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Four Israeli soldiers held by Hamas have been released and 200 Palestinian prisoners have been freed as part of a ceasefire deal that has brought an end to 15 months of brutal fighting in Gaza.

For three days Donald Trump dominated Davos from a distance.

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has told Sky News he is seeking the arrest of two senior Taliban figures over the "systemic and deliberate" persecution of women in Afghanistan.

A record number of children are living in B&Bs beyond the legal limit as England's homelessness crisis pushes councils to breaking point.

The boss of Britain's biggest mortgage lender has told Sky News he expects three interest rate cuts this year, bringing some relief to borrowers and mortgage holders.

There has been an "unprecedented" rise in the number of businesses on the brink of insolvency, according to a closely watched report.

A family's move from New Zealand to Australia went horribly wrong when they realised their cat had been left on the plane and flown back home.

Three teenagers have died after a car hit a tree near Wakefield on Friday evening, West Yorkshire Police said.

Around us, a cacophony of sound - the wails of sirens blended with chants, shouts and revving engines.

The family behind Lakeland, one of Britain’s most prominent privately held retailers, is exploring a sale after more than 60 years amid growing cost pressures sweeping the industry.

From shattering the record for most executive orders signed on a first day in office, a bishop imploring him to have mercy on immigrants and LGBTQ+ people, Melania's hat and Mark Zuckerberg's wandering eye - the first few days of Trump 2.0 has been not just the talk of the town in Washington DC, but in Westminster too.

The government has hinted it is open to joining a tariff-free trading scheme as part of its plan to "reset" its relationship with Europe.

Emilia Perez leads the nominations for this year's Oscars - breaking the record for the most nominated non-English language film in the history of the awards.

I'm staring into the eyes of Vladimir Lenin, the Russian revolutionary who founded the Soviet Union.

A £9bn nuclear submarine contract has been awarded to Rolls-Royce - hailed by the government as a win for the economy and the UK's nuclear deterrent.

Israel had insisted that hostage Arbel Yehoud be released this week.

Holly Willoughby has revealed for the first time how a plot to murder her impacted her, saying "nothing can prepare you for something like that".

Southport child killer Axel Rudakubana received the second-longest life sentence in English history and the government does not ever want to see him released, Downing Street has said.

Britain faces four years of economic pain because the government has made life difficult for businesses following the budget, the co-founder of BrewDog has told Sky News.

Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's controversial choice for US defence secretary, has been confirmed for the job.

Keir Starmer has been accused of "pathetic bullying" by a Norfolk environmental campaigner who was singled out and ridiculed by the prime minister in an article in the Daily Mail. 

Gaza's Hamas-run municipal governments have published their first official reconstruction plan for the Gaza Strip, in the latest sign that the group intends to be a leading actor in the rebuilding of the territory.