Category: Sky News
How lions left to die were rescued from war-torn Sudan
A group of lions rescued from war-torn Sudan have found a new home in South Africa. The pride spent the best part of a year [more…]
‘I love playing a villain’
Theo James stars as Eddie Horniman in Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen on Netflix He tells Sky News he loves playing a villain and wants to [more…]
ClimateCast: How do you decide which coastal communities to save?
On Climate Cast Tom Heap and the team are on the Isle of Wight and in Norfolk speaking to some of those most affected by [more…]
Watch Sky News Breakfast live: Anthony Joshua demolishes Francis Ngannou in two rounds in Riyadh
Join Anna Jones on Sky News Breakfast for more on the latest headlines as Anthony Joshua demolishes Francis Ngannou in two rounds in Riyadh. Also [more…]
AJ: ‘I’m not even buzzing about the win’
British boxer Anthony Joshua said his fight with former UFC title-holder Francis Ngannou was ‘a tough game’, but he is ‘not even buzzing’ about the [more…]
Oscars: Why the ‘uber geniuses’ of sound are getting the awards buzzing
This year’s Oscars are drawing attention to the underdiscussed category of sound, as teams have been challenged to recreate a variety of remarkable sounds. From [more…]
Britain’s crumbling coastlines: Deciding what should and shouldn’t be saved
Climate change has led to storms becoming more extreme and rising sea levels, threatening the future of coastal communities around the UK. The British Geological [more…]
Watch live: Gaza ceasefire demonstration through Central London
Live ground and aerials from London where a weekly cease-fire protest from Hyde Park Corner to the US Embassy is taking place. Get the latest [more…]
President Biden’s make or break speech: What did voters think?
President Biden has made his pitch to the American people in a year which will see him go head to head with Donald Trump in [more…]
US election 2024: How does it work?
Joe Biden and Donald Trump looks set for a rematch as the Democrat and Republican candidates in November’s election. From electoral colleges and caucuses, to [more…]