NewsSky NewsHarry and Meghan ready to start royal married life
Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan are starting their life together as a married couple after an emotional wedding ceremony that broke new ground. The newlyweds are expected to return to normal life and bid farewell to the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh after spending the night at Windsor Castle. Meghan
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Man in his 20s stabbed to death in Mitcham, south London
A murder investigation is under way after a man was stabbed to death in south London. Scotland Yard said officers were called to Upper Green East in Mitcham at 3.29am. Paramedics from the London Ambulance Service tried to save the victim, who is believed to be in his 20s, but he died at the scene.
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New UK law to rein in social media firms is 'couple of years' away, says minister
The high-profile launch of a campaign to clamp down on social media firms has backfired as the culture secretary, Matt Hancock, admitted it was likely to be two years before there is any new law. In a round of media interviews, Hancock said there was no date for legislation but it would be in the “next
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After fanfare of royal wedding, a major clean-up begins in Windsor
An estimated 100,000 people had descended on the Berkshire town to catch a glimpse of the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex. As the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex began married life, a major clean-up operation was under way in Windsor after a wedding that wove royal tradition and African-American heritage
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Man in his twenties stabbed to death in south London
The number of homicides in London so far this year is believed to be over 60. The homicide rate in London continued to climb after a man was found stabbed in a south London street on Sunday morning. The man, aged in his twenties, died after emergency services were called to Mitcham, south London.
NewsSky NewsTougher MOT test rules come into force in Britain
Major changes to MOT test rules in Britain have come into force making it harder for cars, vans, motorbikes and other light passenger vehicles to be passed as safe to go on the roads. The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) says the shake-up has been designed to improve air quality and make roads
NewsReutersWith Brexit clarity, Scotland will look again at independence - Sturgeon
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Sunday she would again consider another vote on independence for Scotland when the British government offers some certainty over Brexit. Speaking on ITV television's Peston on Sunday programme, Sturgeon also said her Scottish National Party would not
NewsSky NewsRoyal wedding: Everything you need to know about Meghan's dress
After months of speculation and rumour, Meghan Markle stepped out for her wedding in a dress by British designer Clare Waight Keller. The pure white gown featured a five-metre long veil, made from silk tulle with hand-embroidered flowers from each of the 53 Commonwealth countries. The colour was chosen
NewsSky NewsThe after-party! Harry and Meghan's evening reception
Newlyweds Harry and Meghan headed off to their evening party after their last public appearance of their royal wedding day. Harry drove himself and his new bride to Frogmore House in a silver blue Jaguar E-Type Concept Zero, which was originally manufactured in 1968 but has since been converted to electric
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Meghan Markle's wedding was a rousing celebration of blackness
In this case, I read it between the lines, on a sunny Saturday afternoon in Windsor, in the juxtaposition of two separate trending phrases. The place – Windsor Castle – is the oldest inhabited castle in the world. The ritual – a wedding of the Queen’s grandson – is full of arcane and ancient British
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New MOT Rules Come Into Force Today - Here's What You Need To Know
A tougher and updated MOT has come into force in Britain to improve air
NewsSky NewsWhat a day! Full report on royal wedding celebrations
Prince Harry told Meghan Markle "you look amazing" as millions of royal fans around the world watched their fairytale wedding at Windsor Castle. The happy couple smiled and held hands at the altar in the historic surrounds of St George's Chapel before exchanging vows in front of a star-studded
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Donald Trump Burned By BBC Three Then He Spells His Wife's Name Wrong
Donald Trump wasn't at the Royal Wedding yesterday but if he was following
NewsSky NewsFirst picture of cake and wedding breakfast menu revealed
Kensington Palace has released a picture of Harry and Meghan's three stunning wedding cakes. The palace also revealed the menu for the royal wedding reception, which took place at lunchtime ahead of an evening reception at which Meghan will speak. The lunchtime gathering was hosted by the Queen
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Fasting diets may raise risk of diabetes, researchers warn
Popular fasting diets involve going without food for two days a week, or every other day. Photograph: Ian Hooton/Getty
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Vote Leave faces scrutiny over £50m football contest
Entrants had to name the winner of every game in Euro 2016 – won by Portugal – to claim £50m. A data-harvesting competition that offered football fans the chance to win £50m is at the centre of new questions about pro-Brexit campaigning before the 2016 EU referendum. Last week the select committee
NewsSky NewsSix moments of the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wedding you didn't hear
The wedding of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle will provide many wonderful memories for years to come. Sky News employed a lip-reading expert to capture a few of the moments that could not be heard as millions watched around the world. Harry's nervousness came through during his conversations with
NewsSky NewsNew laws to tackle internet's 'wild west' to be drawn up, says Culture Secretary
Culture Secretary Matt Hancock has pledged new laws to tackle the internet's "wild west" that will make Britain the "safest place in the world" to be online. Mr Hancock said: "Digital technology is overwhelmingly a force for good across the world and we must always champion
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Social media giants 'must protect young people'
Social media giants warned to do more to protect young people
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Man, 65, charged with murder of pensioner Rosina Coleman
Rosina Coleman's body was discovered by a handyman working at her home in Ashmour Gardens, Romford, at about 11.30am on Tuesday. A post-mortem found that she died from a blunt force trauma to her head and neck. Police said Paul Prause, of Romford, who was arrested on Friday, has been charged with
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Poor lose doctors as wealthy gain them, new figures reveal
Fewer GPs are working in Britain’s deprived areas, despite government-funded incentives for new doctors to work among the poor. Fewer GPs are choosing to work in poorer areas but more are joining surgeries that look after wealthier populations, new official figures reveal. The exodus, uncovered by
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An extraordinary event. Let’s build on it and erase racial inequality
The royal wedding proved an extraordinary event, with the magisterial backdrop of St George’s Chapel the perfect setting. There were several highlights – two stand-out moments being Bishop Michael Curry’s astonishing address and the Kingdom Choir’s spine-tingling performance of Stand By Me. Curry’s
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Chelsea win FA Cup with victory over Man United
Chelsea have won their eighth FA Cup after a 1-0 victory over a Manchester United side managed by their former boss Jose Mourinho. The win was secured by a 22nd-minute penalty from Eden Hazard, who had been brought down in front of a packed Wembley by Phil Jones. Jones escaped with a yellow card having
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Critically ill ‘should not be made to die away from home’
The report says it is ‘wholly unjust’ that, across England, more people are able to die at home in wealthier areas. One in three people who die in hospital could spend their final days at home if the government introduces and adequately funds a modern community-based health and social care system, a
