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More details from the trial of an Australian woman convicted of murdering her parents-in-law and an aunt after serving them poisonous mushrooms for lunch have been revealed - including why her husband rejected an invitation.

Police have released new details about the killer in the US Catholic school shooting - including that they "idolised" mass murderers and they wanted to "watch children suffer".

Taylor Swift has announced she is getting married to her NFL star boyfriend, Travis Kelce.

After all those raised hopes of peace, the second-worst night of air attacks on Ukraine since the war began.

The cost of Mounjaro, one of Britain's biggest-selling weight loss drugs, will be heavily discounted across UK pharmacies when the official list price soars next week, Sky News has learned.

The Russian ambassador to the UK has been summoned by the Foreign Office following attacks on Kyiv overnight.

Two children, aged eight and 10, have been killed in a shooting during mass at a school in Minneapolis.

The world's most valuable company, and first to be valued at $4trn (£2.9trn), beat market expectations in keenly anticipated financial results.

British journalists have called on Sir Keir Starmer to protect their Gazan counterparts and press Israel to allow international reporters into the war zone.

Energy giant Drax is being investigated by Britain's financial watchdog about where it gets the wood from that it burns to create electricity.

A truckload of hot dogs has spilled across a busy road in Pennsylvania.

For all the trillions being spent in the pursuit of artificial intelligence (AI) it still cannot answer the existential question: is AI a truly transformative technology, akin to the railways, or a bubble about to burst, taking global markets with it?

For people with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, also known as ADHD, the traditional workplace can be a challenging world to navigate. 

Reform's plan was meant to be detailed. Instead, there's more confusion.

Troll-like Labubu dolls have taken over the consumer world. Their creator, Pop Mart, has reported a near 400% net profit so far this year, while some have spent thousands on the toys second-hand.

Former Sky News presenter Dermot Murnaghan has called on men to "demand" a prostate cancer test and for the government to actively offer screenings, after his own stage-four diagnosis.

None of the main childhood vaccines in England reached their uptake targets last year, new figures have revealed.

Up to 550 roles are to be cut across car maker Lotus's UK operations, the company said.

The creativity at Manchester United these days is finding ways of sinking to new lows.

A governor of the US central bank has made good on her threat to sue the Trump administration, which has attempted to fire her.

Guinness World Records (GWR) is celebrating its 70th anniversary by highlighting unclaimed titles you might fancy going for.

Former minister Tulip Siddiq has found herself in the spotlight again as she faces a corruption trial in Bangladesh.

A British couple detained in Iran have been "suddenly whisked" to a courtroom in the country's capital, Tehran, their family have said.

Sir Ed Davey has written to King Charles to explain why he believes he has to refuse his invite to a state banquet for Donald Trump.

The Palestinian ambassador to the United Nations has condemned Israel's attack on Nasser Hospital as "a premeditated strike on medics and journalists".

Tennis star Jelena Ostapenko has denied she was racist after reportedly telling Taylor Townsend she has "no class" and "no education" during a fiery exchange at the US Open.