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On Sky News Breakfast with Jayne Secker on Tuesday, January 4 2022: - Minister for Vaccines Maggie Throup says "Plan B is working"; - despite many h

A New York judge will hear arguments on Tuesday as to whether to dismiss Virginia Giuffre's civil lawsuit against Prince Andrew. She claims the duke

We take a first look at what’s making Tuesday’s newspapers with the broadcaster and former government minister, Anna Soubry, and PR consultant, Alex D

Ashish Joshi has all the latest COVID data, including a rise in hospital admissions among older age groups. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more

Headteachers could be forced to merge classes this term as rising COVID infections cause a shortage of teachers. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for

The woman accusing Prince Andrew of sexual assault agreed not to sue anyone connected to Jeffrey Epstein who could be described as a "potential defend

A ice hockey fan has been given a medical scholarship after alerting a coach to a cancerous mole on his neck. Nadia Popovici told Sky News she initia

The Prime Minister says that while he believes that the Omicron variant is less severe, the pandemic is not over and people must be vigilant. SUBSCRI

The number of people identifying as 'non-religious' in Northern Ireland has doubled in 10 years, despite the historic sectarianism associated with the

On Sky News Breakfast today, with Sally Lockwood, - Merge classes, the government warns schools on how to prepare for staff shortages in the face of