World
Dispatches and analysis from correspondents across the globe.
Why May's view on Russia hasn't changed in a world that has
Watching Donald Trump's approach to Ukraine swing from support to public criticism and, at times, outright hostility, I couldn't help wondering whether Theresa May belongs to a different era of political leadership.
Gianni Infantino rapidly losing support to remain FIFA president
Gianni Infantino is rapidly losing support to remain as FIFA president, Sky News has learned, after European nations announced a World Cup boycott if he goes ahead with selling part of the tournament to private investors.
19 dead as almost 50,000 migrants enter Spanish enclave from Morocco
Spain has deployed its military to restore order at its border with Morocco in Ceuta after an alleged 49,000 migrants poured into the tiny Spanish territory, with at least 19 dying in the attempt.
British YouTuber and rapper found not guilty of raping woman
British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly has been found not guilty of raping a woman in an Australian hotel room almost two years ago.
At least 10 killed as flash floods and typhoon hit China
At least 10 people have died as extreme weather conditions, including a powerful typhoon and flash flooding, swept across many parts of China.
FIFA president's extraordinary online rant at World Cup critics
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has said critics of the World Cup were "consumed by hate", accusing them of spreading "false rumours" and obsessing over "strange disciplinary rulings".
Wildfires ravage Europe | Could Burnham call early election?
Tap to never miss an episode: Follow Cheat Sheet here
Zelenskyy on defence sackings, a possible drone deal, and a 'long war'
In the ornate baroque surroundings of the Mariinskii Palace in central Kyiv, Volodymyr Zelenskyy handed out honours to military medics and civilian health workers to mark their contribution to the nation's war effort.