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Former Facebook employee Frances Haugen has accused the social media giant of 'amplifying and enabling' genocide in Myanmar. In an exclusive intervie

The brother of Ghislaine Maxwell has told Sky News he believes prison officers have "physically abused" his sister and her treatment in a New York jai

Daze Aghaji and Sam Hall discuss why many children and young people are so invested in the fight against climate change. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube cha

COP26 is being called the 'last chance to save the planet', but behind the big headlines, what would a successful COP actually look like? SUBSCRIBE t

The Queen has been advised by doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks, Buckingham Palace has said. It means the 95-year-old monarch will be u

On today’s show, Italy hosts the G20 Summit in Rome ahead of COP26. Plus Daze Aghaji and Sam Hall discuss whether art can encourage climate activism.

A woman who stabbed her husband to death after a row that erupted during a birthday meal has been found guilty of murder. Penelope Jackson, 66, stabb

A "change of culture" is needed to improve confidence in family courts, the top family court judge in England and Wales has said. Sir Andrew McFarlan

Workers in the invisible economy are seeing more exploitation, with wages withheld or declining and reports of sexual harassment. Sky News' Helen-Ann

Ahead of COP26 in Glasgow, Greta Thunberg joins climate protesters in London's financial district. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: