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Stephen Wales says he "definitely gets grossed out" by some infestations - and tells of how a common small animal in your loft "can sound like a wild animal on the rampage".

Paramedics have been sent to the scene of a rail derailment in Cumbria, which has affected rail services.

Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers says it remains cautiously optimistic it is on track to secure fare growth across its financial year as a whole.

In a wide-ranging interview with Wilfred Frost, Warren Stephens also gives his views on getting tough with President Putin and the future of relations with China.

Briton Viswashkumar Ramesh was the only person to walk away from the Air India Flight 171 crash in June, with his younger brother among the victims.

Allan Bryant was last seen in Glenrothes on 3 November 2013. Police Scotland say there is currently no evidence of criminality and the 23-year-old's disappearance remains a missing person inquiry.

The National Audit Office says that severe financial pressures, outdated technology and staffing shortages leave the police poorly positioned to deal with the changing nature of crime and deliver on the government's policing commitments.

There is no doubt that the climate crisis is the most consequential of global issues. But can what Prince William says or does drag attention away from what has been a monumental royal scandal?

A nine-month-old baby has died after a dog attack in a Welsh town.

Student Amira Ostalski tells Sky News how she picked up a metal tray in the buffet car to defend herself as people around her were stabbed.