BAFTA’s spotlight on diversity: Director says film tells story of people ‘you don’t see on screen’

Young black women are forced to be "stronger and more resilient than their years should require", a BAFTA-nominated director has told Sky News.

England’s pubs, shops and restaurants prepare to reopen – but PM postpones his pint

England's coronavirus restrictions will be eased further on Monday, with pubs and restaurants allowed to serve customers outdoors.

Opening up after the lockdown: Does 12 April mark the long road back?

"Hello London" says the brightly optimistic 12-foot yellow sign on the piazza in Covent Garden.

Man charged with murder over death of millionaire hotelier Sir Richard Sutton

A 34-year-old man has been charged with the murder of one of Britain's wealthiest men, police have said.

What does it mean to be in a period of national mourning?

The Duke of Edinburgh's death on Friday officially began the UK's period of national mourning.

BAFTA praises Prince Philip for getting it through ‘difficult times’ as William pulls out of awards ceremony

BAFTA has paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh at the opening night of its film awards, hailing the prince for getting it through "difficult times".

More than 80 dead after rifle grenades land on Myanmar protesters

More than 80 people have been killed by rifle grenades in yet more violent clashes between the military and protesters in Myanmar.

More than 80 dead after rifle grenades land on Myanmar protesters

More than 80 people have been killed by rifle grenades in yet more violent clashes between the military and protesters in Myanmar.