Thousands cram into disease-ridden camps after fleeing in terror from ‘the land of fear’

You can see the boats sail into Pakaquiteta beach every morning, carrying people and possessions from an area in Mozambique that is known as "the land of fear".

Council clerk reveals all about THAT foul-mouthed Zoom meeting

The woman at the centre of a foul-mouthed online rural parish council meeting has told Sky News she has "never seen anything like it".

When can lockdown finally end? This is what scientists are looking out for

More than a month into the latest national lockdown, some scientists and politicians are at odds over when the UK will be able to lift the restrictions.

UK condemns Russia’s expulsion of European diplomats who attended ‘illegal’ Navalny protests

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has criticised the Russian government after diplomats from several European countries were expelled from the country for allegedly joining protests in support of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

Sound Of Music actor Christopher Plummer has died aged 91

The Sound Of Music and All The Money In The World actor Christopher Plummer has died at the age of 91, his manager has said.

New UK COVID cases continue to fall as nearly 11 million get first vaccine dose

The number of new coronavirus cases in the UK has fallen once again, with almost 11 million people having now received their first vaccine dose.

Host sworn at during viral council meeting admits she didn’t know who was in charge

The woman at the centre of a foul-mouthed council meeting that went viral has admitted she did not know who should have been in charge.

Female Nazi death camp secretary charged with complicity in 10,000 inmates’ murders

A woman who worked as a secretary in a Nazi death camp has been charged with being complicit in the deaths of 10,000 inmates.