Head of US base in Greenland sacked after JD Vance visit
The head of the US military base in Greenland has been fired for criticising Washington's agenda for the Arctic island.
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Ballerina arrives home in US after 'nightmare' of Russian penal colony
A former ballerina who spent more than a year in a Russian jail for donating £40 to a charity supporting Ukraine has returned home to the US after being freed in a prisoner exchange.
2025 'the critical year' for Ukraine, warns defence secretary - as more financial support announced
The defence secretary has said that 2025 is "the critical year" for Ukraine as he confirmed £450m in funding for a military support package.
'Gringo hunter' shot dead by US fugitive in Mexico
An elite Mexican police officer from its so-called "Gringo Hunters" unit has been shot dead by a fugitive they were trying to arrest.
Tech executive and his family die after sightseeing helicopter crashes in New York
A family of five Spanish tourists, including three children, have been killed in a helicopter crash in New York City.
'Wolf of Wall Street' breaks silence on Trump's tariffs
'Wolf of Wall Street' Jordan Belfort has told Sky News there's "no way" Donald Trump is guilty of insider trading or market manipulation.
Company started by 'two blokes in a Cardiff garage' is about to launch a game-changing space factory
A company started by "two blokes in a Cardiff garage" is about to launch a game-changing space factory that could start a new industrial revolution.
Prince Harry visits war victims in Ukraine
Prince Harry has visited war victims in Ukraine as part of his work with wounded veterans, a spokesperson has said.
Lightning strike 'injures five students at school in Japan'
A lightning strike at a school playground has injured five students, leaving one unconscious, according to local media.
The King's cancer diagnosis feels a world away after trip to Italy with the Queen
The King and Queen were doing a walkabout in the Italian city of Ravenna and it felt like a world away from last year.
Israel's changing explanation for the deaths of 15 aid workers in Gaza
Israel's explanation for why 15 aid workers were killed and buried in a shallow grave after being fired upon by IDF troops has changed in the days since the incident.
'Capitulation Day'? How Trump changed his mind on tariffs
"Liberation Day" just gave way to Capitulation Day.
'I'm a boss, you're going to do as I say': Civil court documents detail allegations against Andrew Tate
Andrew Tate pointed a gun at a woman's face and told her to do as he said, according to court documents seen by Sky News.
The sign from US-Russia talks that Moscow is in the driving seat
The latest US-Russia prisoner swap is a further sign of the thawing relations between Moscow and Washington, but I think it's also an indication of how slow things are moving.
China is ready for trade war with the US - and it's not clear Trump knows what he's taking on
If you think it is pensions, investments and jobs that matter most in all this, think again.
Hungary suggests foot-and-mouth outbreak could be 'biological attack'
A Hungarian official has suggested the country's first cases of foot-and-mouth disease in more than 50 years could have come from a "biological attack".
Ballerina jailed in Russia over £40 Ukraine charity donation released as part of US prisoner swap
Ballerina Ksenia Karelina - jailed in Russia after giving £40 to a charity supporting Ukraine - has been released as part of a prisoner swap deal with the US.
More military support for Ukraine to be announced on Friday, defence secretary says
More military support for Ukraine will be announced on Friday as the UK and its allies "must step up support", the defence secretary said.
Six second AI video requires eight times more more electricity than it takes to charge mobile phone
The amount of electricity needed to power the world's data centres is expected to double in the next five years, according to an International Energy Agency (IEA) report.
