The Taliban government has rejected reports of a nationwide internet ban, saying old fibre optic cables are worn out and are being replaced.

All GP surgeries in England are required to offer online appointment bookings from today. Practices must keep their websites and app services available from at least 8am to 6.30pm, Monday through ...

The quake caused widespread damage, landslides, and power outages in Cebu province near the epicentre, as rescue efforts continue amid fears the number of people killed may rise.

Sam and Anne assess the mood of Nigel Farage and some within Starmer's inner circle - who arguably seem a bit displeased. Plus, as conference wraps up, focus turns quickly to the deputy leadership ...

Following in the footsteps of Hollywood and the video game industry, New York's world-famous theatre district could soon fall victim to strike action.

Greta Thunberg's Gaza-bound flotilla 'aggressively circled' by warship The Gaza-bound aid flotilla carrying 500 people, including climate activist Greta Thunberg, has said some of its boats were ...

Our military analyst Professor Michael Clarke answers your questions on the Ukraine war live this afternoon. Send us yours in the box below - and see you here at 2pm for the start of the session.

Reform accuses PM of inciting violence against Farage in angry exchange In testy exchanges with the party's head of policy, Wilfred Frost asked Zia Yusuf whether the party was really suggesting the ...

Sky News political editor Beth Rigby challenged the prime minister over recent comments made by Donald Trump, and his own remarks about Reform UK's immigration policies.

Donald Trump had threatened to lay off "a lot of people" as a result of the shutdown, which comes after Republicans and Democrats failed to agree on a funding package.

Weather forecasters say it is too early to forecast exactly where the strongest winds will occur. But most model outputs suggest Scotland and the north of England will be in the firing line, with a ...

Reform 'know they have gone too far' over migration Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden has accused Nigel Farage of not acting in a "British way" when he threatened to deport those who come to ...