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Sky's Gillian Joseph takes a first look at Tuesday's front pages with Sebastian Payne, Whitehall editor at the Financial Times, and Lucy Fisher, deput

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has held meetings with energy bosses today to address rapidly rising gas and electricity prices. Mr Kwarteng met wi

The UK's four nations are to diverge on their responses to rising numbers of Omicron cases, as it was announced that England will face no further meas

Sky's Enda Brady visits the village of Cholesbury in Buckinghamshire, where an annual Boxing Day hunt set off against a backdrop of jeers and cheers.

New Year's Eve plans in England have been given the green light, as Sajid Javid confirmed the government will not be imposing any further restrictions

Xander Parish has become the first British dancer to be employed by the Mariinsky Ballet in St Petersburg. The dancer from Hull has been recognised f

Boris Johnson is due to meet his Chief Scientific Advisers today, as he decides whether to bring in new COVID restrictions for England. The Prime M

On Sky News Breakfast with Kimberley Leonard: - Boris Johnson to be briefed on latest Omicron data ahead of decision on restrictions. - More than 1.

When Duane "Yellow Feather" Shepard was a child, his mother would point out Bruce's Beach and tell him: "That used to be our people's land." Decades

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, has died aged 90. Throughout his life, he used his platform to advocate for the oppressed. Tutu