IN THE PAPERS – Wednesday, September 2: We bring you French and international coverage reacting to Charlie Hebo’s latest cover – republishing the Prophet Mohammed caricatures as the trial of those...
France to relive Charlie Hebdo attacks as landmark terror trial opens in Paris court
The trial of the deadly January 2015 terrorist attacks on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, police officers and a kosher supermarket opens in a Paris court Wednesday after five years of investigations and a delay...
Australia falls into recession after almost 30 years of growth
The Australian economy is in recession for the first time in almost thirty years, because of lockdown measures linked to the coronavirus pandemic. Household spending and hours worked fell between April and June, but...
George Floyd death: What’s changed, 100 days later? – BBC News
A protest movement energised, colonial symbols destroyed, brands re-evaluated and policing tactics scrutinised. One hundred days after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, we assess its impact. Produced by Ryan...
One On One: Alparslan Bayraktar, Turkish Deputy Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
Since the 1970’s, Turkey has been searching for a resource to sustain its energy needs. And on Aug 21 – it found it. A large natural gas reserve in the Black Sea. But off-shore drilling isn’t always smooth sailing...
Over a dozen accused Charlie Hebdo accomplices go on trial
French magazine Charlie Hebdo republishes controversial caricatures on the eve of the trial of 14 people accused of helping carry out 2015 terror attack
Inside UK hospital hard-hit by COVID-19
Sky News has visited Northwick Park, one of the country’s worst-hit hospitals, and the first to declare a critical incident in March after running out of intensive care beds. Our People and Politics Correspondent...