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On Sky News Breakfast with Kay Burley on Monday 11th October: - China hits back after a whistleblower tells Sky News about torture taking place on Uy

A Chinese whistleblower has told Sky News that Uyghur Muslim detainees are herded onto trains and tortured in so-called 're-education centres'. Chine

A first look at Monday's front pages, with Red Box reporter for The Times, Mhari Aurora and PR consultant, Alex Deane. For a sneak peek at the front

A women's football team are granted UK visas after fleeing to Pakistan when the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Sky's Harriet Hadfield has more.

The government insists it's determined to tackle the rise in migrant crossings, but ministers are facing increased criticism. France have accused the

Soaring gas prices are crippling commercial industries and small businesses in the UK, and 12 energy suppliers have collapsed this year. The Treasury

Former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has defended his employer Facebook, saying they are conscious of their influence and maintain safety measures.

Five knockdowns paved the way for Tyson Fury to grab the world heavyweight title, and his hometown gym watched every nail-biting moment. Sky's Sadiya

The government insists it's determined to tackle the rise in migrant crossings, but ministers are facing increased criticism. France have accused the

Early evidence suggests that people who catch both flu and COVID-19 are twice as likely to die. Jenny Harries, the chief executive of the UK Health Se