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Sky News is a British free-to-air television news channel, live stream news network and news organisation. Sky News is distributed via an English-language radio news service, and through online channels. It is owned by Sky Group, a division of Comcast. In 2024, Sky News was named Royal Television Society News Channel of the Year, the 17th time it has held the award and the channel’s 7th consecutive win. The channel and its live streaming world news is available on its website, TV platforms, and online platforms such as YouTube and Apple TV, and various mobile devices and digital media players.
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Government looking at other countries to process asylum seekers in, home secretary says The government is looking at other countries it could process asylum seekers in, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has told Sky News.Sky News - Published | |
Authors 'absolutely sick' to discover books on 'shadow library' allegedly used by Meta to train AIBritish authors have told Sky News they felt "absolutely sick" to see their book titles appear in a "shadow library" allegedly used by tech giant Meta to help develop artificial intelligence software.Sky News - Published | |
Government's defence spending increase 'more spin than substance'The government has been accused of "spin and tinkering" over an announcement about an increase in defence spending which falls far short of what is needed, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published | |
Port giant 'discredited' by minister despite £1bn investment The chairman of P&O Ferries' parent company DP World has told Sky News he went ahead with a £1bn investment in the UK despite feeling "discredited" by criticism from a cabinet minister.Sky News - Published | |
Mum of girl operated on 17 times by now-suspended surgeon fears she may never walk again The mother of a young girl operated on 17 times by a now-suspended surgeon has told Sky News she's "angry and so upset" and fears her daughter may never walk again.Sky News - Published | |
Trump had 'big effect' on changing security landscape, cabinet minister says Donald Trump has undeniably had a "big effect" on the world's changing security landscape, a cabinet minister has told Sky News.Sky News - Published | |
Sky announces 2,000 jobs at risk at its customer service centresSky, the owner of Sky News, has announced 2,000 jobs at its customer service centres are at risk.Sky News - Published | |
Reeves expected to announce further welfare cuts in spring statement Rachel Reeves will unveil further welfare cuts in her spring statement after being told the reforms announced last week will save less than planned, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published | |
JD Vance even less popular with Brits than Donald Trump, new polls shows JD Vance is less liked among the UK public than Donald Trump, Sir Keir Starmer or any other major UK politician, a new poll shared with Sky News has found.Sky News - Published | 'Really concerning' rise in sexual violence among teens - minister There is a "really concerning" rise in sexual violence among 14- and 15-year-olds that policymakers need to take "very seriously", Home Office minister Jess Phillips has told Sky News.Sky News - Published |
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'I banned my kids from using smartphones - headteachers who don't are wrong' Headteachers who haven't banned smartphones are wrong, a senior Tory has told Sky News - as she revealed she won't allow her own children to have one until they are 16.Sky News - Published | Disability benefits freeze will not go ahead after Labour MP backlashA freeze to disability benefits will not go ahead following pressure from Labour backbench MPs, Sky News understands.Sky News - Published |
Who are the Alawites facing a new wave of violence in Syria? Victims and survivors of revenge attacks in Syria have told Sky News how families are being "slaughtered" amid a new wave of violence.Sky News - Published | Sky News and Politico join forces again with new Politics At Sam And Anne's podcastThe new Sky News and Politico podcast Politics At Sam And Anne's launches today, with Anne McElvoy replacing Jack Blanchard as Sam Coates's co-host.Sky News - Published |
Teaching unions gear up for fight with Number 10 over AI job-loss fears A row is brewing between teaching unions and Number 10 over the impact AI could have on jobs, Sky News has learnt.Sky News - Published | 'I was a totally crap pop star': KT Tunstall's musical reinvention Twenty years on from her breakout hit Suddenly I See, KT Tunstall is refreshingly candid about her early career: "I was a totally crap pop star," she tells Sky News.Sky News - Published |
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Father of British backpacker being held in US says her 'life-changing trip has turned into a nightmare' The father of a British tourist being held in the US has told Sky News "what was meant to be a life-changing trip has turned into a nightmare".Sky News - Published | No UK plans for conscription - but future decisions will respond to 'new reality', says minister The UK is not considering introducing conscription to ready the country for a potential war - but decisions may be needed in the future to respond to the "new reality" we are now living in, a minister..Sky News - Published |
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