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The Donald Trump peace plan is nothing of the sort. It takes Russian demands and presents them as peace proposals, in what is effectively for Ukraine a surrender ultimatum.

Households and businesses will have to wait for energy bills to fall significantly because "there's no shortcut" to bringing down prices, the energy minister has told Sky News.

"Terrible", "weird", "peculiar" and "baffling" - some of the adjectives being levelled by observers at the Donald Trump administration's peace plan for Ukraine.

Government borrowing was higher than expected and consumers tightened their belts, spending less than anticipated, official figures show.

The organiser of Miss Universe has told Sky News he cannot stand down from his position - despite allegations he was aggressive towards a contestant.

An Indian jet fighter crashed during a demonstration flight in front of a crowd of spectators at the Dubai Air Show.

Marjorie Taylor Greene - a one-time MAGA ally who has turned into a fierce critic of Donald Trump - has unexpectedly announced she is resigning from Congress.

A Strictly Come Dancing star has been arrested on suspicion of rape.

The prime minister has refused to rule out manifesto-breaking tax hikes in next week's budget while speaking to Sky News's political editor Beth Rigby.

Nathan Gill was at Manchester airport, about to board a flight to Russia, when accepting bribes finally caught up with him.

A former Jamaican Olympic sprint athlete has described the destruction left by Hurricane Melissa as like a "world war, where somebody drops a bomb".

Usually, the resignation of a House representative wouldn't be bombshell news - but Marjorie Taylor Greene has become one of the most famous politicians in the US.

Victims of grooming gangs and modern slavery are being denied compensation by a government scheme because of their criminal records, Sky News has learned.

There is rampant speculation that the government might do something to bring down energy bills in the budget next week - but what could this look like, and will other taxes go up?

The Eurovision Song Contest is changing its voting system, following allegations of "interference" by Israel's government this year.

A BBC board member has resigned as he criticised "governance issues" at the top of the corporation.

The prime minister is expected to approve plans for a new Chinese 'super embassy' in London, Sky News understands, after the government delayed the application numerous times.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been criticised by US politicians after he failed to respond to their request for an interview.

A critical incident has been declared over a 40ft-high mountain of waste after it was branded "utterly appalling" by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

The world's most valuable company has reported another series of expectation-beating results, heading off fears of the AI bubble bursting for now.

Trump versus Mamdani was billed as the big showdown. 

The United Nations climate talks in Brazil were shut down on Thursday after a fire broke out on site - disrupting last-minute efforts to strike a global deal.

Celebrations from Scotland fans as they secured a place at the men's World Cup with a 4-2 victory over Denmark were so intense that they caused the earth to shake - with the tremors picked up by the UK’s national earthquake monitoring agency.

Global stock markets have rallied as the world's most valuable company reassured investors of the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and the returns companies can make.

No sooner had the travelling broadcast pack set up outside for our short interviews with the prime minister at a railway depot in Johannesburg, than pouring rain, thunder and lightning began forcing the crews to decamp into a tin roof hanger for the broadcast round.

Consumer confidence has tumbled amid rampant speculation about what the chancellor will announce in the budget, figures show.

Donald Trump has said Volodymyr Zelenskyy will have to approve a proposed peace plan to end the war in Ukraine.

The UN climate talks are a "nightmare" but the "best process we've got", the UK energy secretary Ed Miliband told Sky News as the COP30 summit ran into overtime, with a showdown on fossil fuels looming.

The novel has survived the industrial revolution, radio, television, and the internet. Now it's facing artificial intelligence - and novelists are worried.

How best to summarise how badly the government fumbled the UK response to the COVID pandemic?