The sun went down and the volume went up.

English football's first regulator has admitted owners accused of human rights abuses cannot be blocked from clubs because his remit is only safeguarding "financial stability".

Customers of five water firms are facing higher than expected rises to their inflation-busting bills after the companies disputed limits imposed by the industry regulator.

Britain is at the lowest risk of a winter power blackout than at any point in the last six years, the national electricity grid operator has said.

Dolly Parton has declared she "ain't dead yet" after her sister raised concerns about the singer's health by asking people to pray for her.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the co-owner of Manchester United and head of Ineos, one of Europe's largest chemical producers, has staged an "11th-hour intervention" in an effort to "save" the chemical industry.

A trekker has told Sky News of how he escaped the worst of a snowstorm near Everest that left hundreds of people stranded.

There's no question that Kemi Badenoch's on the ropes after a low-energy first year as leader that has seen the Conservative Party slide backwards by pretty much every metric.

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Donald Trump has said the governor of Illinois and mayor of Chicago, both Democrats, should be jailed - as his administration appears poised to deploy troops on the streets of the third-largest US city.