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Around 4,000 people in Efrat - that's about a third of its population - are US citizens. And as we watched, a decent chunk of that number came to a community centre, clutching passports, documents, small Stars and Stripes flags and paperwork.

According to Spanish police, the men sent a relative several videos in which one of them appeared bloodied and was being threatened with a knife.

The UK government has withdrawn its staff from Iran.

Penal code decree says that a man who beats his wife enough to cause a visible wound faces 15 days in prison. Meanwhile, the punishment for anyone having animals or birds fight is five months in prison.

The possibility of a non-aggression pact, where Iran and its proxies would formally agree not to attack first, is also being considered.

Sky News Data and Forensics team has examined photographs and documents relating to Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein, to build a detailed timeline of events.

Sky's Cordelia Lynch reports on the latest between Pakistan and Afghanistan, as Islamabad say they're in 'open war'.

Former First Lady Hillary Clinton was the latest on the chopping block as the House Oversight Committee searches for answers.

The Ukrainian president urged the administration in Washington to tighten sanctions against the families of Russia's leadership and to provide Ukraine with more advanced weapons, arguing that only increased pressure would force Moscow to take ...

Pakistan carries out strikes on Kabul and two other provinces overnight - just hours after Afghanistan launches a cross-border attack.