Sky’s international correspondent Diana Magnay reports on the ‘desperate hustle’ for food around the ‘few aid trucks’ in Gaza. Khan Younis resident, Mohammad Qassas, said ‘no-one has...
Derbyshire private school faces midnight deadline to raise £1 million
A million pound midnight deadline is on to raise cash for a private school in Derbyshire, which has run out of money. VAT on school fees and the removal of business rate reliefs have been blamed, as our correspondent...
Britain and France launch migrant exchange programme to curb crossings
Britain is starting to return some migrants to France in exchange for asylum seekers with British family connections. The scheme is set to run until June 2026, pending a longer-term agreement. It aims to curb people...
At least four people dead and dozens missing after mudslide in India’s Uttarakhand state | DW News
At least four people are dead and dozens more missing, after a mudslide engulfed a village in north-eastern India. Officials in Uttarakhand state say emergency crews and soldiers are searching the debris for survivors...
Is foreign funding rewriting Kenyan history?
When a UNESCO-listed museum in Kenya reopened after funding by Oman, experts and locals were outraged to see centuries of indigenous heritage sidelined. We uncover how foreign funding reshaped and erased a community’s...
Johnson talks tough on China and Russia
Watch Boris Johnson talk tough on China and Russia in his speech in Taiwan. Taiwan’s president also spoke at the international event and expressed his desire to maintain peace in the region against a backdrop of a...
Dozens feared trapped as cloudburst triggers flash floods in India | BBC News
Rescuers are looking for dozens of people who are feared to be trapped after a massive cloudburst triggered heavy rains and flash floods in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. A cloudburst is an extreme, sudden...