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A seven-year-old boy developed life-threatening kidney failure following an E coli infection allegedly linked to him swimming in England's largest lake.

Contacts of the cases in Kent are being traced and offered antibiotics, reducing the risk that the current outbreak will grow. But for those made ill, it's horrific.

The findings reveal a mismatch, says Sky's political correspondent Rob Powell. Voters seem broadly supportive of the position the prime minister has taken - and yet still don't seem convinced about how he's dealt with the crisis.

Charles met young people who have received support from the King's Trust charity as he toured Aviva Studios.

He was arrested on suspicion of possessing a firearm, and the weapon is being "assessed" by West Midlands Police.

Around 60 million people, from northern Florida to New York state, are at risk from severe storms capable of destructive winds and tornadoes on Monday.

Police launched an investigation into the surveillance of locations and individuals linked to London's Jewish community.

South Wales Police said it received a live chat making threats to harm people and the information said an individual had the intention to attend the schools in possession of weapons.

In the annual Mais lecture, Rachel Reeves will say the UK cannot "bury our heads in the sand" on artificial intelligence, and will pledge £1bn investment to buy quantum computers.

Iran's deputy foreign minister Saeed Khatibzadeh has spoken exclusively to Sky News' international affairs editor Dominic Waghorn in Tehran.