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The second episode of Sky's new series looks at the history behind the current conflict between the US and Iran - and how it could all end.

Russia was twice banned from the Games, first in 2016 over a state-sponsored doping scheme, and then in 2022 due to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

George Seda, the chief of police in Nairobi, warned that the number of people killed may rise.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon also supported blocking Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from being in line for the throne.

Russian missile strikes have killed seven people in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city.

Trump did not ask Kurdish armed groups based in Iraqi Kurdistan to launch a ground incursion into Iran when he spoke to political leaders on the phone, a source confirmed.

Trump did not ask Kurdish armed groups based in Iraqi Kurdistan to launch a ground incursion into Iran when he spoke to political leaders on the phone, a source confirmed.

Saleh Ahmed, 55, was delivering drinking water when he was fatally struck by debris after a missile attack on the first day of the war. His son tells Sky News he does not believe his father knew the conflict had started.

Sky News has managed to record the destruction in Dahiyeh, but only with the permission of the Islamist militants who control this part of the Lebanese capital.

Ukraine, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland, and Lithuania all boycotted the Milan Cortina opening ceremony.