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We take a first look at the front pages of Monday’s newspapers with the Guardian columnist, Zoe Williams, and the Daily Telegraph's deputy political e

There are warnings a quarter of workers could could miss the start of the new working week due to COVID infections. Ministers say they've drawn up p

Teaching unions have welcomed plans for pupils in England's secondary schools to wear face coverings in an effort to stop COVID. However, some parent

An entire floor has been gutted and the roof has collapsed after a fire broke out at South Africa's parliament in Cape Town. President Cyril Ramaphos

As fuel bills continue to soar, a group of Tory MPs and peers are calling on the Prime Minister to scrap taxes on household energy. Experts say energ

Sky News has been told that a cyber attack against part of the Ministry of Defence had a 'significant' impact. The hack targeted the Defence Academy,

Rural farming communities in Wales could be 'decimated' if blanket afforestation is allowed, according to the National Farmers Union in Wales. SUBSCR

Wes Streeting MP says Labour has called on the govt for weeks to ensure testing in schools takes place, to tackling surging COVID-19 cases. It comes

Sky News' Tom Cheshire visits an elephant sanctuary in China, where it's hoped the animals can live side-by-side with humans. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTub

Vets in Ireland tell Sky News that a centralised blood bank for dogs in the Republic is needed, to make the service more efficient for animals. At th