‘An eye cup?’ Martin Scorsese goes viral as he tries to identify beauty products on TikTok

Martin Scorsese is no stranger to the art of filmmaking - but he met his match earlier this week when he shot a 60 second clip for TikTok with his daughter.

Nestlé to cut almost 600 jobs as it closes UK factory and moves some production to Europe

Nestlé is to make almost 600 people redundant as it closes a factory in the UK and moves some of its production to Europe.

Why ‘strategic ambiguity’ around Taiwan’s status could become unsustainable

China has been increasing its military activities in and around Taiwan, making almost daily forays into the island's air defence identification zone since September.

‘We will defend ourselves to the very end’: Taiwan minister’s vow as China ‘prepares final assault’

China is "preparing for its final military assault" on Taiwan, the island's foreign minister has told Sky News, as he vowed to "defend ourselves to the very end".

Artists and performers call on PM to provide clarity on post-Brexit touring visas

More than 300 creative organisations have signed a letter to demand that Boris Johnson delivers on his promise to "fix the Brexit crisis" for their industry.

Met Police officers charged with misconduct over photos taken at sisters’ murder scene

Metropolitan Police officers have been charged with misconduct in public office over photos taken at the murder scene of two sisters in Wembley.

PMQs didn’t help much – these key unanswered questions remain over Boris Johnson’s flat refurb

At Prime Minister's Questions, MPs learnt from Boris Johnson about Tory housing policy, council tax plans, that the Labour opposition voted against his Brexit deal (they didn't), and the amounts of public money previous...

Charles ‘saddened’ by India COVID crisis and urges public to back oxygen appeal

The Prince of Wales has said he is "deeply saddened by the tragic images" in India as its coronavirus death toll passes 200,000.