What's the beef with farmers' inheritance tax?
As thousands of farmers cry foul over tax measures in the budget, Sky News explains the issues at stake and why they feel so aggrieved.
More prisoners are being transferred to less secure jails to tackle overcrowding crisis, Sky News understands
The Ministry of Justice said only "less-serious offenders" who meet "a strict criteria" are eligible to be moved to lower security prisons.
Budget means 'difficult decisions' already being taken, retail chiefs warn
The retail sector's biggest names club together to send a message to the chancellor that the budget cost burden she plans will have economic consequences for inflation, employment and investment.
Where do Russia and Ukraine stand militarily after 1,000 days of conflict?
Nearly three years since the start of the war in Ukraine, Sky News asks experts how the conflict is going from a military standpoint and what the coming days could look like.
Politics latest: PM branded 'desperate' after talks with China's Xi
Sir Keir Starmer has met China's President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil, but Ukraine has overshadowed proceedings.
How Russia has created a climate of fear as it prosecutes hundreds for speaking out against the war
People in Russia don’t refer to the war directly, but instead use phrases like “since 2022” or “the current situation”. They ...
'Disease-causing' salmonella could actually help combat bowel cancer, study suggests
Salmonella, which can cause food poisoning, could be engineered to allow a type of white blood cell that protects the body ...
Even if Starmer does allow Ukraine to fire UK missiles deep into Russia - they will only have a marginal effect
The prime minster repeatedly dodged the question when asked about the possible move on the sidelines of the G20 summit - ...