn on the night he was shot is up for sale
"17.10.2016 10:00:00" news.sky.com Trump blames firebombing on 'Democrat animals' The Republican presidential nominee blames Democrats for an apparent arson attack on a GOP campaign office in North Carolina. Donald J. Trump blames Democrats for the firebombing of Republican offices in North Carolina
"17.10.2016 09:14:41" Dangers of driving to Calais at night Driving to the port at Calais can be dangerous - as our reporter Mark Stone - Sky News found out - but "wrong'uns" are the minority says a 'Jungle' volunteer
"17.10.2016 07:40:00" The Point: stop sexualising kids Are today's "over-sexualised" pop stars going too far? #ThePoint
"17.10.2016 07:00:00" news.sky.com Sky Views: Theresa May is selling our Olympic heroes short The Prime Minister will address the team at Manchester Town Hall, and hoping that a little of the glory will reflect favourably on her. Is Theresa May selling our Olympians short?
"17.10.2016 06:20:00" Chibok schoolgirls reunited with families Remember #BringBackOurGirls? 21 of the Chibok schoolgirls, who were kidnapped by Boko Haram, have been reunited with their families
"17.10.2016 05:40:00" news.sky.com Battle to retake IS stronghold of Mosul begins Up to one million people could flee Iraq's second city following the launch of a major offensive to seize it from Islamic State. The battle to retake Mosul from Islamic State has begun
"17.10.2016 05:00:01" news.sky.com Sir Cliff urged to drop anonymity campaign A women's rights group calls for Sir Cliff to reconsider - and "show respect for" the survivors of abuse. Sir Cliff Richard has been urged to abandon his campaign to give anonymity to those accused of sexual offences
"16.10.2016 21:07:49" news.sky.com Armed police hunt machete-wielding 'killer clown' The attacker dressed as a clown and armed with a machete threatened two teenage girls in Suffolk. Armed police are hunting a machete-wielding 'killer clown' who threatened teenage girls in Suffolk
"16.10.2016 18:18:36" Rhino gets a tyre stuck on his horn Vets had to be called in to rescue a wild rhino that got a tyre stuck over its snout and was unable to eat or drink
"16.10.2016 17:39:50" 13-year-old reporter in Aleppo "I'm not afraid. When a barrel bomb falls or there's a rocket, we go out, me and my father to cover it"
13-year-old Hamadi al Hlabi has been dodging rockets to report what life is like inside Aleppo
"16.10.2016 16:26:02" news.sky.com Athlete Tyson Gay's daughter shot dead The 15-year-old daughter of Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay has been shot dead in Kentucky, the athlete's agent said. The 15-year-old daughter of Olympic sprinter Tyson Gay has been shot dead in Kentucky
"16.10.2016 15:30:26" news.sky.com Suspension bridge collapse kills nine in Bali Nine people have died and 30 others were injured after a suspension bridge collapsed off the coast of Bali, officials have said. Nine people have died and 30 others were injured after a suspension bridge collapsed off the coast of Bali
"16.10.2016 14:48:04" news.sky.com Trump remarks 'misogyny at its worst' - Sturgeon Scotland's First Minister breaks with protocol and urges US voters not to back the controversial Republican candidate. Nicola Sturgeon has described Donald J. Trump's lewd comments about women as "misogyny at its worst"
"16.10.2016 13:40:00" The children of Aleppo These are the children of Aleppo, a generation born into war
"16.10.2016 12:59:54" news.sky.com Munster Rugby head coach dies at team hotel Munster Rugby head coach Anthony Foley has died at a hotel in Paris, the Irish Football Rugby Union said. Munster Rugby head coach Anthony Foley has died at a hotel in Paris
"16.10.2016 12:20:00" news.sky.com Iraqi forces set for Mosul offensive against IS The UN fears Islamic State could use civilians as human shields and up to a million people could flee once the fighting starts. Iraqi forces say they are on the verge of launching a major offensive to retake Mosul from Islamic State
"16.10.2016 11:39:10" Tourists in Thailand react to King's death We asked tourists in Thailand if the nation's period of mourning for their King had affected their travels
"16.10.2016 11:00:00" Mash-up: Nigel Farage vs Eminem If you've ever wanted to see Nigel Farage rap like Eminem, this is your chance
"16.10.2016 10:20:01" news.sky.com N Korea's 'missile launch ends in failure' The Pentagon condemns what it calls a violation of UN resolutions after the projectile is launched but explodes soon after. North Korea is believed to have unsuccessfully attempted to fire a powerful mid-range missile
"16.10.2016 09:40:00" Orangutan captivated by card trick Watch what happens when Matt G Mentalist performs a magic trick for an orangutan at Colchester Zoo
"16.10.2016 09:00:00" Is this the end of conkers? Is this the end of conkers?
"16.10.2016 08:20:00" news.sky.com Fresh British veg 'could be wiped out by Brexit' Taking migrant workers "out of the supply chain" would result in there being no homegrown produce on shop shelves, it is claimed. British vegetables 'will disappear from shelves' if immigration controls prevent Eastern Europeans working in the UK
"16.10.2016 07:40:00" news.sky.com Public clamour after bell ringers given heave-ho York Minster's bells will stay silent until next year after 30 volunteer ringers were axed ahead of a new team being recruited. Over 11,000 people have signed a petition calling for the bell ringers at York Minster to be reinstated
"16.10.2016 07:03:24" 950 years since Battle of Hastings To mark 950 years since the Battle of Hastings, re-enactors descended on the town of Battle for a saxon showdown
"16.10.2016 06:20:00" news.sky.com Pamela Anderson attacks Trump over comments The former Baywatch star lays into the Republican candidate's attitude to women during a speech to the Oxford Union. Pamela Anderson has attacked Donald Trump in a speech to the Oxford Union
"16.10.2016 05:40:01" news.sky.com Missiles fired at US warship near Yemen Although missiles were fired at the USS Mason, none were a hit, the US says amid rising tensions with Yemen's Huthi rebels. Multiple cruise missiles have been fired at a US warship in the Red Sea
"16.10.2016 05:04:56" news.sky.com Boris Johnson's secret 'Remain' article revealed The man who eventually campaigned to leave Europe argued Britain "should be intimately engaged in the EU". Boris Johnson wrote a column urging Britain to stay in the EU two days before opting for the Leave campaign
"15.10.2016 19:45:00" news.sky.com May 'should focus on EU trade not immigration' Britons want the PM to focus more on getting favourable trade deals than on curbing migrants, says a poll. Polls show the public want Theresa May to focus on trade deals with the EU rather than curbing immigration
"15.10.2016 19:15:00" news.sky.com Trump calls for 'drug test' before next debate The Republican candidate also claims at a rally in New Hampshire that a "corrupt" media is backing Hillary Clinton. Donald J. Trump has suggested that he and Hillary Clintonn be given a drugs test before the next presidential debate
"15.10.2016 18:27:01" London's airport expansion Fasten your seatbelts, after a turbulent journey we will soon find out how London's airports will be expanding
"15.10.2016 17:47:10" Could it be curtains for conkers? With warnings that horse chestnut trees are dying out, could a childhood pastime be in trouble too?
"15.10.2016 15:59:43" news.sky.com Nicola Sturgeon: Scotland will be independent First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has told the SNP's conference that "Scotland will one day become an independent country." Nicola Sturgeon has told the Scottish National Party (SNP)'s conference that "Scotland will one day become an independent country"
"15.10.2016 15:29:17" news.sky.com Plastic pigs stop League One football match It's a pigs invasion - thousands of pink toys shower the pitch as fans from both teams protest at their clubs' owners. A football match was stopped after a minute of play when disgruntled fans from both sides threw thousands of plastic pigs onto the pitch
"15.10.2016 12:27:20" 950 years since the Battle of Hastings To mark 950 years since the Battle Of Hastings, 1,066 re-enacters will recreate the conflict between the Normans and Saxons. Rebecca Williams is there to answer your questions, so post them in the comments below.
"15.10.2016 11:29:09" news.sky.com Intruder shot 'during break-in at supermodel home' The "physical altercation" between an armed guard and an intruder reportedly occurred at Miranda Kerr's home in Los Angeles. An intruder was shot during a break-in at supermodel Miranda Kerr's mansion in Los Angeles
"15.10.2016 10:37:16" Four degrees from burning Why have 150 countries agreed to reduce greenhouse gases? Because this is what happens if the world warms up by more than 4°C.
"15.10.2016 09:20:00" 950 years since Battle of Hastings To mark 950 years since the Battle of Hastings these re-enactors are bringing the conflict back to life
"15.10.2016 08:40:00" Buhari: my wife belongs to my kitchen Nigerian President Buhari told reporters his wife "belongs to my kitchen... and the other room," during a press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel
"15.10.2016 08:06:25" news.sky.com Why the West won't go to war over Aleppo There are four clear motivations for military action. They reveal why the UK is unlikely to enter Syria's complex civil conflict. The West won't go to war over Aleppo, or so our Middle East Correspondent thinks. Do you agree?
"15.10.2016 07:00:00" Mash-up: Nigel Farage vs Eminem Nigel Farage vs Eminem. Watch Nigel Farage rap (sort of)
"15.10.2016 06:23:20" Ben Needham search continues The search for Ben Needham, who went missing at the age of 21 months in 1991, continues. Mark White is at a farmhouse in Kos with Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, who is leading the investigation there. Ask your questions in the comments below.
"15.10.2016 06:02:20" news.sky.com Migrants 'smuggled across EU in fuel tanks' People from Syria, Pakistan and Afghanistan are allegedly found inside cars on their way to western Europe from Slovakia. At least 300 migrants were smuggled across the EU in special adapted vehicle fuel tanks
"15.10.2016 05:31:05" news.sky.com Argentina demands UK halts military exercise in Falklands The Argentine Foreign Ministry makes a formal note of complaint to the UK ambassador insisting "routine" exercises be called off. Argentina demands that the UK halt plans to hold military exercises in the Falkland Islands
"15.10.2016 05:00:00" news.sky.com Coronation Street's Jean Alexander dies aged 90 Her character Hilda Ogden's put downs to feckless husband Stanley and three ducks on the wall of her home were loved by millions. Jean Alexander - who played the role of Hilda Ogden on Coronation Street for more than 20 years - has died aged 90
"14.10.2016 21:25:00" news.sky.com Samsung Galaxy Note 7 banned from all US flights Passengers who are caught trying to take them on an aircraft either by carrying them or in their baggage could be fined. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phones banned from all planes in the US, following reports of the devices catching fire
"14.10.2016 20:39:31" news.sky.com Nigeria president: 'Wife belongs to my kitchen' Muhammadu Buhari made the joke after Aisha Buhari said he could lose her backing unless he makes changes to the ruling party. Nigeria's President has shrugged off criticism from his wife by saying 'she belongs to my kitchen'
"14.10.2016 20:03:42" news.sky.com Two women make fresh sex claims against Trump A woman who was a candidate on the US version of The Apprentice has accused Donald Trump of inappropriate sexual conduct. Two more women have accused Donald Trump of inappropriate sexual conduct
"14.10.2016 18:48:00" news.sky.com Boy, 5, pulls younger brother from burning truck The boys' father is killed after he was thrown from their removals van as they moved to a new home in Texas. A five-year-old boy has dragged his two-year-old brother from the wreckage of a burning lorry
"14.10.2016 18:20:02" Minecraft superstar Dan TDM How YouTube Minecraft superstar Dan TDM deals with trolls.
There's more in this week's Swipe. The link's in the comments below.
"14.10.2016 17:43:45" How to stop creepy clowns How to stop creepy clowns: Here's the advice from Childline
"14.10.2016 16:21:25" Customer causes £5k of damage in five seconds Watch: A shopper at an electronics store in Cornwall causes £5,000 of damage after knocking over four TVs at once
"14.10.2016 14:50:02" Mind-controlled robot arm helps paralysed man Watch Barack Obama shake hands with a paralysed man who regained his sense of touch through his robotic arm
"14.10.2016 14:10:46" news.sky.com Sky Views: Who are Donald Trump's 'deplorables'? "Deplorables" has become a rallying cry, a call to arms, and a very effective way of selling T-shirts. So who are Donald Trump's "basket of deplorables?" Hannah Thomas-Peter takes a closer look at one of the deepest fault lines running through America
"14.10.2016 13:40:58" Feeling grateful, as a bomb goes off This boy is sorting through rubble and rubbish in Aleppo, Syria and is still thanking God for what he has
"14.10.2016 12:00:07" news.sky.com Family walks out of inquest into cricketer death The Australian cricketer died two days after being hit by a ball and his family says the bowling he faced that day went "too far". The family of a cricketer - who died after being hit by a ball - have walked out of the inquest into his death
"14.10.2016 11:12:19" The Pledge Nigel Farage is "a political genius" says Greg Dyke, who adds he "disagrees with him on almost everything" Is Nigel Farage a "political genius"? Watch the discussion in #ThePledge
"14.10.2016 11:03:26" news.sky.com Trump goes on attack over assault accusations The Republican nominee says claims he made unwanted advances are "lies" as his running mate and his wife turn on the media. Donald Trump is on the attack following accusations of unwanted advances on women
"14.10.2016 10:24:09" news.sky.com Great white gets into cage... with diver inside A distressed shark gives a diver a fright after breaching the confines of a safety cage off Mexico's Guadalupe Island. Watch a great white shark thrash its way into a diver's cage while he's still inside
"14.10.2016 09:30:04" The Brexit Tapestry Gather ye round, O Brexiteers and Remainsters, for the story of the EU Referendum
"14.10.2016 08:52:53" news.sky.com 'Rocket hits Turkish holiday destination' The southern Turkish holiday resort region of Antalya has been hit by a missile, according to reports. The Turkish holiday resort region of Antalya has been hit by two missiles
"14.10.2016 08:00:04" news.sky.com Baby boy killed in dog attack in Colchester Another boy who was also bitten is being treated in hospital for what have been described as "life changing" injuries. A baby boy has died - and another child has been seriously injured - after being attacked by a dog
"14.10.2016 07:30:08" news.sky.com Childline flooded with calls over 'killer clowns' Youngsters are being left terrified by a craze that has seen people dressed as clowns threaten children with axes and chainsaws. Childline has been inundated with calls from scared children about 'killer clowns'
"14.10.2016 06:52:49" The Pledge Nigel Farage vs Eminem Watch Nigel Farage rap (sort of) Nigel Farage vs Eminem: Look who's back... back again...
"14.10.2016 06:30:04" news.sky.com 'Hard Brexit' is the only Brexit warns Tusk The EU Council chief says "soft Brexit" is not an option for Britain in the coming negotiations to secure a new deal with Europe. "Hard Brexit" is the only offer on the table according to Donald Tusk
"14.10.2016 06:01:31" news.sky.com Sky News - First For Breaking News From The UK And Around The World Sky News - First for Breaking News, video, headlines, analysis and top stories from business, politics, entertainment and more in the UK and worldwide. Hannah Thomas-Peter takes a deeper look at "one of Hillary Clinton's biggest mistakes"
"14.10.2016 05:30:05" news.sky.com Robotic arm allows paralysed man to feel again Nathan Copeland, who was paralysed in a car crash, likened himself to Luke Skywalker after becoming the first to try the arm. Thanks to a robotic arm this paralysed man can experience the sense of touch again
"14.10.2016 05:00:02" Michelle Obama 'can't ignore' Trump remarks Michelle Obama can't ignore Donald J. Trump's "sexually predatory behaviour" any longer
"13.10.2016 21:44:48" news.sky.com Coolio charged after 'gun found at airport' The rapper could be jailed for three years if convicted after the weapon was apparently discovered as his bags were being X-rayed. US rapper Coolio has been charged after a handgun was allegedly found in his rucksack at an airport
"13.10.2016 20:28:55" King of Thailand dies aged 88 Thailand has started a year of mourning after the death of the world's longest-reigning monarch, King Bhumibol Adulyadej http://trib.al/hOUTN4b
"13.10.2016 19:30:00" Bob Dylan wins Nobel prize Bob Dylan becomes the first musician to be awarded the Nobel prize in Literature
"13.10.2016 19:00:00" People of Aleppo: The nurse Khadija, a nurse in Aleppo, tries to help others, but even walking to work is dangerous
"13.10.2016 18:01:43" news.sky.com Keepers subdue escaped gorilla at London Zoo Visitors to London Zoo say they were locked inside attractions while zoo staff tranquillised an escaped gorilla Visitors to London Zoo were locked inside attractions after a gorilla escaped from its enclosure
"13.10.2016 17:30:30" Trump calls new sex claims "total fabrication" These women have made fresh claims of sexual misconduct against Donald J. Trump - he says they are a "total fabrication"
"13.10.2016 16:30:00" MP reveals heartbreaking baby loss 'I never wanted to let her go': Labour's Vicky Foxcroft moved MPs to tears revealing she lost her baby when she was a teenager in a debate about baby loss
"13.10.2016 16:00:36" People of Aleppo: The sniper Children in Aleppo call Mohammed 'the grandfather'. He is a sniper who tries to protect them as they go to school
"13.10.2016 14:37:08" Plan for second Scottish independence referendum A second Scottish independence referendum could be on its way. Nicola Sturgeon has revealed plans in Glasgow so Scotland can reconsider the issue in light of Brexit. Sky's James Matthews is live answering your questions.
"13.10.2016 13:26:01" Aleppo Crisis: The White Helmets Syria in Crisis. The destruction has been compared to a new Holocaust. Sky's Alex Crawford is live speaking to Abdulrahman Alhassan - a member of Syria's White Helmets. A group of medical volunteers based in Aleppo. Post your questions below.
"13.10.2016 13:00:00" People of Aleppo: The psychotherapist "(The children) didn't used to be afraid of darkness. Now they are": Sara is a psychotherapist near the Turkey-Syria border
"13.10.2016 12:30:45" news.sky.com How does it feel? Bob Dylan wins Nobel Prize Bob Dylan has won the Nobel Prize in Literature for creating "new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition". Bob Dylan has won the Nobel Prize in Literature
"13.10.2016 12:18:22" Editors Unplugged - Aleppo: Death of a City Let's talk Syria. Editors Unplugged is back with Afua Hirsch and Sam Kiley. They will be discussing the big issues in the Syria conflict. Have a topic suggestion? Send it over.
"13.10.2016 11:56:37" news.sky.com World's longest-reigning monarch has died Sky News - First for Breaking News, video, headlines, analysis and top stories from business, politics, entertainment and more in the UK and worldwide. Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej - the world's longest reigning monarch - has died at the age of 88
"13.10.2016 11:30:00" The Pledge Your Pledge panel for tonight have just wrapped this week's episode, and now they want to talk to you. Ask your questions to Michelle, Greg and Graeme in the comments below. Michelle, Greg and Graeme from The Pledge discuss if there are any alternatives to alcoholic drinks to help us unwind. See if you agree with them.
"13.10.2016 10:30:00" Aleppo: your guide to a dying city This is everything you need to know about Aleppo, a city close to breaking point
"13.10.2016 10:00:00" Space in High Definition These recently released images are high-definition shots of the Moon and Earth from a Japanese lunar orbiter
"13.10.2016 09:30:36" Is Syria the new Cold War? Is Syria the new Cold War? Behind the chaos in Syria lies a wider proxy war between Russia and the United States. Are both countries at tipping point? Sky's John Sparks is live from Moscow answering your questions. Post them below.
"13.10.2016 08:56:32" news.sky.com Jessica Ennis-Hill retires from athletics The heptathlete bows out with an announcement on Instagram, thanking those who helped her achieve her "dreams". Jessica Ennis-Hill - who won gold for Team GB in heptathlon at the London 2012 Olympics - has announced her retirement
"13.10.2016 08:30:00" Train collides with lorry Watch as a train ploughs through a truck stuck on a train line in California. Fortunately no one was injured.
"13.10.2016 08:07:07" Eamonn takes on politicians As we say goodbye to Eamonn Holmes after 11 years at Sky News, take a look back at some of his biggest political interviews and finest moments
"13.10.2016 08:00:23" Eamonn Holmes Signs Off Eamonn Holmes signs off from Sky News Sunrise for the very last time
"13.10.2016 07:33:07" Eamonn Holmes Sunrise Farewell Eamonn Holmes chatted to us in the breaks of his final appearance on Sky News' Sunrise. After 11 years as anchor of the breakfast show he is stepping down.
"13.10.2016 06:30:00" news.sky.com Donald Trump 'groped woman like an octopus' The Republican presidential candidate describes allegations by two women in the New York Times as "fiction". Donald Trump denies allegations by two women that he inappropriately touched them
"13.10.2016 06:00:00" The children of Aleppo The children of Aleppo - a generation born into war
"13.10.2016 05:30:00" Eamonn Holmes through the years Today we say goodbye to Eamonn Holmes after 11 years at Sky News. Thanks for the memories.
"13.10.2016 05:00:00" People of Aleepo: The medical volunteer Ahmad has saved countless lives working as a 'white helmet' volunteer in Aleppo
"12.10.2016 23:01:12" news.sky.com German bomb suspect kills himself in jail cell The 22-year-old refugee is found dead despite being under round-the-clock surveillance in a Leipzig prison. A Syrian terror suspect held in Germany over a bomb plot has killed himself in police custody
"12.10.2016 22:09:46" The Syrian family that lost two children in boat disaster This couple couldn't save their children from drowning while fleeing Syria - and now they cannot even visit their graves
"12.10.2016 20:42:39" news.sky.com Aleppo mayor blames West for 'holocaust' in city The warning comes as Syrian troops intensify their bombardment to capture the rebel-held eastern part of the city. "There is a holocaust going on in Aleppo right now" - and the city's mayor says the international community "is just watching and doing nothing"
"12.10.2016 19:05:00" news.sky.com Star Wars firm fined £1.6m for Harrison Ford leg injury The actor suffered a broken leg and had to have plastic surgery on a "deep laceration" to his hand following the incident. Film production company fined £1.6m after Harrison Ford's leg was crushed on the Millennium Falcon
"12.10.2016 18:34:32" news.sky.com Tesco pulls dozens of brands in Unilever price row The supermarket website says key brands out of stock due to a dispute with supplier Unilever Tesco is refusing to sell dozens of Unilever products on its website due to a row over price rises
"12.10.2016 18:00:01" news.sky.com 'Kill list' girl found guilty of murder bid at Hampshire school The 14-year-old had plans to slit the throats of her mother and brother - and a mass school shooting with a 60-strong "kill list". Teen obsessed with serial killers found guilty of the attempted murder of her best friend at their Hampshire school
"12.10.2016 17:30:00" Can you be LGBT+ and support Trump? Can you be LGBT+ and support Donald J. Trump? We asked celebrities at the Attitude Magazine awards in London
"12.10.2016 17:00:00" news.sky.com 'Creepy clown' knifeman slashes victim's hand McDonald's in the US says it will limit appearances by Ronald McDonald because of the increase in incidents involving clowns. Man has his hand slashed by a knifeman dressed as a 'creepy clown' in Blackburn
"12.10.2016 16:30:01" news.sky.com Samsung sends out fire-proof boxes for Galaxy Note 7 returns The company has said it has permanently discontinued production of the faulty phone after reports of fires and explosions. People who bought a Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from its website are being sent fire-proof boxes to return their faulty devices
"12.10.2016 16:00:44" Syrian girl blames President for brothers' deaths This girl in Syria blames President Assad for her brothers' deaths
"12.10.2016 15:17:14" news.sky.com Divergent star Shailene Woodley breaks silence after pipeline arrest The actress shares a poem on her Instagram account after spending a night in prison criminal trespass charges. Actress Shailene Woodley breaks her silence after she was arrested during a protest against an oil pipeline in North Dakota
"12.10.2016 14:30:00" Norwegian pundits lose it San Marino score their first away goal in World Cup qualifying for 15 years? You heard it right and these Norwegian pundits didn't quite know how to handle it.
"12.10.2016 14:00:01" news.sky.com Oxford University releases sample interview questions on website Oxford University releases some sample interview questions to help ease the nerves of prospective candidates. How do you fare? Are you intelligent enough to get into Oxford University?
"12.10.2016 13:30:01" news.sky.com Second shark attack sparks call for nets at Ballina beach The nets could be tested for six months after a surfer says he was lucky to escape after his brush with a shark. Second shark attack in two weeks at an Australian beach sparks call for nets to protect swimmers
"12.10.2016 13:03:00" news.sky.com Amazon launches music service in US to rival Spotify and Apple The tech giant hopes including voice recognition to speed up searches will help make the service a success. Amazon's new music streaming service is launched in the US - it should be available in the UK later this year
"12.10.2016 12:37:10" news.sky.com May promises 'maximum possible access' to single market Britain will seek "maximum possible access" to the European market once it leaves the EU , Theresa May has said during PMQs. Theresa May sets out her plans for Brexit including seeking the "maximum possible access" to the European market once Britain leaves the EU
"12.10.2016 11:01:30" Prime Minister's Questions Live coverage of Prime Minister's Questions
"12.10.2016 10:43:54" Is the U.K. Ready for artificial intelligence? Can computers now beat humans at poker? Sky's Tom Cheshire is live answering your questions.
"12.10.2016 10:20:38" news.sky.com Kim Kardashian sues over 'fake robbery' claim The reality TV star, who had a gun held to her head during the raid, sues a media outlet for portraying her as a "liar and thief". Kim Kardashian West is suing a US celebrity gossip website for claiming she staged an armed robbery
"12.10.2016 08:40:13" Texan police disciplined for wearing Trump caps Police officers in Texas have been disciplined for wearing Donald J. Trump's campaign caps whilst on duty
"12.10.2016 08:08:48" Orangutan captivated by card trick Watch what happens when Matt G Mentalist performs a magic trick for an orangutan at Colchester Zoo
"12.10.2016 07:40:01" news.sky.com Paris attacks suspect's lawyers 'quit case' Lawyers say Salah Abdeslam's refusal to speak about the terror charges against him meant every prison visit was a "social" one. Lawyers representing the main terror suspect of the Paris attacks have said they will no longer be defending him
"12.10.2016 07:15:23" The Point: beating gang violence "Gang violence is a topic we shy away from...but my family and I lived it" #ThePoint
"12.10.2016 06:30:00" news.sky.com Families denied mortgages due to childcare costs A survey finds that many attempt to conceal their true monthly expenditure on childcare when talking to lenders. One in six families say they have been denied mortgages or offered smaller loans because of their childcare costs
"12.10.2016 06:15:00" Man tasered on Texas interstate Police in Texas have tasered a man on a busy interstate following a dramatic chase
"12.10.2016 06:00:00" news.sky.com Vivienne Westwood savages 'evil' Hillary Clinton The British designer calls the White House hopeful a "war mongerer" and claims she will do nothing to improve the world. Vivienne Westwood has branded Hillary Clinton "evil" and a "war mongerer"
"12.10.2016 05:30:00" news.sky.com Former PM David Cameron reveals his new job The 50-year-old takes an unpaid role at the National Citizens Service Trust, which implements his flagship Big Society policy. David Cameron has accepted his first job since quitting as Prime Minister following the Brexit vote
"12.10.2016 05:01:01" news.sky.com Can a computer beat a human at poker? The card game, in which mind games and bluffing are key, has become a new benchmark for artificial intelligence research. Computers have beaten human world champions at chess, but can they beat Tom Cheshire at poker?
"11.10.2016 21:27:13" Taking a ride in a driverless car What is it like to take a ride in a driverless car?
"11.10.2016 20:28:39" news.sky.com Electronics company Fujitsu announces up to 1,800 UK job losses The electronics firm, which currently employs 14,000 people in the UK and Ireland, says the job losses are not linked to Brexit. Fujitsu's workers have been told the firm is cutting 18-hundred UK jobs
"11.10.2016 19:34:12" news.sky.com E-fit images of two men released following rape of Oxford schoolgirl The 14-year-old victim continues to be supported by officers as police renew their attempts to track down her attackers. Detectives release e-fit images of two men wanted over the abduction and rape of a 14-year-old schoolgirl in Oxford
"11.10.2016 19:16:07" Actress Shailene Woodley live-streams her arrest at pipeline p... Actress Shailene Woodley live-streamed getting arrested during a protest against a major oil pipeline project
"11.10.2016 18:03:50" Police feared England fans deaths at Euro 2016 Specialist police officers have told Sky News that they feared five England fans would die after clashes with Russian supporters at the start of Euro 2016
"11.10.2016 17:37:04" news.sky.com Schoolboy stabbing death was 'avoidable' A report concludes that Bailey Gwynne, 16, was fatally stabbed during a row "that emerged rapidly out of an unexceptional banter". The death of schoolboy Bailey Gwynne who was fatally stabbed at a school in Aberdeen was 'avoidable' says an independent review
"11.10.2016 17:05:32" news.sky.com Boris Johnson calls for protests at Russian embassy over Syria bombing The Foreign Secretary claims the Government is showing a lead over the bombardment of Aleppo after claims it is like 'Guernica'. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson calls for "demonstrations outside the Russian embassy" over its bombing of targets in Syria
"11.10.2016 16:30:00" news.sky.com Selfies show moments before Gold Coast Tinder date death Prosecutors say Gable Tostee made Warriena Wright believe the only way she could escape his flat was to climb from the balcony. Selfies show moments before a woman plunged to her death allegedly trying to escape from a man she met on Tinder
"11.10.2016 16:00:00" Samsung's exploding phones Samsung has "permanently discontinued" its Galaxy Note 7 due to fire concerns and exploding batteries
"11.10.2016 15:30:00" Stunt pilot pulls off 'knife-edge' Hold your breath for a world first - watch a pilot fly his biplane between two hot air balloons just metres off the ground
"11.10.2016 15:00:01" Disunited States: Dani Perea Find out why this Colorado Democrat is exasperated how "reality TV star" Donald J. Trump is in the running to be president
"11.10.2016 14:22:04" Police warning over clowns craze Clown pranksters causing panic across the UK are being warned they could end up with a criminal record
"11.10.2016 13:36:58" Why do smartphone batteries explode? Why do smartphone batteries explode? Samsung has halted production of its troubled Galaxy Note 7 phone over fire fears. Tom Cheshire is speaking to scientists at UCL and answering your questions
"11.10.2016 13:03:14" Murder victim's mother calls for "Helen's law" The mother of Helen McCourt, who was abducted and murdered in 1988, tells Sky that killers who refuse to tell police where they have hidden their victims' bodies should be ineligible for parole
"11.10.2016 12:03:36" news.sky.com FTSE 100 hits record high as pound weakens London's premier share index powers to a new intraday trading high, aided by a further weakening of sterling versus the dollar. A further weakening of sterling has helped push the FTSE 100 to a record high
"11.10.2016 10:30:01" news.sky.com Baby is youngest to have double lung transplant The surgery put another baby's lungs in Imogen's body and changed her life - with doctors urging more people to sign up as donors. A baby girl from Brighton has become the youngest person in Britain to have a double lung transplant
"11.10.2016 10:02:25" Testing emotionally responsive gaming Keep calm! We're testing emotionally responsive gaming. The more relaxed you are, the better you play. Write your questions below & Gemma Morris will put them to the developer.
"11.10.2016 10:00:01" news.sky.com Pure Gym steps back from flotation plan The company confirms a story by Sky News that it has abandoned its London share sale because of "market volatility". One of the largest flotations planned in London since the Brexit vote has been abandoned
"11.10.2016 09:30:00" news.sky.com Is denying Brexit vote tyranny or smart politics? Tory MPs concerned about the implications of a "hard Brexit" are testing the Government's resolve with calls for more scrutiny. Is denying MPs a vote on 'hard Brexit' tyranny or smart politics?
"11.10.2016 09:29:08" First UK trial of driverless cars Look no hands! We test a driverless car as the first public trial of vehicles operating entirely without human control takes place in Milton Keynes. Want to know how they work? Sky's Tom Parmenter takes a ride and answers your questions
"11.10.2016 09:03:00" news.sky.com Buy tickets early, EuroMillions players told Camelot is advising people to buy tickets early after the National Lottery website went down on Friday due to heavy traffic. EuroMillions players told to buy tickets early for Tuesday's draw
"11.10.2016 08:30:00" news.sky.com Down's test on NHS 'could increase abortions' Campaigners are warning that offering a safer test for the condition on the NHS may make more parents terminate unborn babies. Campaigners fear a new Down's syndrome test on NHS will increase abortions
"11.10.2016 08:10:17" Drone captures devastation of Aleppo Dramatic drone footage highlights the devastation caused to the Syrian city of Aleppo
"11.10.2016 08:00:00" news.sky.com Leaked: 'Hard Brexit' may cost £66bn a year Leaked Treasury documents suggest leaving the single market and switching to world trade rules will cause UK GDP to plummet. Leaked government papers show a "hard Brexit" would see the Treasury lose up to £66bn in tax revenues a year
"11.10.2016 07:30:00" news.sky.com 'Deny parole to killers who hide body location' Murderers who refuse to say where they buried the body should be denied a chance of freedom, says a mum whose daughter was killed. Should killers who refuse to tell police where they have hidden their victims' bodies be eligible for parole?
"11.10.2016 07:00:01" news.sky.com Do increasing gaps in polls spell end for Trump? Sky News' Head of Data Harry Carr asks how much falling behind in the polls really matters for the Republican Party candidate. Polls indicate that the second debate may have pushed Donald J. Trump further behind in the polls
"11.10.2016 06:32:01" news.sky.com Paddleboarder rescued seven miles off UK coast The man, an EU national who set off from France, was said to be disorientated after spending more than seven hours at sea. A German tourist has been rescued after being discovered on a stand-up paddleboard seven miles from the UK coastline
"11.10.2016 06:02:08" news.sky.com Trump hints more offensive tapes may emerge As top Republican Paul Ryan distances himself from Mr Trump, the presidential hopeful hints there may be more embarrassment ahead. Donald J. Trump has hinted there may be more recordings of him making lewd remarks which could surface before election day
"11.10.2016 05:03:10" news.sky.com Driverless cars go on trial in Milton Keynes Small electric cars will start zipping their way around the town today in a "ground-breaking moment" for driverless technology. Driverless cars will trundle around the UK in their first public trials today
"11.10.2016 04:30:45" news.sky.com Samsung halts Note 7 sales worldwide after fires The company is urging customers with original or replaced devices to stop using them and power down following fresh safety issues. Samsung has told all owners of an original or a replaced Galaxy Note 7 phone to switch off their device immediately
"10.10.2016 22:13:05" What next after Hurricane Matthew? A 'massive' response is needed to help Haiti as the US assesses the damage caused by Hurricane Matthew
"10.10.2016 21:30:00" news.sky.com JCB quits CBI after row over lobbying group's anti-Brexit stance The manufacturer of construction equipment resigned as a CBI member following June's EU referendum, Sky News understands. Construction firm JCB to leave business lobby group the CBI over its anti Brexit stance
"10.10.2016 21:00:00" news.sky.com US House Speaker Ryan will not 'defend' Trump One of the top Republicans says he won't campaign with Donald Trump, all but conceding Hillary Clinton will be the next President. US House Speaker Paul Ryan delivers another blow to Donald J. Trump's White House campaign
"10.10.2016 20:39:15" Who's paying for the President? These are the men funding the U.S. election
"10.10.2016 20:30:45" news.sky.com 'Killer clown' craze prompts police warning Police forces across the UK warn pranksters that anyone caught with a weapon will be arrested - regardless of their intention. The so-called 'killer clown' craze prompts warnings from police forces across the UK
"10.10.2016 20:02:10" news.sky.com Pink Floyd star attacks Donald Trump at gig A politically charged performance by the Pink Floyd co-founder and an act by The Who bring an end to the Desert Trip festival. Which Pink Floyd song did Roger Waters pick for his attack on Donald Trump at the Desert Trip music festival?
"10.10.2016 18:28:33" "Over the top" reactions to Brexit Recent fears over the value of the pound after Brexit are "over the top" says a former Bank of England boss
"10.10.2016 17:56:11" After polls suggested Hillary Clinton won last night's bruising presidential debate what can Donald Trump do to salvage his campaign for White House? Sky's Hannah Thomas-Peter is at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania.
"10.10.2016 17:27:33" Who's paying for the President? Who's paying for the President? The cash behind US elections
"10.10.2016 17:00:30" news.sky.com Trolls could face jail under new legal guidelines Social media is to be more stringently policed under new rules on offences for which online users can face criminal charges. Internet trolls who create derogatory hashtags or post humilitating photoshopped images could face jail
"10.10.2016 16:30:01" news.sky.com Titanic-style disaster warning over luxury Arctic cruises Moving ice fields are a danger on the remote passage from Alaska to New York, with ships isolated and miles from help. Experts warn of a Titanic-style disaster unless controls are brought in for cruise ships in the Arctic Ocean
"10.10.2016 15:57:08" news.sky.com David Davis: Govt will reject any attempts to undo Brexit vote He was making a statement in the House of Commons after calls for MPs to be able to vote ahead of the triggering of Article 50. Brexit Secretary David Davis says the Government will reject any attempt to undo the result of the EU referendum
"10.10.2016 15:00:02" news.sky.com UK driver kills migrant in accident near Calais Police say the Eritrean was trying to put obstacles in the road to slow down vehicles in a bid to try and climb aboard one. A migrant from Eritrea has died after being hit by a car driven by a Briton near Calais
"10.10.2016 14:21:53" Police warning over scary clown craze Police are warning about the growing scary clown craze sweeping the UK. Sky's Tom Parmenter is at a fancy dress store in Walsall answering your questions.
"10.10.2016 14:00:00" news.sky.com Shop prices hinge on Brexit deal, British Retail Consortium warns A retail industry body urges ministers to focus on trade deals that will not put household budgets at risk from higher costs. Why shop prices may rise substantially if the Government fails to secure good trade deals for the UK in Brexit talks
"10.10.2016 13:20:00" news.sky.com UK-born professor wins Nobel Economics Prize Oliver Hart wins for his work in helping the understanding of issues like performance-based pay for top executives. A UK-born professor, who now works at Harvard University, has won the Nobel Prize in Economics
"10.10.2016 12:45:44" news.sky.com Fire fears 'halt production' of Samsung Note 7 The tech giant's shares take a hit as it says manufacture of the phone will be adjusted to "ensure quality and safety matters". Samsung is facing a new crisis after reportedly halting production of its Galaxy Note 7
"10.10.2016 12:08:33" news.sky.com Video shows men fleeing fatal shooting scene A 20-year-old black-belt in Taekwondo was shot dead after answering the door at a home in east London. Video released by police shows three suspects fleeing the scene of a fatal shooting in east London
"10.10.2016 11:23:22" news.sky.com Missing RAF man: Third party involved, says mum The mother of Corrie McKeague, who has been missing for more than two weeks, says "someone does know something". The mother of an RAF serviceman has said a third party could have been involved in her son's disappearance
"10.10.2016 10:45:00" news.sky.com Missiles fired from Yemen land near US warship The missiles were fired at the US destroyer from territory in war-torn Yemen but the ship and its crew were unharmed. The U.S. Navy has said that two missiles fired from Yemen landed near a US warship in the Red Sea
"10.10.2016 10:14:12" Trump like 'silverback gorilla' says Farage "He was like a silverback gorilla" Nigel Farage says Donald J. Trump "dominated" Hillary Clinton in the second #debate
"10.10.2016 09:27:27" Ed Balls jives around the newsroom Ed Balls answers your questions and shows off his dancing skills as he and Beth Rigby jive around the newsroom discussing The Labour Party, Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn, the US election and, of course, Strictly Come Dancing
"10.10.2016 08:30:00" news.sky.com Over 55s housing wealth more than Italian GDP Research estimates that there is £1.5tn worth of property owned by those over 55 in England today. People aged over 55 in England hold more wealth in the value of their properties than the entire annual GDP of Italy
"10.10.2016 07:49:08" The debate of hate Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump weren't pulling any punches in the second presidential debate
"10.10.2016 06:40:36" news.sky.com 'Let off hook by Hillary': debate verdicts As Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton locked horns, TV audiences around the world were watching and tweeting. Here's how people reacted to the second presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump
"10.10.2016 06:00:00" Clinton vs. Trump: Second debate Key moments from the second presidential debate between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton
"10.10.2016 00:57:06" Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton second TV debate Watch back in full: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton second presidential TV debate
"09.10.2016 17:19:52" news.sky.com Firms 'will not be made to list foreign workers' Suggestions that companies would have to release information about workers from abroad had been called "repugnant". The Government has denied companies will be forced to "name and shame" foreign workers
"09.10.2016 16:30:09" Trump controversy ahead of debate Tonight's US Presidential debate follows a controversial few days for Donald Trump - put your questions to Sky's Greg Milam in St Louis, Missouri
"09.10.2016 15:35:43" news.sky.com MPs must get a vote on 'hard Brexit' - Miliband The former Labour leader wants Theresa May to allow Parliament to vote on the UK's membership of the single market. Ed Miliband says MPs should get to vote on whether the UK should be in the single market
"09.10.2016 13:57:54" news.sky.com Gatwick plans new runway even if Heathrow wins The West Sussex hub remains "ready to deliver" another runway, even if Heathrow is chosen as the preferred site. Gatwick Airport will continue with its preparations to expand, even if Heathrow gets the go-ahead for a third runway
"09.10.2016 11:46:35" news.sky.com Glastonbury anger after ticket website crashes Some 120,000 tickets for the festival sell out in an hour, leaving many music fans disappointed. Did you manage to get Glastonbury tickets? The festival sold out in an hour - but music fans complained the website crashed before the sale even began.
"09.10.2016 10:05:56" news.sky.com PM urged to let 'Jungle' children into UK Theresa May is told to consider granting an amnesty to the "deeply traumatised" children living in the 'Jungle' camp. Religious leaders say that children in the Calais 'Jungle' migrant camp are traumatised and falling prey to gangs of smugglers
"09.10.2016 08:36:43" Exploding e-cigarette warning A former vaper warns about the dangers of e-cigarettes, after one exploded in his pocket "like a firework"
"09.10.2016 07:40:55" Farage: Trump remarks are "the kind of thing men do" Nigel Farage says Donald Trump's derogatory comments about women amounted to "alpha male boasting," and are "the kind of thing men do"
"09.10.2016 06:49:48" news.sky.com Arnie joins chorus of Republican Trump critics The former California governor and Senator John McCain are among scores to pull support for their party's controversial candidate. More than 150 senior Republicans - including Arnold Schwarzenegger - withdraw their backing for Donald Trump
"08.10.2016 18:25:00" news.sky.com Bomb plotters blow themselves up to avoid arrest Police swoop on a remote building outside Ankara after a tip-off, prompting two people to detonate their explosives. Bomb plotters blow themselves up to avoid arrest
"08.10.2016 17:50:00" news.sky.com Trump: 'I'll never withdraw' from President race Donald Trump has said he will "never withdraw" from the race for the White House after calls from his own party to step aside. Donald Trump says he will "never withdraw" from the presidential race - despite calls from his own party to do so
"08.10.2016 17:15:57" news.sky.com Don't be a clown: Police warn over 'killer' trend A growing trend imported from the US sees pranksters don clown outfits and carry knives to scare the public. Police have warned practical jokers dressing-up as 'killer clowns' that their stunts are "no laughing matter"
"08.10.2016 16:02:29" De Niro: I'd punch Trump in the face Robert De Niro has recorded a brutal video attack on Donald Trump - saying he'd like to "punch him in the face"
"08.10.2016 13:51:14" Hurricane Matthew Haiti damage from above Aerial footage from Haiti shows the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew, which has killed nearly 900 people and displaced tens of thousands
"08.10.2016 12:19:47" 50 years of Star Trek convention Star Trek is 50 years old - we're at a convention in Birmingham celebrating decades of boldly going where no-one has gone before. Post your questions for Sky's Adele Robinson in the comments below.
"08.10.2016 09:45:41" Hurricane Matthew devastates Haiti Over 800 people have been killed after Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti, with outbreaks of cholera claiming more lives in the aftermath.
"08.10.2016 08:54:58" news.sky.com Will women voters abandon Trump after latest controversy? The swiftness of his response to the furore over his remarks about seducing women shows how damaging the recording could be. Will female voters dump Trump?
"08.10.2016 08:09:25" Sexual consent classes for freshers Classes on sexual consent are trying to lower sexual harassment on university campuses
"08.10.2016 06:52:15" news.sky.com One hundred BBC stars facing 'tax dodge' claims Staff at the corporation could face demands for unpaid taxes if they are found to have been incorrectly listed as self-employed. Around 100 current and former BBC presenters are being investigated over claims they haven't paid enough tax
"08.10.2016 04:33:38" news.sky.com Donald Trump apologises over explicit remarks A senior Republican figure says he is "sickened" at the crude comments made by the presidential contender back in 2005. Donald Trump has vowed "to be a better man" after video emerged showing him making lewd, sexually explicit comments about women.
"07.10.2016 21:46:01" news.sky.com Trump apologises over lewd comments about women Donald Trump has apologised 'if anyone was offended' after video emerged showing him making lewd, sexually charged comments about women in 2005. Donald Trump was caught on tape bragging in graphic terms about groping women
"07.10.2016 20:00:00" news.sky.com Mass power cut as Hurricane stalks US coast Hundreds of miles of coast is still in danger as the storm moves north but so far the damage is not as bad as first feared. Hurricane Matthew is causing mass power cut as it heads towards Georgia
"07.10.2016 19:21:37" Hurricane Matthew hits the United States Hurricane Matthew has hit the east coast of the United States. The storm has winds of 120mph and power has been cut out to more than half a million people. Sky's Amanda Walker is live from Florida - answering your questions.
"07.10.2016 19:00:01" news.sky.com Dazzling meteor shower set for UK skies tonight Stargazers will be treated to shooting stars lighting up Britain over the next two months, as long as the night sky is clear. Turn your eyes to the skies tonight, because there might be a meteor shower
"07.10.2016 18:32:00" news.sky.com Haiti 'critical' after hurricane kills 842 Aid agencies launch appeals after tens of thousands of people are displaced by the storm which has destroyed homes and crops. Haiti is likely to be in a 'critical' state for a year and a half after Hurricane Matthew
"07.10.2016 18:00:00" Police dog recovering after stabbing This police dog is recovering after being stabbed by an armed suspect
"07.10.2016 17:30:09" news.sky.com Russia threatens US with Cuba and Vietnam return Moscow is "rethinking" the 2002 closure of its military bases as tensions grow with the US over Syria, Crimea and sanctions. Russia is considering reopening military bases in Vietnam and Cuba
"07.10.2016 17:00:30" The falling pound The British pound is falling in value. Here's how it could affect the money in your pocket...
"07.10.2016 16:20:22" Taking shelter from Hurricane Matthew in Jacksonville, Florida As Hurricane Matthew batters the Florida coastline, Sky's Hannah Thomas-Peter is at a hurricane shelter in Jacksonville and has been answering your questions.
"07.10.2016 16:01:33" Hurricane Matthew In Haiti Hundreds of people have been killed in Haiti as a result of Hurricane Matthew
"07.10.2016 15:30:01" news.sky.com 'Killer clown' with knife follows kids to school It is the latest incident in the 'killer clown' craze which started in the US and has now become more common in the UK. A so-called 'killer clown' was carrying a knife as he followed four children to school in County Durham
"07.10.2016 15:00:00" Mike Hookem tells all "He approached me, he came at me," says Mike Hookem MEP when explaining his "handbags at dawn" scuffle with Steven Woolfe MEP
"07.10.2016 14:19:23" Hurricane Matthew Jacksonville Beach, Florida Watch as Hurricane Matthew hits Jacksonville Beach in Florida.
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"07.10.2016 14:00:37" news.sky.com Kardashians filming on hold after Paris robbery Makers of the show say the reality star's wellbeing is the main priority and that it is not yet known when recording will resume. 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' filming is put on hold after Kim was robbed at gunpoint in Paris
"07.10.2016 13:20:01" news.sky.com Suspected migrants found in freezer lorry on M25 Police were called to Clacket Lane services after reports "of concern for safety" over a group of adults, including one child. Fifteen people have been found in the back of a freezer lorry
"07.10.2016 12:45:00" Flying into the eye of Hurricane Matthew Here's what it's like to fly into the eye of Hurricane Matthew
"07.10.2016 12:10:18" news.sky.com Blair hints at return to frontline politics The divisive former Prime Minister uses a magazine article to attack Labour's direction, calling it a mix of "fantasy and error". Tony Blair has hinted he may return to frontline politics in an interview with a men's magazine
"07.10.2016 11:28:58" news.sky.com Women urged to shop boyfriends and sons in 'Girls against guns' campaign Greater Manchester Police hope the social media campaign and posters will make women think twice about being an accessory to gun crime. Girlfriends, sisters and mums of men involved in gun crime are being urged to "do the right thing"
"07.10.2016 11:00:01" news.sky.com Is N Korea preparing for another nuclear test? The country could mark the anniversary of the founding of its Workers' Party on 10 October with another detonation. Activity at North Korea's nuclear site raises fears of a new test
"07.10.2016 10:46:15" The Pledge When five-year-olds need to crowdfund their operations, Michelle Dewberry says, we shouldn't keep treating smokers' illnesses on the NHS. When five-year-olds need to crowdfund their operations, Michelle Dewberry says, we shouldn't keep treating smokers' illnesses on the NHS.
"07.10.2016 10:30:00" news.sky.com Stonehenge tooth reveals 'prehistoric dog walk' The discovery of an Alsatian fossil suggests dogs have been man's best friend - even in prehistoric times, it is claimed. The discovery of a dog tooth near Stonehenge is evidence dogs have been man's best friend for thousands of years
"07.10.2016 10:00:04" Can Cornwall cope without EU funding after Brexit? Can Cornwall cope without EU funding after Brexit?
And how would you spell "rammedoed"?
"07.10.2016 09:30:00" Islamic State hurting children in Raqqa People who have escaped Islamic State have been telling Sky News the horrors they have witnessed in Raqqa
"07.10.2016 08:58:25" news.sky.com Devastating 'monster' hurricane nears US Hurricane Matthew is lashing Florida with rain as the "potentially disastrous" storm arrives while death toll in Haiti passes 330. State of emergency declared as 'monster' 120mph hurricane nears Florida
"07.10.2016 08:00:00" news.sky.com UKIP could be torn apart by 'almighty battle' Two camps - one opposed to Nigel Farage's ethos and another loyal to him - must make peace if the party is to survive. Two camps in UK Independence Party (UKIP) must make peace if the party is to survive, writes Sky's Darren McCaffrey
"07.10.2016 07:30:00" news.sky.com Cholera fears in Haiti after deadly hurricane The number of lives lost continues to rise and thousands of homes are wrecked, amid concerns about the outbreak of disease. Haiti is facing a cholera outbreak because of Hurricane Matthew
"07.10.2016 07:00:00" Don't spoil the magic: The Point "Deep down, we all like mystery": #ThePoint
"07.10.2016 06:31:39" news.sky.com UKIP MEP claims party colleague 'came at me' Steven Woolfe accuses Mike Hookem of losing his temper at a heated meeting - but the UKIP MEP denies he hit his colleague. UK Independence Party (UKIP)'s Steven Woolfe says he was punched by one of his own party colleagues
"07.10.2016 05:40:00" news.sky.com Sir Cliff sues BBC and South Yorkshire Police The case against the singer was scrapped in the summer because of lack of evidence, with Sir Cliff saying he was "thrilled". Sir Cliff Richard is suing the BBC and South Yorkshire Police after he was investigated over sex assault allegations
"07.10.2016 05:15:03" news.sky.com Ex-Emmerdale star has terminal lung cancer Leah Bracknell, who starred as Zoe Tate n the soap, reveals her devastating news but says her "priority is to defy expectation". Former Emmerdale star Leah Bracknell has terminal lung cancer
"06.10.2016 20:49:00" news.sky.com IS amputating children's limbs in Raqqa Two families who have managed to escape the militants' stronghold tell Sky News about the horrors they witnessed. IS are amputating children's limbs in Raqqa
"06.10.2016 20:15:00" 'Indiana Jones of surgery' on working in Syria The so-called "Indiana Jones of surgery" on operating on an Islamic State fighter in Syria.
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"06.10.2016 20:01:01" The Pledge Boris Johnson, David Davis MP and Dr Liam Fox are The Brexiteers, your new favourite boyband Boris Johnson, David Davis MP and Dr Liam Fox are The Brexiteers, aka your new favourite boyband
"06.10.2016 19:52:46" The Pledge Is it hypocritical to support comprehensive education and send your kids to a private school? Greg Dyke and Afua Hirsch can't see eye to eye. Is it hypocritical to support comprehensive education and send your kids to a private school?
"06.10.2016 19:40:46" Armourgel: life-saving technology for motorcyclists Armourgel: the new gel technology that lines motorcycle helmets and could save thousands of lives
"06.10.2016 19:16:31" The Pledge Nick Ferrari has a question for Afua Hirsch: Would you really look after next door's children before you would your own? Nick Ferrari has a question for Afua Hirsch: would you really look after next door's children before you would your own?
"06.10.2016 18:49:41" news.sky.com Pope and Archbishop push for closer ties The leaders of the Catholic and Anglican churches are playing up the common ground between them during talks in the Vatican. The Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury say they will work together to help the poor
"06.10.2016 17:05:49" Behind the scenes at the IMF Economists from around the world are gathering in Washington DC for the IMF annual meetings. Sky's Economics Editor Ed Conway is there and has been answering your questions.
(Watch Ed's reaction at 3mins 50secs when the head of the IMF Christine Lagarde
"06.10.2016 16:13:43" news.sky.com Jeremy Corbyn begins shadow cabinet reshuffle Jeremy Corbyn has begun a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet following his re-election as Labour leader. Jeremy Corbyn has begun a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet
"06.10.2016 16:09:44" Sky Arts The furore caused by a single Andrew Lawrence Facebook post is the topic of a compelling documentary made by Sky News. With contributions from Brendon Burns and Al Murray, The #OutcastComic is a must-watch at 10pm tonight.
"06.10.2016 16:01:00" Fleeing from Hurricane Matthew Fleeing from Hurricane Matthew - nearly 2 million people in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are told to leave their homes
"06.10.2016 15:33:51" news.sky.com Stephen Port murder trial: police did not link deaths The deaths of Anthony Walgate, Gabriel Kovari and Daniel Whitworth were treated as separate incidents, a court hears. Stephen Port murder trial: police did not link the deaths of three men who died in similar circumstances over three months
"06.10.2016 15:00:00" news.sky.com Instagram party girl had anti-drink message "Louise Delage" gathered 65,000 followers in two months - but the 149 photographs she posted had one thing in common. How an Instagram party girl made a serious point about alcohol addiction
"06.10.2016 14:30:00" news.sky.com Humans unlikely to ever live beyond the age of 125, says study The study, published in the journal Nature, focused on people living to 110 or older in the US, UK, France and Japan. Genetic factors will probably stop humans from living past the age of 125
"06.10.2016 14:03:00" news.sky.com Teenager posts graphic photos to show the 'reality' of meningitis Charlene Colechin, who is facing an amputation, says she nearly died after her organs failed as meningitis poisoned her blood. This is the graphic 'reality' of meningitis according to one teen
"06.10.2016 13:02:25" news.sky.com Ancient Aleppo may be destroyed 'in weeks' The United Nations' Special Envoy to Syria has warned that part of Aleppo could be totally destroyed in just ten weeks. The United Nations Special Envoy to Syria has warned that part of Aleppo could be totally destroyed in ten weeks
"06.10.2016 12:30:01" news.sky.com Government approves fracking in Lancashire The extraction of shale gas gets the go-ahead at one site near Blackpool, but Sajid Javid wants more evidence on a second nearby. The Government has approved fracking for shale gas at one site in Lancashire
"06.10.2016 12:13:13" UKIP's Steven Woolfe seriously ill in hospital after 'altercat... UKIP leadership candidate in hospital with bleeding on the brain after being punched 'by a UKIP party colleague', Sky sources say. Latest updates: http://trib.al/Dhjogeh
"06.10.2016 11:57:49" Government approves fracking at one site in Lancashire Fracking has been approved by the Government at one site near Blackpool after it overturned the council's refusal to let it go ahead. Sky's Gerard Tubb is at Preston New Road and has been answering your questions.
"06.10.2016 11:56:37" news.sky.com UKIP MEP in hospital after 'altercation' UKIP's Steven Woolfe is in a serious condition in hospital following an "altercation" at a party meeting, says Nigel Farage. UKIP's Steven Woolfe is in a serious condition in hospital following an "altercation" at a party meeting
"06.10.2016 11:33:33" Afua's first week on The Pledge This week's The Pledge is Afua Hirsch's first - ask her and Michelle Dewberry how it went and what they talked about in the comments below
"06.10.2016 11:11:56" news.sky.com Police escort Ebola nurse back to hospital The Scottish children's nurse has been treated three times previously in hospital, and was cleared of professional misconduct. Pauline Cafferkey, the nurse who contracted the Ebola virus, has been taken back into hospital
"06.10.2016 10:07:59" What impact has Brexit had on business? What impact has Brexit had on business? Sky's Tom Parmenter is at a packaging factory in Coventry and has been answering your questions.
"06.10.2016 09:30:00" news.sky.com NSA contractor arrested over theft of codes The contractor is suspected of taking the source code used by the agency to hack the computer systems of foreign governments. An NSA contractor has been arrested over the theft of top secret information after the leak of classified codes
"06.10.2016 08:41:52" The Point: Confessions of a football lookalike This man says anyone would jump at the chance to look like a famous footballer #ThePoint
"06.10.2016 08:00:00" news.sky.com Man guilty of 'perfect murder' 17 years ago The latest trial of Ronnie Coulter was told how he bragged about the crime after being cleared the first time. A man who boasted he had committed the "perfect murder" has been found guilty more than 17 years after the crime
"06.10.2016 07:30:00" news.sky.com UKIP Donor: May has rebranded Tories as UKIP One of UKIP's biggest donors tells Sky News the PM's conference speech could have been written by Nigel Farage. A UKIP donor says Theresa May has "re-branded" the Conservatives as UKIP
"06.10.2016 07:00:00" Schoolgirl unsure about Trump This schoolgirl wasn't sure about Donald J. Trump when she met him in class
"06.10.2016 06:30:00" news.sky.com Hurricane could force 'biggest-ever evacuation' After the storm's deadly trail of destruction across the Caribbean, evacuation plans swing into action as the US braces itself. People have started to flee Florida and South Carolina to escape Hurricane Matthew
"06.10.2016 05:31:36" news.sky.com Rolling Stones set to unveil new studio album Snippets of the band playing a bluesy number have been teased on Twitter, with speculation of a new album reaching fever pitch. The Rolling Stones could be about to release their first studio album in more than 10 years
"06.10.2016 05:10:56" news.sky.com Booze sold at 'pocket money prices' - report The low-risk drinking limit of 14 units per week can be bought for just £2.24, based on the price of the cheapest white cider. Alcohol is still too cheap, a report has warned, with the weekly drinking limit available for just £2.24
"05.10.2016 21:54:55" news.sky.com Police dog stabbed while chasing armed suspect Finn, a German shepherd, needed an emergency operation after being seriously wounded while pursuing a suspect with his handler. A police dog needed surgery after being stabbed several times in the head and chest while chasing an armed suspect
"05.10.2016 20:46:48" Man runs 401 marathons in 401 days Running one marathon is quite enough for most people. Ben Smith has run 401 marathons in 401 days - and raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity
"05.10.2016 20:01:48" news.sky.com Spain wants to share Gibraltar with Britain Spain has a grand idea to allow the people of Gibraltar, which has a flourishing economy, to remain in the EU. Spain has invited Britain to share sovereignty of Gibraltar so it can remain in the EU
"05.10.2016 19:04:04" news.sky.com NSA contractor arrested over theft of codes The contractor is suspected of taking the source code used by the agency to hack the computer systems of foreign governments. NSA contractor arrested by the FBI over the possible theft of classified codes, developed to hack foreign governments