Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli troops in southern Gaza, dealing a blow to the group.

Yahya Sinwar, a mastermind behind attacks and one of Israel's formidable enemies, has been killed. His death presents an opportunity for Israel to begin ending the war in Gaza.

Yahya Sinwar, the new leader of Hamas's political bureau, was the architect of the 7 October attack, according to Israel. He has led Hamas within Gaza since 2017 and is known for his ability to deceive the Israelis and catch them off guard.

UK charities are appealing for funds to address the urgent humanitarian needs in Gaza, Lebanon, and the wider Middle East. The government has pledged to match the first £10m of public donations.

The UK government is considering sanctioning two Israeli ministers over their 'abhorrent' comments about the situation in Gaza and the West Bank.

Israel resumes airstrikes on Beirut, killing city mayor, as US warns of consequences for humanitarian situation in Gaza.

A former Israeli general has called for a siege on northern Gaza, arguing it is a practical measure to force surrender or starvation. However, the proposal has been criticized as illegal under international law.

Israel names teenage soldiers killed in Hezbollah drone attack, while at least 23 people reportedly die in Gaza school strike.

Hezbollah's drone attack on Israeli soldiers during their meal has raised concerns about Israel's defense capabilities and marks a major security failure.

The global fertility crisis is causing concern as fertility rates decline and more people experience difficulty conceiving. Factors contributing to the crisis include declining sperm counts, ovarian disorders, and lifestyle choices.

Former Lebanese PM Fouad Siniora criticizes Israel and Hezbollah, calls for reduced influence of Hezbollah and warns of Lebanon's collapse without a ceasefire.

Sir Keir Starmer's first 100 days in office have been marked by falling approval ratings and disappointment among voters.

A year of war between Israel and Hamas has resulted in thousands of deaths and displacement of people in Gaza, Israel, and Lebanon. The conflict has polarized societies across the world and the future of the region remains uncertain. The upcoming US presidential election adds another layer of uncertainty to the situation.

The lawyer for Christian B, the suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, claims that his client is a victim of prejudiced prosecutors and an amateurish police investigation. The defence lawyer argued that Christian B should never have been charged with the sex offences he is currently on trial for.

The anniversary of Israel's darkest day is marked by the sounds of war and the pain of loss. Thousands gather at the site of the Nova music festival, where 364 people were murdered and 40 were taken hostage.

Today marks one year since the 7 October attacks, when Hamas gunmen invaded southern Israel, rampaging through communities and killing 1,200 people. At least four blasts were seen in Lebanon's capital last night.

A year of war in Gaza has led to overcrowding, lack of resources, and a mental health crisis among children.

Over 400,000 children have been displaced and experienced injuries and trauma amid the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel in Lebanon, according to UNICEF. The impact on their mental health is significant, and long-term support is needed but lacking.

People who carry pro-Hezbollah placards are committing a 'criminal act', warns a minister after placards were seen at a pro-Palestine march in London. The Metropolitan Police made at least 17 arrests during Middle East conflict demonstrations in central London, with two people arrested on suspicion of showing support to a proscribed terror organisation.

Residents of Kfar Aza in Israel are still haunted by the Hamas attack that took place on 7 October, one year later. The attack lasted for three and a half days, resulting in the deaths of many residents, sexual violence, and the taking of hostages. The kibbutz is now a ghost village, and many residents are still temporarily living in a kibbutz north of Tel Aviv. The attack brought a divided Israel back together, but the war continues and conflict has spread across the region.

After months of conflict and tens of thousands of deaths, fighting continues between Israel and Hamas, with the Middle East appearing to be on the brink of a wider war.

97 hostages taken by Hamas during an attack last year are still missing, with their families desperate for news of their fates.

Cable Street is a musical that tells the story of migrant communities rallying against fascists in 1936. The creators believe the themes are still relevant today and hope to inspire activism through the production.

Iran's supreme leader defends missile attack on Israel and warns it will be done again if necessary. He also praises the Hamas attack on Israel and urges allies to increase efforts against a 'common enemy'. Tensions in the region continue to escalate.

The chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) has blamed 'criminal activity' for UK-made luxury cars being imported into sanctioned Russia, in violation of UK and EU sanctions.

Nine people have been killed in an airstrike on a multi-storey building in Beirut, Lebanon. The attack targeted an apartment in a building that houses an office of the Health Society, a group of civilian first responders affiliated to Hezbollah.

Financial markets are anticipating a surprise interest rate cut in the UK following remarks by Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey. Bailey expressed the possibility of a more aggressive approach and cited concerns about inflation pressures and oil costs. Market bets are overwhelmingly in favor of a rate cut at the next Bank of England meeting. The pound weakened as a result of the shift in rate cut expectations.

Overnight strikes in Beirut continue, Biden opposes Israeli strikes on Iran, eight Israeli soldiers killed in Lebanon, Iran's ambassador accuses Israel of being a threat.

A court in Argentina has approved the relocation of Diego Maradona's remains to a new mausoleum in Buenos Aires for 'humanitarian and emotional reasons'.

Iran launched a serious attack against Israel, coinciding with Israeli troops invading Lebanon. The attack may be an attempt by Iran to counter Israel's expanding actions and alleviate pressure on its ally Hezbollah.

Hamas praises Iran's missile attack on Israel as an attempt to avenge the deaths of three men. Iran confirms firing missiles in 'self-defence' while Israel calls it a 'big mistake'. The article explores the leaders targeted and the reasons behind the attack.

The 'axis of resistance' consists of Iran-backed militias and groups across the Middle East, including Hezbollah and Hamas. Iran provides funding and support to these groups to assert power in the region and destabilize rivals like Israel and Saudi Arabia.

Around 25 people are feared dead after a school bus caught fire during a field trip in Thailand. The driver survived but has fled and cannot be found.

An 81-year-old model named Choi Soon-hwa participated in the Miss Universe Korea pageant, aiming to become the oldest Miss Universe contestant. Although she did not win, she was awarded 'best dresser'. The winner of the contest will compete in the Miss Universe pageant in Mexico City.

Robert Jenrick is closing in on Kemi Badenoch in the Tory leadership race, according to a Sky News poll. The poll suggests there is a path to victory for all four candidates, with Tom Tugendhat facing the biggest challenge. Ms Badenoch has lost her lead over Mr Jenrick among Tory members, according to the poll.

The Tory leadership candidates engage in 'fireside chats' at the conference stage, with Tom Tugendhat emphasizing his military background and Kemi Badenoch highlighting her working-class upbringing.

Hashem Safieddine, cousin of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, is a frontrunner to replace him. He is known for his militant views and has been designated a terrorist by the US and Saudi Arabia.

Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPO) is leading in polls with a narrow lead over the conservative Austrian People's Party (OVP), putting it on track to win its first-ever national election.

Israeli tanks gather near the border with Lebanon as the country's defence minister discusses expanding Israel's military offensive. The conflict with Hezbollah is expected to escalate further, and the military has mobilized additional reserve soldiers.

Tensions are high in the Middle East following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, raising concerns about the possibility of a wider regional conflict.

Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, has been killed in a series of strikes on southern Beirut, leaving Hezbollah and Iran to decide their next move.

Israel announces the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who transformed the group into a regional power and arch-enemy of Israel.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has been killed after airstrikes in Beirut, according to the Israeli army. Israel targeted the central headquarters of Hezbollah in the capital, resulting in casualties.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu's UN speech lacked a clear plan to end the war in Gaza and failed to address the 'day after' or 'deradicalisation'. Netanyahu justified Israel's war and discussed normalisation with Saudi Arabia, but the Crown Prince demands a path to an independent Palestinian state.

The first diplomatic effort to end the war in Lebanon has failed, with Israel rejecting ceasefire attempts by seven Western nations and three from the Middle East.

Airstrikes in Lebanon have killed six children and devastated three families who were sheltering in their home. The Israeli bombardment of Lebanon continues, causing displacement and a growing humanitarian crisis.

Western leaders prepare for a worst-case scenario in Lebanon as Israeli military troops are set for a ground offensive against Hezbollah. Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves face questions on domestic strife and Jack and Sam discuss what to expect from next week's Tory party conference.

Sky News wins International Emmy Award for documentary on Myanmar civil war.

The UN Security Council discusses the escalating crisis in Lebanon, with warnings of a catastrophe and calls for a diplomatic solution. The US is leading efforts for a ceasefire.

Tensions are high in Lebanon as Israeli airstrikes continue and the possibility of a ground assault looms. Displaced people are traumatized and in need of basic provisions, while the Lebanese people are frustrated with the lack of support they are receiving.

A British mother-of-two in Lebanon is facing a near-two week wait for a flight home as she claims the UK has 'no plan of action' to help its citizens flee the country amid escalating conflict.

700 UK troops are being deployed to Cyprus in case they need to evacuate British citizens from Lebanon, where the situation is deteriorating.

Emergency workers in Lebanon are struggling to cope with the influx of people fleeing their homes as Israeli airstrikes continue across the country.

Hecklers disrupted Chancellor Rachel Reeves' speech at the Labour conference, demanding action on arms sales to Israel and the environment.

President Herzog denies Israel's involvement in attacks on Hezbollah, but evidence suggests otherwise.

Israeli forces shut down Al Jazeera office in the West Bank, sparking condemnation and concerns about press freedom.

Anxious families line the pavement as dozens remain missing in the rubble days after Israel's strike on Beirut.

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) struck rocket launcher sites in Lebanon, while Hezbollah's leader accused Israel of crossing a 'red line'. Two Israeli soldiers were killed, and explosions in Lebanon were blamed on Israeli operations.

Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the UK warns that the Middle East is on the brink of regional war, calling for renewed efforts to stop the fighting in places like Gaza. Israel's defence minister announces a 'new phase' of the war, raising concerns of a more serious attack.

Experts explain the process of turning pagers into explosive devices and remotely detonating them using a specific trigger and power source.

A Jordanian-led programme using UK technology has begun to fit prosthetic limbs to thousands of amputees in Gaza.

Prosecutors have requested a six-year prison sentence for Italy's deputy PM Matteo Salvini over his decision to stop a migrant ship from landing in the country in 2019.

A ballistic missile fired by the Houthis in Yemen hit central Israel for the first time, causing panic among the population.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy will be attending the United Nations General Assembly this week, representing the UK on the international stage and coordinating foreign policy.

Russia and Ukraine have exchanged over 200 prisoners of war in a deal mediated by the United Arab Emirates. This is the eighth prisoner swap this year, bringing the total number of POWs exchanged to 1,994.

A man allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on the same day he was released from prison under the government's early release scheme.

Parents are being urged to book their children aged two and three for a nasal flu vaccine as cases spike ahead of winter. Last year, there were 2,478 flu patients in hospital each day during the peak of winter flu cases, 2.5 times higher than the previous year.

Sky News witnesses the flattened city of Gaza after months of war, with buildings in ruins and streets silent except for the sound of drones overhead. The presence of Hamas fighters raises questions about the necessity of the destruction. Israeli tanks are guarding the streets, and the war is shifting towards a long-lasting counter-insurgency.

Sir Keir Starmer talks up US-UK relationship after meeting with Joe Biden, but questions remain over Ukraine's use of long-range missiles.

Scottish First Minister John Swinney criticizes the premature closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery, emphasizing the economic impact and the need to support affected workers and create new opportunities in the transition to a low-carbon industrial future.

A woman is on trial for holding a placard depicting politicians as coconuts at a pro-Palestinian protest, which is deemed racially abusive.

The owner of The New York Sun, Dovid Efune, is considering a bid to acquire The Daily Telegraph, one of Britain's influential daily newspapers.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump clash in first debate, with Harris attacking Trump's rallies and Trump accusing Harris of allowing illegal immigration.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has stated that there will be consequences for the killing of US-Turkish activist Aysenur Ezgi Eygi by Israeli troops during a demonstration in the West Bank.

Nabil Arif has been jailed for 12 weeks for sending threatening emails to Labour MP Jess Phillips, including one that said she would 'burn until her skin is no more'. The MP expressed fear that Arif's aggression might escalate and potentially lead to physical harm.

Israeli strikes on a tent camp in Gaza have killed over 40 people, causing further displacement for Palestinians in the area.

Israeli airstrikes in Khan Younis tent camp kill or wound 65 people, Gaza emergency service says

Three Israelis have been killed in a shooting at a border crossing between the West Bank and Jordan. The crossing has been closed and other nearby crossings have also been shut.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting expresses dissatisfaction with having to vote to cut the winter fuel allowance for some pensioners, stating it is necessary to balance public finances.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has confirmed that he frequently talks to Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, but denies offering him direct advice. Blair's recent book on leadership emphasises the importance of generating optimism and confidence as a leader, as well as the need for long-term missions in government.

An American-Turkish activist has died after being shot by Israeli forces during a demonstration in the West Bank.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper will chair a summit to discuss tackling small boat crossings in the Channel following recent deaths. The government will focus on dismantling smuggling gangs and collaborating with Europol.

Police in Munich shoot 'suspicious' person near Nazi-era museum and Israeli Consulate.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israeli forces will not leave the Philadelphi corridor until there is a guarantee it will not be used as a supply line for Hamas. The corridor has become a key obstacle in ceasefire talks with Hamas.

Tens of thousands of Israelis protest for a ceasefire after six hostages are found dead in Gaza. Critics accuse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing politics over the hostages and putting unrealistic conditions into potential ceasefire deals.

The recovery of the bodies of six Israeli hostages from Gaza has sparked anger and protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A polio vaccination campaign is underway in Gaza while medics claim more people have been killed in Israeli strikes.

Claire Lomas, the first person to complete a marathon in a 'bionic' suit after being paralyzed, has died in an accident in Jordan at the age of 44.

An Egyptian worker was seriously injured in a fight at a five-star hotel in Taba after tourists did not pay for services.

A four-year-old boy who accidentally broke an ancient urn dating back to the late Bronze Age has returned for a visit to the museum in Israel.

Kamala Harris stands by her support for Joe Biden and discusses her values, foreign affairs, and potential cabinet choices. She dismisses Trump's claim about her racial identity.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to brief ceasefires in Gaza to distribute polio vaccines, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The United Nations aims to vaccinate 640,000 children in Gaza after traces of the polio virus were found in the sewage system.

Sir Ben Ainslie, leading the UK's Ineos Britannia team in the America's Cup, has been robbed of his Rolex watch at knifepoint in Barcelona.

Tommy Fury has spoken out about the 'horrendous' speculation surrounding his split from Molly-Mae Hague. The couple, who met on Love Island, announced their break-up earlier this month.

A solitary dolphin that has been separated from its pod is believed to be responsible for nearly 50 attacks on humans in a seaside town in Japan. Experts suggest that the dolphin may be lashing out due to loneliness, as bottlenose dolphins are highly social animals that usually stick together in pods. The attacks, which have resulted in injuries, are believed to be playful interactions rather than intentional harm. Swimmers in the area are being warned to exit the water if they encounter the dolphin.

A five-year-old boy accidentally broke a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age urn on display at a museum in Israel. The museum's director invited the boy and his mother to return for a tour and assured them there would be no claim against them.