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Israel felt it had no choice but to respond to Hamas provocation - but the response may be seen as disproportionate. Both sides have their grievances and, in the midst, a fragile ceasefire is teetering.

Hospitals report women and children are among the dead after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the attack ...

Sky News returns to Torrent, near Valencia, which a year ago was devastated by flooding which caused hundreds of deaths. A sense of anger remains over how the authorities responded to the disaster.

There is still plenty of tension, even anger, bubbling not far under the surface of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. But it does still hold - and there are three decisive factors currently ensuring that it does.

Officers targeted alleged drug kingpins and their money-laundering operations, leading to clashes so widespread that health services, schools and transport were disrupted.

Thousands of British tourists are hunkered down in their hotels as Hurricane Melissa passes over Jamaica, while one man paid £3,500 to fly his family back to the UK early.

Videos of the executions of senior Sudanese Armed Forces commanders in Al Fashir have been shared on social media.

Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) soldiers fled a key city in the hours before the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured its infantry division - leaving around 200,000 civilians trapped, Sky News understands.

A damning report finds foreign aid spending on migrant hotels is not effective, and pulling development aid will lead to "devastating consequences".

Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered his military to immediately carry out strikes in Gaza.