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The gutted carcasses of millions of homes, the signature of horrific firepower, Russian air strikes and Assad's barrel bombs, flung at civilian life. Eleven million people fled their homes during Syria's 13-year civil war, leaving rubble and dust ...

A response to the call for aid from Mayotte is under way, but some are still waiting for news from their loved ones on the island. Sky News spoke to a student yet to hear from her family there.

Ms Pelicot has become a hero for sexual assault survivors after waiving her right to anonymity in a case that shocked the world.

The most bizarre moments that made headlines this year.

Global demand for the fossil fuel is forecast to hit a record 8.77 billion tonnes, offsetting likely growth in renewable energy, as demand in China, by far the world's largest coal consumer, is expected to be nearly a third higher than in the rest of ...

Ottavia Piana suffered multiple fractures when she fell while exploring an uncharted part of the Bueno Fonteno cave, situated to the east of the city of Bergamo.

The second bout will see British boxer Fury aim to reclaim the WBC, WBO and WBA heavyweight titles, which he lost after the pair's first fight back in May.

A citizen from Uzbekistan has been detained over the killing of Russian nuclear forces general Igor Kirillov, Russia's investigative committee has said.

Jones' varied career also included hosting a popular radio show for 18 years and working as a speechwriter for former Prime Minister Michael Fraser. He's vowed to clear his name in front of a jury.

A "happy-go-lucky" student was stabbed near a canal in Amsterdam and left for dead, an inquest has heard. The coroner concluded Danny Castledine was killed by multiple stab wounds.