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Sir Keir said the energy partnership with Norway would help to boost growth and protect against spikes in international energy prices like those seen when President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine.

Marcus Fakana, from David Lammy's Tottenham constituency, had a "holiday romance" with a girl who was 17 while with his family in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The Labour peer said families are pressuring young people to not work as they could lose their housing benefit if they earn even a small amount.

A Chinese man who befriended Prince Andrew has been banned from the UK after a judge said the man had an "unusual" degree of trust from the royal.

More than 35,000 migrants have arrived in the UK by crossing the Channel in small boats so far this year, the latest figures show.

Ensuring fairness between all the citizens of the UK is a permanent headache for any Westminster government. The word "devolution" implies England will be getting some of what the other nations have got. That is not the case.

Analysis for Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips shows the UK is just one of six OECD countries not to use an ID scheme. It comes after former prime minister Sir Tony Blair's latest push for digital ID to boost government efficiency.

The Home Office has said it is "on track" to deliver on Labour's pledge to remove more migrants from the UK in its first six months in power than during any other six-month period since 2018. But the number of Channel crossings keeps rising.

Elon Musk recognises that Reform is the party of common sense, according to its deputy leader Richard Tice in an interview with Sky News.

Former Tory leaders David Cameron and Theresa May met with a Chinese businessman, known as H6 for legal reasons, in photographic evidence seen by Sky News.