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The Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged people to 'trust the police'. But he acknowledged that there are problems in the way that crimes against w

America’s special envoy on climate change John Kerry has spoken exclusively to Sky News about strained relations between the US and China impacting cl

As government plans to incentivise people to move to electricity are set to be published, is the plan something that will work or fair? US journalist

Climate activist Vanessa Nakate told Sky News how her climate anxiety felt like she was “screaming at a wall and no one was listening”, as her fellow

On the Daily Climate Show, we've learnt that the government is looking at imposing a new green tax. Plus, an exclusive interview with US climate envo

During the lockdown, the government upped universal credit by £20 a week. Now that the COVID-19 restrictions are lessening, that uplift is being cut.

Abortion has long been a flashpoint in America’s “culture wars” and like gun control, it’s an issue that divides almost exactly down party lines. Co

The UK's Petrol Retailer's Association reaffirm there are 'positive signs' from their clients, with 47% now having stocks of both diesel and petrol.

Supply chain problems, Brexit, COVID, and national insurance hikes are a few of the key reasons why businesses are losing optimism in the UK economy.

Crime and policing minister Kit Malthouse says the government is aware of the expense the rise in energy costs will have on homes and insists the gove