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The 38-year-old has two weeks to respond to the probe. She has apologised and said her approach was a negotiating tactic.

Cuts to the agency's schemes will lead to more fatalities from diseases like AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis, and a higher mortality rate among women and young children.

While it is yet to be formally announced, both US and Israeli officials have said Benjamin Netanyahu will be travelling to Washington to meet Donald Trump next Monday.

Despite toughening their condemnation of what's happening in Gaza, ministers have consistently refused to describe Israel's actions as genocide. A court ruling has given MPs the chance to further question the government's stance.

A proposed 60-day truce, tied to a staged hostage exchange, remains on the table. Yet significant differences remain. For the people trapped in Gaza, the renewed diplomatic efforts feel distant, abstract - as if unfolding on another planet.

Mike Lynch, 59, and daughter Hannah, 18, were among seven people who were killed when the Bayesian sank off Sicily on 19 August 2024.

The current heat dome is hovering across most of Europe and bringing soaring temperatures. Here, Sky News looks at how they form, whether they're becoming more common - and why scientists call heatwaves the "silent killer".

Known for the iconic annual film festival, Cannes is a glamourous holiday spot on the southern French coast popular with British tourists and expats.

The US president urges both sides to agree a ceasefire - as Israel orders a mass evacuation of Palestinians in large swathes of northern Gaza.

Police say they received nearly 100 calls in just a few days from women identifying the two suspects in Olorato Mongale's murder.