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The decision was welcomed as a "first step" which avoided the "worst outcome".

Sky News has used satellite imagery, verified footage, eyewitness reporting and data to track Israel's campaign in Lebanon and the use of tactics that some human rights experts believe could be illegal.

Darren Gibson, 56, and Rebecca Kirton, 41, were jailed for 24 years and 12 years respectively in 2024 for grooming and abusing three teenage girls.

Cambridgeshire Police said there were five people in the vehicle, two males and three females aged between 16 and 18, when it crashed.

Victor Popa, 35, lured the drunk teenager into his vehicle and subjected her to the serious sexual assault while she repeatedly "blanked out".

Anas Sarwar called for Sir Keir Starmer to step down as prime minister in February as he said no change could affect Scotland.

Billy Yuen allegedly "tasked" Peter Wai, who worked as a UK Border Force officer, to conduct surveillance on dissidents in the UK. Yuen and Wai deny assisting the Chinese intelligence service.

The US central bank has raised its forecast for inflation as the Iran war-linked surge in global energy prices threatens self-inflicted damage on the world's largest economy.

Sprinter Ben Johnson and cyclist Lance Armstrong feature on a growing list of sporting results and victories that have later been changed or overturned.

Experts wanted to understand why children starting formal childcare outside their own homes were so susceptible to a range of different common infections.