Mummies on the move: Egypt holds grand parade to transfer antiquities to new museum

Egypt has held a special parade including a full orchestra and a light show as it transferred 22 ancient royal mummies to a new museum in Cairo.

Race report critics ‘insulting’ and taking it out of context, author says

People criticising a government-backed report on racial disparity are being "insulting" and taking it out of context, one of its authors has told Sky News.

Revellers condemned after breaching COVID rules to leave Cardiff Bay covered in rubbish

People who left litter strewn across Cardiff Bay have been condemned for breaking coronavirus regulations.

Police and demonstrators clash at ‘Kill the Bill’ protest in central London

At least one officer has been injured after clashes between police and demonstrators at a "Kill the Bill" protest in central London.

Boy, 13, among arrests after 15 police officers injured in Belfast riot

A 13-year-old boy is one of eight people arrested after 15 police officers were injured during rioting in Belfast.

Great-grandmother named as victim of fatal attack by escaped dogs

An 85-year-old woman who died after being attacked by two escaped dogs in her back garden has been named as Lucille Downer.

UK government ‘doing nothing’ to save British-Iranian man detained in Iran

A British man languishing in an Iranian jail says the UK government is not doing enough to save him in a recording smuggled out of prison.

Second COVID jabs pass five million as UK reports lowest deaths since September

The UK has reported its lowest number of COVID deaths since mid-September, while more than five million people have now had both doses of a vaccine.