Russian attacks on UK cyberinfrastructure will be ‘feature of our life’, former MI6 chief warns 
Jean-Marie Le Pen was divisive and difficult – but he changed the shape of French politics 
Sir Keir Starmer appears to woo TUC – but trouble remains in Westminster
When Sir Tony Blair used to address the TUC conference, the joke was that he told his driver to keep...
Planning laws preventing faster internet, BT boss Marc Allera tells Sky News
Planning regulation is slowing down the rollout of faster internet, the chief executive of BT's consumer division has told Sky...
Jobs, 5G and The Spectator
Paul Kelso discusses the purchase of The Spectator magazine with Sky's City editor, Mark Kleinman. He also talks to James...
Starbucks suddenly replaces CEO after sales drop
Starbucks has suddenly replaced its chief executive after the company suffered a bigger-than-expected drop in sales.The coffee chain's board announced...
Harris campaign target of ‘foreign actor influence operation’, according to FBI
The FBI has told Kamala Harris's presidential campaign it was the target of a "foreign actor influence operation".In a statement,...
Dominique Pelicot: French man accused of inviting dozens of men to rape his wife taken to hospital on day he was to give evidence
A man accused of inviting at least 50 other men to rape his wife has been taken to hospital on...
‘A threat to all of Europe’: Iran is supplying Russia with ballistic missiles, says US secretary of state
Iran has sent short-range ballistic missiles to Russia and the Kremlin "will likely use them within weeks in Ukraine", the...
Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments as government wins vote on cut
MPs have voted to cut the winter fuel payment for all but the country's poorest pensioners.A Tory move to block...
Ministers to meet SMEs over radical workers’ rights reforms
Representatives of Britain's army of small businesses will hold talks with ministers this week amid a mounting backlash against radical...