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When the sun doesn't shine and the winds don't blow, Norwegian hydro power could could bring energy to UK homes. The world's longest subsea power cab

The UK's first black chief constable Michael Fuller calls for increased representation at senior levels within the police force. Mr Fuller became the

The Minister for Crime and Policing, Kit Malthouse, says if you are uncertain of a police officer's legitimacy, call 999. Mr Malthouse says that what

Zoe Billingham has descibed the actions of Wayne Couzens, who raped and murdered Sarah Everard, as a "hammer blow to the heart of policing legitimacy.

On Sky News Breakfast today, - Millions of households face higher heating bills as the energy price cap rises to its highest ever level. - Sky gets

People on the Spanish island of La Palma have been urged to stay indoors due to toxic gas fears after lava from an erupting volcano reached the Atlant

We take a look inside Friday's newspapers with columnist Carole Malone and the Political Editor of the Liverpool Echo, Liam Thorp. SUBSCRIBE to our Y

Wayne Couzens will never see life outside prison after he was given a life order for murdering and raping Sarah Everard. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube cha

A review has concluded the inclusion of transgender people in sport, fairness and safety cannot co-exist in a single model. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube

New abortion rules in Texas are leading to many women traveling outside the state in order to terminate a pregnancy. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel