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Mr O'Flynn was diagnosed with stage four liver cancer which advanced rapidly. He was told he only had weeks to live.

The Thick of It aired 20 years ago this month and satirised the inner workings of modern British government - but although scenes were made up, they were close to the bone, the show's creator tells Sky News' Electoral Dysfunction podcast.

Nigel Farage's party is a threat to Labour MPs. But the PM's attempts to win round Reform voters could cause his own supporters to back someone else.

The payments were linked to the struggling firm securing a rescue loan of up to £3bn to stave off collapse earlier this year.

It comes with a step change in the UK's language on the humanitarian situation.

Solar and wind power projects will pop up nationwide, but many of the major ones are headed straight to the heart of Reform UK territory - and with building comes disruption.

The prime minister was criticised over how he spoke to Plaid Cymru's Westminster leader Liz Saville Roberts when she called out his language in an immigration speech.

The foreign secretary condemns Israel's latest actions in Gaza as "monstrous" and "dangerous" - but stops short of saying it had committed genocide.

I have been chewing over some of the main elements of the UK-EU agreement.

The sanctions will target Russia's weapons supply chains, Kremlin-funded information operations, financial institutions and its "shadow fleet".