Nuclear-armed neighbours China and India are pointing fingers at each other for firing shots in the disputed Himalayan border region in violation of a 24-year truce
Belarus President Lukashenko accepts rule may be lengthy
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko admits that he may have stayed in power ‘a bit too long’, but has no intention of stepping down
Was Morsi’s son poisoned to death?
The youngest son of Egypt’s late former President Mohamed Morsi allegedly died from a heart attack last year. But recent revelations indicate he may have been poisoned.
Coronavirus: Should we be worried about the rise in cases?
Sky’s Ed Conway looks at the global cases and the reality of the coronavirus virus shown in the latest data. Cases of COVID-19 are rising at the fastest rate since May in England so how much should we be concerned?
COVID-19: Exclusive: Students turn to sex work to survive
Students in England turned to online sex work after effectively losing their jobs in the sectors most affected as a result of lockdown. Statistics given exclusively to Sky News by Save the Student show that 10% would...
Coronavirus lockdown tightened in Bolton as UK govt steps up warnings effort
People in Bolton will not be allowed to socialise with those from other households after coronavirus restrictions were tightened in the town. Restaurants will also be restricted to takeaway only and venues will have to...
‘New weapon’ | Spit & cough attacks on British police rise during lockdown
Leicestershire Police lament a “particularly distasteful trend” of officers being assaulted with spit and cough, with the number of incidents in the county more than doubling since the Covid-19 epidemic hit the UK.