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Sir Keir Starmer says there is no "simple solution" to stop boys from being radicalised online, calling misogyny a "cultural issue".

Richard Chamberlain, who starred in the TV medical drama "Dr Kildare" and the 1980s mini-series "Shogun" has died at the age of 90, his publicist said.

Daltrey says age is robbing him of his sight and hearing, while guitarist Pete Townshend says dancing like Mick Jagger knackered his knee.

Chewbacca's weapon and Luke Skywalker's "Medal of Yarvin" feature in some of the most iconic scenes in the original Star Wars trilogy.

The BAFTA-winning producer of Channel 4's Formula One coverage is working with corporate financiers at KPMG on a potential sale, Sky News learns.

The Grand Theft Auto series boasts two winning ingredients that some other games do not have - brand power and fan loyalty.

Tech giant Meta is being sued by a group of authors in the US, accused of breaching copyright laws by using a prominent so-called "shadow library", LibGen, to develop its AI software. Meta has denied the claim and argues the case should be thrown out ...

Baby Reindeer leads the nominations for this year's BAFTA TV Awards with eight nods, while Mr Bates vs The Post Office, Rivals and Slow Horses each have six.

More than 130 programmes have received nominations for this year's BAFTA TV Awards, which will be hosted by actor Alan Cumming in May.

Stars of the TV show, Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland, told Sky News about the pressures farmers across the country face, and how it impacts their mental health at an event hosted by Prince William.