Interest rate cut brings Christmas cheer but there's good reason for caution ahead
The economy may be stuttering, unemployment may be rising, inflation may be above target. But even so, the Bank of England delivered mortgage payers some welcome Christmas cheer on Thursday.
New photos of Jeffrey Epstein's circle among thousands of files released
New photos of the people in Jeffrey Epstein's circle are among thousands of documents released by the US Department of Justice.
Retail rues tough Black Friday amid consumer caution ahead of Christmas
Black Friday sales do not appear to provided much cheer for retailers amid continued consumer caution, according to official figures.
Foreign Office has been hacked but ministers 'fairly confident' individual data not at risk
Foreign Office data has been compromised by hackers, a minister has confirmed to Sky News, but he said the government is "fairly confident" that no individual data has been accessed.
Woman jailed for plotting with lover to murder husband in caravan and make it look like suicide
A woman and her lover who plotted to kill her husband so they could continue their affair have both been jailed for 19 years.
Kate Winslet: I never wanted to direct, but couldn't say no to this
Kate Winslet says she never set out to become a director - but after reading her son's first screenplay, she simply "couldn't let it go".
Deadline-day release of Epstein files has White House media management written all over it
Can it be a coincidence that US planes attacked Syria around the very time the Epstein files were released?
Actors vote for industrial action over AI concerns
Actors have voted overwhelmingly to refuse digital scanning on set in a bid to secure adequate AI protections.
Anthony Joshua beats Jake Paul in heavyweight fight in Miami
Former British heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua delivered a dose of reality to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul as he won their much-anticipated showdown.
US launches 'large-scale' strikes to 'eliminate' Islamic State fighters in Syria after US citizens killed in desert
The US has launched strikes to "eliminate ISIS fighters, infrastructure, and weapons sites" in Syria, according to defence secretary Pete Hegseth.
TikTok's Chinese owner agrees deal to sell US business
TikTok's Chinese owner has signed a deal to sell the company's US arm to American investors – ensuring the video platform can continue operating in the United States.
David Walliams dropped by publisher HarperCollins UK after allegations of inappropriate behaviour
David Walliams has been dropped by his publisher HarperCollins UK following allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards women.
Bank of England rate cut to 3.75% following fall in inflation
The Bank of England has cut interest rates from 4% to 3.75%, its sixth cut since last summer.
Contactless card £100 limit to rise
The £100 cap on contactless card payments is to be lifted – under changes that will allow some shoppers to set their own limits.
Vladimir Putin didn't sound like he will alter his course anytime soon in annual TV address
It is the day when President Putin becomes Primetime Putin.
Vladimir Putin's spymaster 'has telephone call with MI6 chief' as EU leaders meet to discuss Ukraine funding
Vladimir Putin's spymaster has said he had a "rather lengthy telephone conversation" with the new head of MI6, Russian state news agency Tass has reported.
Too late to investigate Farage election expenses, Essex Police say
It is too late to investigate whether Nigel Farage broke election law on spending at the general election, Essex Police has said.
Trump administration criticised over partial Epstein files release
The Trump administration's release of just some of the files related to Jeffrey Epstein was criticised as failing to "comply with law".
German court jails man for drugging, raping wife and posting videos online
A German man has been jailed for repeatedly drugging and sexually assaulting his wife and posting videos of the attacks online, in a case that has drawn comparisons with a high-profile French trial last year.
Mysterious space object 3i/ATLAS to reach its closest point to Earth
A mysterious object that a controversial scientist claims could be an alien battleship reaches its closest point to Earth on Friday.
'All Jewish hearts are broken' says UK Chief Rabbi on Bondi terror attack visit
The UK's Chief Rabbi has told Sky News that the Bondi Beach terror attack is a tragedy for all societies, caused by "hateful extremism" that threatens "our entire civilisation".
Bondi Beach shooting: Inside hotel where alleged gunmen stayed during trip being investigated by police
The Bondi terror attack suspects spent their entire four-week visit to the Philippines in Davao City and rarely left their hotel for more than about an hour at a time, according to a member of staff.
TikTok faces legal action over moderator cuts
TikTok is being threatened with legal action over cuts to its UK online safety teams.
UK hopes new German law will cut migrant small boats
The British government is hoping a change in German law will help stop small boat crossings to the UK.
Drunk raccoon behind liquor store rampage suspected of other 'break-ins'
A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".
Online sleuths and fake news: The world of missing people and the torture their families have to endure
"When will it end, when will it stop?" It's the question that Jay Slater's mother still can't answer.
Watchdog criticises 'unprecedented' government offer to delay local elections – as five councils confirm requests for postponement
The elections watchdog has criticised the government for offering to consider delaying 63 local council elections next year - as five authorities confirmed to Sky News that they would ask for a postponement.
Australia plans gun buyback scheme in response to Bondi Beach killings
Australia is set to launch a national gun buyback scheme in response to the Bondi Beach terrorist shootings.
Trapped journalists rescued after mob sets fire to Bangladesh newspaper offices
Protesters have stormed the headquarters of two major newspapers in Bangladesh, amid widespread unrest following the death of a political activist.
It's one of theatre's most magical crafts - but now it's critically endangered
Puppetry has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years.
Ukraine 'hits Russian tanker in Mediterranean Sea for first time'
Ukraine has struck a Russian tanker in the Mediterranean Sea for the first time, a Kyiv intelligence source has said.
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