Victims’ families still seeking answers and justice six months on from Beirut explosion

The lawyer representing hundreds of families still grieving after the Beirut explosion has told Sky News that the British authorities may hold the key to providing them with answers and justice.

It was the stuff of nightmares on Moscow’s equivalent of Regent Street

The Kremlin says it is the protesters who are the hooligans and provocateurs. So does state TV.

It was the stuff of nightmares on Moscow’s equivalent of Regent Street

The Kremlin says it is the protesters who are the hooligans and provocateurs. So does state TV.

The impact vaccinating everyone over 70 may have – and what happens when over 50s get the jab, too

With more than 10 million people now receiving their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, what could the impact on the NHS be?

Special mixing rules among vaccinated people a no-go

Allowing people who have had both doses of the coronavirus vaccine to meet up with each other without social distancing has been ruled out.

Sniffer dogs detect coronavirus with 94% accuracy

A German veterinary clinic has trained sniffer dogs to detect coronavirus in human saliva samples - with 94% accuracy.

Russia’s foreign minister hits out at West for ‘hysteria’ over Navalny jailing

Russia's foreign minister has described reaction from Western countries to opposition leader Alexei Navalny's jailing as "hysteria" - telling them to keep out of Russia's affairs.

Police commanders fall out with bosses over tactics used on night of Manchester Arena attack

Police commanders on duty on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing have been granted separate legal representation after falling out with their bosses over the tactics they used on the night.