How One Russian Drone Threatened Security Across Europe
Romania says a Russian drone crashed into an apartment block near its border with Ukraine, injuring two civilians, marking the first time a drone has caused casualties in a Romanian built-up area since the full-scale war began. It remains unclear whether the incursion was deliberate or accidental, but Romanian officials and NATO allies have condemned the incident. Russian drones have entered Romanian airspace nearly 30 times since the invasion, highlighting repeated boundary breaches. Moscow denies evidence of drones in NATO airspace, while allies stop short of invoking Article 5 given the limited scale of damage.
Live From Belgium After Deadly Train Collision with School Bus
A train collided with a school minibus at a level crossing north of Brussels on Tuesday morning, killing four people – two teenagers, the driver and a chaperone – while the train’s 100 passengers escaped serious injury. The crossing’s lights and...
The Wrap | Friday 22 May 2026
Sky News’ "The Wrap" aired on Friday, May 22, 2026, blending a summer heat‑wave forecast with a deep dive into the ongoing UK police investigation into Prince Andrew, also known as Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor, over alleged sexual misconduct involving Virginia Giuffre....
Wes Streeting Warns Reform Would "Dismantle" The NHS in Resignation Speech
Wes Streeting used his resignation speech in the Commons to celebrate Labour’s health‑care record while warning that a Reform‑led government would dismantle the NHS’s core values. He highlighted concrete achievements – a 110,000‑patient reduction in waiting lists, faster ambulance response...
India's Economy Feels the Pinch of the Iran War
Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to Indians to tighten belts amid the Iran‑Israel conflict, urging cuts in fuel consumption, gold purchases and foreign travel. The call to stop buying gold for a year sparked a sharp market reaction, with jewelry...
Inside Secret Hangar Where UK Tests GPS Jamming
The Ministry of Defence’s Boscombe site in Salisbury houses a sound‑proof, radio‑sealed chamber where the United Kingdom tests the limits of GPS disruption. Inside the foam‑lined room, external signals cannot enter and any emissions are contained, allowing engineers to fire jamming...
Has Iran Got the Upperhand? Will China Stop Trump Returning to War? | Michael Clarke Iran War Q&A
The video centers on the ongoing Iran‑U.S. conflict, examining whether Tehran now holds the strategic upper hand and how President Donald Trump’s upcoming trip to China influences the diplomatic calculus. Professor Michael Clarke argues that Iran’s diplomatic skill and material...
Trump Set for Xi Meeting in China | The World with Yalda Hakim
The program focuses on President Donald Trump’s state visit to Beijing, where he will meet President Xi Jinping in what analysts call the most consequential US‑China summit in a decade. The agenda spans trade‑war de‑escalation, technology competition, and the...
72 Labour MPs Call for Starmer to Resign | The Wrap with Anna Botting
The video reports a mounting rebellion within Labour’s parliamentary ranks, with more than 70 MPs – including four ministerial aides – publicly demanding Prime Minister Kier Starmer set a timetable for his departure. The pressure intensified after Starmer’s recent speech aimed at...
The New Asbestos Scandal? The Luxury Kitchen Crisis Killing Young Workers
The video warns that engineered quartz kitchen worktops, now ubiquitous in UK homes, are creating a silent health crisis. When cut or polished, the material releases respirable crystalline silica, a dust that can trigger accelerated silicosis – a fatal lung...
Mornings | Saturday 9 May 2026
The Sky News morning broadcast covered a sweeping set of stories, anchored by the fallout from the recent UK local elections. Labour suffered historic losses across England, Scotland and Wales, while the newly formed Reform party captured disillusioned voters in...
Local Election Overnight Results and Analysis | Sky News Special Coverage
Sky News' overnight special covered the 2026 local elections across England, Scotland and Wales, the largest set of local results since the 2024 general election. With 46 of 136 English authorities and numerous mayoral, Scottish Parliament and Welsh Senedd contests...
Home Secretary Could Have New Powers to Limit Pro-Palestine Marches
The interview centers on the UK Home Secretary’s newly‑granted powers to halt repeated pro‑Palestine demonstrations when they collectively intimidate a community, a move framed against a backdrop of rising anti‑Semitic incidents. Officials highlighted an "outrageous" increase in anti‑Jewish hostility, citing...
What's Gone Wrong with the UK's Power System?
The video examines the United Kingdom’s struggling electricity grid, focusing on chronic connection delays that jeopardise the Labour government’s pledge for 95% clean power by 2030. It highlights how the newly created state‑owned transmission operator has missed its targets, leaving...
Indian Seafarers on Coming Under Attack in Strait of Hormuz
The video recounts the first commercial vessel struck in the ongoing Strait of Hormuz conflict, when the oil tanker Skylight was hit by two missiles while anchored a few nautical miles from the waterway. The first missile forced the ship to...