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Post-Brexit fish fight: Jersey isn't backing down and French are retaliating

On Monday morning in the harbour of Granville in Normandy, the anchors were up before dawn.

'He was our everything': Family pays tribute to boy, 9, killed after being struck by lightning

The family of a nine-year-old boy who died after apparently being struck by lightning have paid tribute to their "beautiful boy", saying "he was our everything".

COVID pandemic was 'preventable disaster' and declaring emergency earlier could have saved 3.4m lives - report

The World Health Organisation should have declared a global emergency earlier than 30 January 2020 and recommended travel restrictions to prevent the outbreak of the COVID pandemic, a panel has said.

Bodies wash up on banks of Ganges as COVID deaths pass 250,000 on India's deadliest day

Bodies of COVID-19 victims have washed up on riverbanks in India as the country endured its deadliest day of the pandemic so far.

Chances of finding missing girl's body in Gloucester cafe 'unlikely' says former West solicitor

The solicitor of serial killer Fred West's wife says he thinks it's "unlikely" the body of missing Mary Bastholm will be found in the Gloucester cafe being searched by police.

Lanzarote Once Again has the Highest Incidence in the Canary Islands

The rebound in cases that Lanzarote has been suffering since last Thursday has once again placed the island with the highest incidence of Covid-19 in the Canary Islands. In fact, while in Tenerife and Gran Canaria it has been decreasing, on the island of Lanzarote it has soared - largely due to the...

Mayor Rebuked by Pensioners

The Secretary for the Asociación de Pensionistas de Andalucía (APA), María José Ledesma Sánchez, is very unhappy with the Mayor of Almuñécar.

Several Mountain Rescues

Last weekend saw four mountain-rescues operations carried out by the Guardia Civil, mountain-rescue teams in the Aragonese Pyrennes .

Senior Hamas commander killed in airstrike

Hamas militants have announced one of their most senior leaders in Gaza has been killed in an airstrike amid the worst violence in the region since 2014.

Brits highlights: Dua Lipa's NHS pay rise call, a Taylor Swift surprise, and live music returns

It was the UK's return to indoor live music, marking the start of the road back to normality - and this year's Brit Awards struck just the right tone, with lively performances and stand-out fashion as well as poignant and political moments.

Brits 2021: Dua Lipa and Little Mix the big winners as Taylor Swift makes surprise appearance

Female acts have dominated this year's Brit Awards, with Little Mix and Dua Lipa among the big winners and Taylor Swift making a surprise appearance - at a ceremony which saw artists calling out sexism and a lack of diversity in the music industry.

No masks or distancing - the science behind the Brits

Behind the glitz of this year's Brit Awards lies an unprecedentedly complex plan in pursuit of overcoming COVID-19 to bring back the joy of live music.

Speed Limit Comes into Effect

Today is the day that the new speed-limit law is activated, meaning that in many cases where you could go at 50kph you can only proceed at 30kph.

Member of Golden Globes organisers admits 'need for reforms' after NBC and Tom Cruise boycott show

A member of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) has told Sky News he wants HFPA and Golden Globe Awards bosses to be held accountable for the lack of diversity in the organisation and ongoing controversy surrounding the high-profile awards.

Reader: Mysterious Lights

A reader left a post on our Your Questions section about a string of lights crossing the night's sky. We looked up the answer.