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Triple murderer James Desborough has been sentenced to a whole life order - with police also reviewing the deaths of four others he once lived with.

FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina's football association and its players for several alleged breaches at the World Cup, including the unveiling of a Falklands banner.

A top health adviser to the White House during the COVID-19 pandemic has refused to answer more than 100 questions at a congressional hearing about his handling of the crisis.

A seven-year-old boy has died a week after a mother and teenage daughter drowned in Essex.

Saltburn Cricket Club have suspended a player accused of clicking his fingers to get a caught-behind wicket after footage of several incidents went viral on social media.

The case of Ellie Williams and the fake grooming scandal is one of the most extraordinary stories I have ever worked on.

The body of a Scottish woman has reportedly been found inside a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens.

A massive breach by the British military over thousands of Afghans' personal data was a "foreseeable" failure and it should not have been allowed to run relocation schemes, a parliamentary inquiry has said.

Amy Winehouse's father has been ordered to pay just under £1m to two of his daughter's friends after a failed High Court claim over the auctioning of the late singer's items.

Police chiefs have backed government proposals to cut the number of forces in England and Wales.

A major incident has been declared on the Suffolk coast after a large wildfire broke out, with dozens of firefighters deployed.

Newcastle United's Eddie Howe has left his job as head coach, Sky Sports understands.

More than half of children say their parents' phone use causes them to miss important family moments, according to a survey.

FIFA already has plans to receive the first financing in less than 100 days from private investors in an accelerated launch of a new World Cup spin-off venture, Sky News can reveal.

European football's governing body will hold an emergency meeting today following FIFA's controversial proposal to sell a stake in its competitions.

Four migrants have died trying to cross the English Channel - after yesterday saw a record number of daily arrivals for 2026.

Britain is on track this year for the highest number of deaths caused by heatwaves since current record began, new figures revealed.

Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live At The Apollo have been cancelled by the BBC, as the broadcaster makes "really tough choices" to try and save £500m over the next three years.

Established car manufacturers are being forced to discount heavily in the face of cheap competition from China, the head of the UK's industry lobby group has admitted.

Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter has criticised a controversial plan by world football's governing body to sell a stake in its competitions.

A teacher who was a boy's private tutor has been found guilty of tying him to her bed and blindfolding him during sexual acts in the 1990s.

A mother and her boyfriend have been jailed for life for murdering her two-year-old daughter after weeks of abuse.

Joe Root is to return as England Test captain, replacing Ben Stokes, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to give evidence via videolink in the trial of a man accused of threatening him.

I realise the World Cup is over and, more to the point, no-one particularly wants to hear any more about the Argentinian football team, but indulge me for a moment

Police have issued a fresh appeal in the search for a missing man who vanished two years ago.

The white three-piece suit worn by John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever could fetch as much as $400,000 (£300,000) when it is auctioned next month.

Police Scotland's actions in the lead-up to the murder of a woman who is believed to have been killed by her ex-partner are being investigated.

Shell has revealed a 70% lift in half-year profits to $16.75bn (£12.6bn), prompting a long-standing critic to claim they were "running out of words to describe the obscenity" of the numbers.

He's won Grammys, Brits and even has an Oscar - now Sir Paul McCartney has a Mercury Prize nomination to add to his list of accolades.

Drought has been declared across the whole of Wales, with this July on course to be the driest in the country since records began.

Greek police believe the mobile phone of a British woman found dead in a suitcase in Athens was used to send messages after her death in a deliberate attempt to mislead those looking for her, according to reports.

The owner of Poundland has tabled an offer for Harvey Nichols as the owner of the Knightsbridge-based department store chain nears a decision about its future.

European nations have agreed to boycott the World Cup if Gianni Infantino goes ahead with selling off part of the tournament to private investors.

A drought has been declared in half of England after record-low rainfall and high temperatures.

Six members of one of Scotland's largest paedophile gangs will aim to persuade appeal judges they were wrongfully convicted later this year.

Officials in the tiny Spanish coastal territory of Ceuta have asked for a national emergency to be declared after thousands of migrants arrived from Morocco.

Palestine Action's co-founder can take her case to the Supreme Court after the group's ban was ruled lawful.

Tributes have been paid to GB surfer Arran Strong after a search for the missing Briton off the Portuguese coast was called off.