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El Salvador's president discusses poverty, violence, and corruption in a Sky News interview.
A Sky News special programme reports on the Ukraine war's critical developments and refugee crisis.
Sky News returns to the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and their impact.
Sky News reports on the ongoing violence in Ukraine as Russian troops advance on Kiev.
President Zelensky reports 13,000 evacuations as Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine.
On Sky News Breakfast, Russia takes control of Kherson as one million flee Ukraine amid the invasion.
Sky News reports Russian forces are 15.5 miles from Kiev amid escalating violence.
Anna Jones reports on the Turkey-Syria earthquake, with death toll estimates reaching 50,000.
Sky News Breakfast covers Putin's spokesman admitting significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine.
Sky News reports on the arrest of two suspects in the Christmas Eve shooting of Ellie Edwards.
Sky News reports on the deadly earthquake in Turkey on February 6, causing hundreds of deaths.
A stabbing incident in south London is quickly deemed terror-related by police.
Priti Patel advises against Christmas travel unless necessary amid COVID-19 concerns.
Uganda's pop star-turned-politician Bobi Wine recounts his survival of multiple violent attacks as he navigates the dangers of political opposition ahead of the presidential election.
Punggye-ri, North Korea's nuclear test site, is shown undergoing demolition as part of a goodwill gesture ahead of the canceled U.S.-North Korean summit.
Dermot Murnaghan bids farewell to Sky News after 15 years, thanking viewers and staff.
Mark Stone challenges Senator Ted Cruz on gun reform at a vigil for school shooting victims.
A second person in the UK dies from coronavirus at Milton Keynes Hospital, reports Sky News.
An intentional explosion linked to a motorhome injures three in Nashville and prompts evacuations.
U.S. troops have almost completed their pull-out as the Taliban gains territory in Afghanistan.
President Joe Biden announces Ayman al-Zawahiri's death in a drone strike in Afghanistan.
Alan Partridge suggests naming the royal baby Brian during an interview about Alpha Papa.
Alan Shearer withdraws from Match of the Day amid BBC's handling of recent controversies.
Trump insists he can overrule governors amid criticism of his pandemic response.
Andrew Tate is accused of trafficking while still reaching young audiences on social media.
Anjem Choudary is found guilty of terror offences and faces up to ten years in prison.
Activists reveal butchered dogs in Ulan South China ahead of the annual dog meat festival.
Anthony Joshua expresses confidence in reclaiming his heavyweight title as he trains in Sheffield for his rematch against Andy Ruiz Jr. after a surprising defeat.
Paul Trevillion transforms an elephant picture into a portrait of Pele on Sky News.
In Beirut, an explosion during a bride's photoshoot captures the moment of devastation, resulting in numerous casualties and ongoing rescue efforts by officials.
Beth Rigby interviews Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who calls Putin a 'thug' and compares him to Hitler.
Beth Rigby interviews Boris Johnson about the UK's response to the war in Ukraine.
Bradley Wiggins tells Sky News he is not surprised by the Usada report on Lance Armstrong's doping.
Dover experiences quiet traffic as new UK-EU relations begin on January 1.
Charles Bronson pleads for help in a voice note sent to Sky News after nearly 50 years in prison.
Reynhard Sinaga, convicted of raping 48 men, is suspected of attacking up to 190 male victims, raising urgent concerns about sexual violence in the UK.
Protesters in Ottawa challenge Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over vaccine mandates.
A road collision in Ely sparks violent unrest in Cardiff City Center, leading to chaos.
Margaret faces severe impacts from repeated catalytic converter thefts affecting her husband's mobility.
Cesar Millan defends himself against animal cruelty claims made by Alan Titchmarsh's critics.
Cherie Blair leaves a Sky News interview after a question about Margaret Thatcher.
London's cocaine market is worth £1 billion, consuming 23 kilos daily, as reported by Sky News.
A doctor in Turin, Italy, warns of a COVID-19 surge in the coming days and urges preparation.
Eighty-three UK nationals, including James Convey, are evacuated from Wuhan, China, and transported to NHS accommodation in Merseyside for health checks.
Brighton residents enjoy sunshine while adhering to lockdown measures during the pandemic.
Sky News reports on excess deaths in Europe, revealing high mortality rates since March.
Hate crimes against Chinese people in the UK surge nearly threefold from January to March.
Sky News reports on growing public frustration over lockdown and questions about an eventual exit.
