Sky News can reveal further details contained in a report that found Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon misled parliament.

US and Chinese officials have clashed during their first face-to-face meeting since Joe Biden became president.

McDonald's will expand its investigation into COVID rule-breaking after claims that sales competitions between restaurants are endangering staff health and safety.

The government's decision to allow free travel to and from Greece last summer could have had a significant impact on the spread of the virus, according to a Public Health England study quietly published this week.

A serial stowaway is back in jail after being arrested at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.

A journalist who was about to become editor of Teen Vogue has announced she will no longer be taking the role - after a backlash over homophobic and anti-Asian tweets she wrote in 2011. 

Football fans could be allowed to pack into stadiums in "significant numbers" this summer with the help of COVID certificates, the culture secretary has told Sky News.

Even on a grey, drizzly day, the town hall of the third arrondissement in Paris is a fine building.

Boris Johnson is promising a "rocket boost" for parts of the country with slow broadband - in the latest pledge in his "levelling up" agenda.

The government has sold a £1.1bn chunk of NatWest - taking its holding in the state-backed bank to less than 60%.