Far-right group members tracked down by Sky News indicted over US Capitol attack

Two members of a far-right group tracked down by Sky News after an attack on the US Capitol have been indicted.

Far-right group members tracked down by Sky News indicted over US Capitol attack

Two members of a far-right group tracked down by Sky News after an attack on the US Capitol have been indicted.Jessica Marie Watkins, 38, and Donovan Ray Crowl, 50, were indicted along with Thomas...

PM’s trip to Scotland deemed ‘non-essential’ by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Boris Johnson is flying into a storm of protest with a visit to Scotland that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon claims is not an essential journey.

PM’s trip to Scotland deemed ‘non-essential’ by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Boris Johnson is flying into a storm of protest with a visit to Scotland that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon claims is not an essential journey.

PM’s trip to Scotland deemed ‘non-essential’ by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Boris Johnson is flying into a storm of protest with a visit to Scotland that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon claims is not an essential journey.The prime minister is heading to Scotland on a one-day...

Senior Tory MP urged anti-vaxxers to ‘persist’ with campaign

A senior Conservative MP urged anti-vaccination campaigners to keep going with their fight against government restrictions and told them NHS capacity figures were being "manipulated" to exaggerate the scale of coronavirus, Sky News can...

COVID vaccines ‘can’t fail’ to reduce spread of virus, says deputy chief medic

Vaccines "couldn't fail" to have some impact on the spread of coronavirus, according to England's deputy chief medical officer.

Police take down botnet that hacked ‘millions of computers’

Emotet, one of the world's most dangerous cyber crime services, has been taken down following one of the largest ever internationally-coordinated actions against cyber criminals.Although it began as banking malware designed to steal financial...