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A dog who went missing in Australia for more than a fortnight has been reunited with his owners in the UK.

A high school athletics director has been accused of using AI to create a fake recording of the principal going on a racist and antisemitic rant.

Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf is battling to save his job as he faces a knife-edge no-confidence vote.

Call it the Rishi Sunak reset week or, to borrow from The Spectator's Katy Balls, the shore-up Sunak week - the prime minister will be going into this weekend feeling the past few days have been a job well done. 

Embattled Humza Yousaf has told Sky News he will not resign as Scotland's first minister.

The migrant dinghy in which five people died was chaotic, overloaded and packed with people carrying weapons and fighting, according to one of the passengers who was on board, speaking exclusively to Sky News.

Hilary Swank says playing roles based on real stories have made her a "better person".

Harvey Weinstein's 2020 conviction for rape has been overturned, with a New York court ordering a new trial in the landmark "MeToo" case.

Voters in Grimsby - one of Sky News's election Target Towns - have been offering their views on politics, politicians and "broken promises".

The King is to return to public-facing royal duties, with his medical team "very encouraged" by the progress made in his cancer treatment.

A former top Post Office executive has told the Horizon scandal inquiry she never "knowingly" did anything wrong and did not remember a 2010 email saying that cash balances in sub-postmasters' branch accounts could be remotely accessed.

After a difficult few months we have a more positive picture from the Palace.

There's a trade war brewing between China and the West, at stake is who will dominate the global market for electric vehicles.

Hollywood actress Emma Stone has revealed she would prefer to be known by her real name - Emily.

Pepper spray flying, protestors shoved to the ground, flames leaping in the background as chants of "shame on you" filled the night air.

The deaths of the Reading terror attack victims were "probably avoidable" and contributed to by the failings of multiple agencies, an inquest has found.

A spaceport that hopes to launch the first rockets vertically into orbit from British soil has been given a crucial safety licence.

Protests over the Israel-Hamas war have reached boiling point at US universities, leading to the arrests of hundreds of protesters on campuses across the country.

A baby girl rescued from the womb of her dying mother in a Gaza hospital has died, the child's uncle has said.

Jack Whitehall says he's been the victim of "outrageous shading" after the Prince of Wales described his jokes as "dad-like".

The windmill blades of the Moulin Rouge, the most famous cabaret club in Paris, have fallen off.

Student protests against Israel's war in Gaza continue to spread across the US, following last week's arrest of more than 100 demonstrators at Columbia University.

Unions have warned of a bitter fight ahead after their plans to avert thousands of job losses at Tata Steel were rejected by the company.

The trial of Andrew Tate, the social media influencer accused of human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, can go ahead, a court in Romania has said.

A former top Post Office executive has denied lying "throughout" her two days of testimony at the inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal.

The extraordinary, unprecedented and largely unexplained flows of millions of pounds of British luxury cars into states neighbouring Russia continued in February, according to new official data.