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Police searching for Nicola Bulley have found a "key" witness who they believe was in the area on the morning of the mother-of-two's disappearance.

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab should be suspended while he is investigated over bullying allegations, a former Conservative chairman has said.

More than week on from Nicola Bulley's disappearance, the search for the mother-of-two is still under way in Lancashire.

The US has shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon that had been flying over its airspace.

Filmmaker Jemima Khan has told Sky News she would have "benefited" from being "introduced to suitable candidates" for marriage - and that Princess Diana's marriage to Charles was "essentially arranged".

Google looks set to unveil how it plans to rival the wildly successful ChatGPT AI, possibly within days.

For beach-walking South Carolinians, it would have been quite the Saturday afternoon spectacle. 

At least 22 people have died as more than 230 wildfires rage in Chile, leaving a devastating trail of destruction.

Former prime minister Liz Truss has said she was never given a "realistic chance" to implement her radical tax-cutting agenda and blamed what she called a "powerful economic establishment" for removing her from Downing Street.

Nurses leaders have issued a direct appeal to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to intervene in their pay dispute.

In an era of orbital satellites so advanced that they are able to make out objects half the size of cars from space, a spy balloon might seem like a bit of a relic.

Ukraine is warning that a major Russian offensive is imminent – and that the next few months will be crucial in deciding the course of the war.

A current employee in British Gas's debt recovery team has told Sky News that staff feel pressured to force the installation of prepayment energy meters on customers in debt.

British Gas has been hit with allegations its debt collectors broke into the homes of vulnerable customers to fit prepayment meters, after an undercover investigation by The Times. 

Energy regulator Ofgem has launched an urgent investigation into "extremely serious allegations" of British Gas contractors forcing pay-as-you-go meters on vulnerable customers.

Half a million people have been left without power after a "significant" accident at an electricity substation in Odesa, southern Ukraine.

Business Secretary Grant Shapps has hit out at Ofgem for listening to energy company bosses over customers, following the forceful installation of prepayment meters.

The head of markets at the National Grid Electricity System Operator has told Sky News that its new energy saving scheme "is likely how we're all going to operate in the future."