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The new Bond film 'No Time To Die' could be a big boost for UK cinemas' need for business. Film ticket sales have slowly increased since cinemas reop

Wayne Couzens used handcuffs and his police warrant card to 'arrest' Sarah Everard and force her to enter his car before killing her, a prosecutor has

Sky News' business correspondent Paul Kelso takes a closer look at home much fuel is sold on average in the UK in any given week. SUBSCRIBE to our Yo

Shadow Justice Secretary David Lammy says 'substantive politics matters', and that the government 'doesn't have a plan on energy.' Mr Lammy says the

It's now socially acceptable to say the word toilet in reference to the loo, and we can no longer be snobbish regarding Harry and Meghan. Tatler maga

On Sky News Breakfast with Kay Burley on Wednesday, September 29: - A defence source tells Sky it's 'highly likely' army deliveries will begin withi

Sky News goes on the road with truck driver Jimmy Glovan to find out why many in the industry are walking away. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for

We take a look inside Wednesday's newspapers with the Politics Editor for the online magazine Gal-dem, Moya Lothian-Mclean and Chief Executive of Cons

President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame is confident of victory over Islamic extremists Ansar al-Sunna but is he being realistic? SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube c

Greta Thunberg has told Sky News the UK Government are "climate villains". The environmental activist made the comments at the Youth4Climate summit i