The World Food Programme has run out of food stocks in Gaza due to Israel's blockade, leaving kitchens in the enclave without food.

Bite marks on a Roman-era skeleton found in York are the first physical evidence gladiators fought animals, experts have said.

Former national security adviser Fiona Hill has claimed that Donald Trump wants to govern the US in a similar fashion to Vladimir Putin, with a hyper-personalised presidency and without checks and balances. Hill also stated that Trump wants to reset the US-Russia relationship and extricate the US from its support for Ukraine.

Leaked documents contradict the IDF's official narrative of the killing of aid workers in Gaza, revealing that soldiers fired at the workers from 'point-blank' range. The new findings also show that the IDF investigators were 'not convinced' by the deputy commander's claims that he misidentified the rescue convoy as Hamas.

Edward Berger's Conclave is a fictional take on the closed-door process of appointing a new pontiff, which is set to begin for real in the Vatican on 5 May.

The Royal Navy's flagship HMS Prince of Wales is embarking on an eight-month deployment to showcase the UK's naval and air power, with joint exercises and visits to 40 countries. The deployment will involve up to 4,500 military personnel from 12 other nations and aims to support key trade routes and demonstrate credible deterrence.

Harvard University is taking legal action against the Trump administration after the government froze $2.2bn in funding following the university's rejection of demands.

As cardinals prepare for the papal conclave, Sky News explores potential candidates to replace Pope Francis.

The Israeli military has fired a deputy commander and reprimanded a commanding officer following an investigation into the deadly attack on aid workers in Gaza.

Pope Francis makes a brief appearance to bless crowds on Easter Sunday, addressing international conflicts.

A father mourns the loss of his children in an Israeli airstrike on a church building in Gaza, while the humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens due to Israel's blockade and intensified bombing campaign.

Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed more than 90 people, including women and children. Israel is intensifying attacks to pressure Hamas to release hostages and agree to disarm. The UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with the population relying on prepared meals from charity kitchens.

Donald Trump threatens to abandon Ukraine peace talks as he denies being played by Russia.

At least 38 people have been killed in US air strikes on a fuel port in Yemen, according to Houthi-run media. The strikes were carried out in retaliation for attacks in the Red Sea.

Donald Trump has announced a second 'fest' with King Charles, which is expected to be a full state visit to the UK in September. The UK government sees the state visit as an opportunity to use British soft power and the Royal Family to strengthen the strained special relationship with the US.

US senator meets man wrongly deported to El Salvador by the Trump administration, sparking controversy and criticism from Democrats and Republicans.

Sky News investigation reveals details of Israel's deadly attack on aid workers in Gaza, contradicting Israel's initial and subsequent accounts of the incident.

Alex Garland, the director of Warfare, discusses the anti-war message of the film and the experiences of war veterans who feel heard and understood.

A Florida elementary school principal and a teacher have been charged after hosting a house party where around 100 children were found drinking.

Israeli strike kills family of 10 in Gaza, health officials say - as UN raises alarm over food cut-off

Cyprus attorney general appeals after five Israeli men cleared of gang raping British tourist in Ayia Napa.

A Palestinian man was forced to leave his trapped family members after receiving a warning from the IDF. The lack of heavy equipment in Gaza hindered rescue efforts.

Harvard University defies Trump's demands, risking billions in federal funding, as it accuses the administration of trying to control the university and violating its first amendment rights.

Holocaust survivor Mala Tribich warns of the possibility of a repeat of the Second World War atrocity and urges people to take steps to prevent it from happening again.

Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse was denied entry to Hong Kong and says it should be a 'wake-up call' to all parliamentarians. She suspects it happened because she is a member of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (Ipac).

Ecuador re-elects Daniel Noboa as president with a controversial approach to tackling gang crime. His opponent rejects the result, claiming electoral fraud.

Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse was denied entry to Hong Kong to visit her newborn grandson, sparking concerns about freedom of expression and human rights.

The first round of US-Iran talks exceeded expectations, but further rounds will be more complicated and potentially disagreeable.

Iran and the US are engaging in 'indirect talks' over Iran's nuclear program in Muscat, Oman, mediated by Omani officials.

Palestinian student activist Mahmoud Khalil can be deported from the US, an immigration judge has ruled.

Israel's changing explanation for the deaths of 15 aid workers in Gaza has raised questions about the incident and the credibility of Israel's account.

Labour MPs, including Jeremy Corbyn, are calling for a Chilcot-style inquiry into the UK's role in the Gaza war, with support from other parties. This call for an inquiry risks reigniting internal Labour divisions over Gaza, and comes as Israel faces accusations of control and censorship for denying entry to and deporting two MPs who had traveled there with a parliamentary delegation.

US correspondents discuss Trump's tariffs and negotiations with world leaders, while Netanyahu visits to discuss a better tariff deal and the ceasefire in Gaza falters.

The UK government is facing criticism for not implementing Graduated Driving Licences (GDLs) for new drivers, despite evidence showing that GDLs reduce deaths among young drivers. Road safety organizations, bereaved families, and MPs have called for the government to follow Canada's lead on GDLs. The UK government claims that GDLs unfairly penalize young drivers and is exploring other options to address the issue.

Donald Trump's news conference with Benjamin Netanyahu was noncommittal and contradictory, leaving world leaders confused about the possibility of negotiations and the extent to which tariffs could be removed or reduced.

The Palestine Red Crescent Society has called for an independent investigation into the deaths of 15 aid workers killed by Israeli troops in Gaza in March. The group's president has asked the UN Security Council to form an investigation committee and hold those responsible accountable for these crimes.

King Charles and Queen Camilla will begin their state visit to Italy, highlighting the importance of the visit in the context of Brexit and the disruption caused by Donald Trump's presidency.

The suspended surgeon at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge has been named as paediatric consultant Kuldeep Stohr. Eight hundred patients operated on by Ms Stohr are having their cases urgently re-examined, after an external review found nine children whose care fell below expected standards.

Two Labour MPs, Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed, were deported by Israel after being refused entry. Yang has called for accountability and media freedom in Gaza, while Mohamed has condemned Israel's actions as war crimes and called for a UK ban on Israeli goods.

Sir Keir Starmer to announce more support for businesses as Trump tariffs take hold, causing global markets to plummet.

More than a third of UK adults are unable to identify symptoms of bowel cancer, according to new research. Stigma about symptoms is a problem that experts say is common when it comes to bowel cancer, the fourth most common type of cancer in the UK.

Two Labour MPs have been denied entry to Israel and deported after being accused of planning to document security forces and spread anti-Israel sentiment.

The IDF admits to mistakenly identifying aid workers as a threat after video footage shows their clearly marked ambulances.

New video undermines Israel's account of aid worker deaths and suggests a cover-up by the IDF in Gaza.

Protests against the housing crisis in Spain, driven by a tourism boom, have taken place in 40 cities with hundreds of thousands of participants.

Kim Jong Un test-fires 'new sniper rifle' during visit to special forces troops at military training base.

Gaza's health ministry has removed 1,852 people from its official list of fatalities after finding that some had died of natural causes or were alive but had been imprisoned.

At least 16 people, including six children, have been killed in a Russian missile strike on Volodymyr Zelenskyy's home city, according to Ukrainian officials.

Israeli airstrike kills at least 27 sheltering at Gaza school, says Hamas-run health ministry

Hungary will withdraw from the ICC as Benjamin Netanyahu visits the country, despite an ICC arrest warrant against him.

Two men have been arrested in London over alleged Hezbollah links. One of them was involved in preparations for an act of terrorism. They have been released on bail until mid-July.

A mass grave containing the bodies of 15 first responders was found in Gaza, as attacks on aid workers in the region increase.

Israel is expanding its military operation in Gaza and plans to seize large areas of the territory, according to the country's defence minister. The offensive is aimed at removing Hamas and ending the war.

Israel accused of targeting aid workers in Gaza, as bodies recovered from 'mass grave'

Sir Keir Starmer to address summit on illegal migration, calling for unity among nations to combat people smuggling and announcing £33m investment to disrupt networks.

Whisper Group, founded by Jake Humphrey and David Coulthard, is in talks with potential buyers for a sale. The company is open to various options and is focused on expanding in sport and international markets.

A judge in the US has ordered that a Turkish student detained by immigration officials should not be deported for now after voicing support for Palestinians. The Department of Homeland Security accused the student of engaging in activities in support of Hamas, but has not provided evidence.

Tate Britain will return a 17th century painting looted by the Nazis to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector.

Donald Trump has signed an executive order targeting the Smithsonian Institution and accusing it of promoting 'corrosive ideology' and 'divisive' ideas. Vice President JD Vance has been tasked with removing 'improper ideology' from the institution.

The number of children killed in Gaza has risen above 15,000, leaving many orphaned and unable to dream of growing up. The United Nations has reported a doubling of cases of malnutrition among children in northern Gaza, and hundreds of children have been killed in the recent attacks.

The US is increasing its military presence in the Middle East, potentially planning heavy strikes on the Houthis in Yemen and sending a message to Iran.

Downing Street remains confident in intelligence sharing with the US despite security breach involving the Trump administration.

Gerard Depardieu denies sexual assault but admits to boorish behavior in trial.

Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal has been detained by the Israeli military in the occupied West Bank after being beaten up by Israeli settlers.

Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal has been detained by the Israeli military after being beaten up by Israeli settlers, according to activists.

An American journalist was accidentally included in a group chat where senior US officials discussed conducting airstrikes on Yemen's Houthis. The journalist revealed that he knew about the attack before it happened. The group chat included US vice president JD Vance, defence secretary Pete Hegseth, national security adviser Mike Waltz, and director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.

Disney's live-action remake of Snow White And The Seven Dwarves tops box office despite controversy and mixed reviews.

At least seven people have been killed in drone attacks in Ukraine ahead of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

Tens of thousands of jobs on South Africa's citrus farms are at risk if the US imposes tariffs.

At least six people have died in southern Lebanon following Israeli airstrikes in response to rocket fire from Lebanon. The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is at risk as the violence escalates.

Sir Keir Starmer expresses concern about the lack of humanitarian aid in Gaza, Israel cuts off supplies, and Israeli attacks resume after failed ceasefire negotiations.

Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu has been detained and questioned on terror-related charges and corruption allegations, sparking widespread protests across Turkey. Hundreds of protesters have been arrested during demonstrations in multiple cities. Mr Imamoglu is a popular opposition figure and is seen as a top challenger to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The detention is viewed by many as a politically driven attempt to remove him from the next presidential race.

Protests sweep Turkey as Istanbul mayor, a key challenger to Erdogan, appears in court on corruption and terror links allegations.

A Russian drone attack in Zaporizhzhia kills three family members and injures 12 people, highlighting differing interpretations of the ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia.

Two killed and eight injured in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon in response to rocket fire. Concerns raised about the stability of the ceasefire.

Israel announces the killing of Hamas' military intelligence chief in southern Gaza and orders ground forces to advance deeper into Gaza to pressure Hamas to release more hostages.

Incoming IOC president Kirsty Coventry plans to open talks on Russia's potential return to the Olympics and opposes banning countries over conflicts. She also discussed gender eligibility in sports and the future of Olympic hosts.

Disney's use of CGI in the live-action Snow White remake has drawn criticism from disability activists, who feel 'erased' and 'disregarded' by the decision. The film has already faced controversy over casting choices and the suitability of the story for the modern era.

Israeli strikes have killed at least 85 Palestinians in Gaza, including five UN staff members, as fighting in the enclave continues.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin discussed the possibility of a hockey match between their countries, using sport as a tool of diplomacy to foster cooperation and unity.

The International Olympic Committee's presidential election is taking place, with Lord Sebastian Coe, Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr, and Kirsty Coventry as the main contenders.

Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key rival of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has been arrested by Turkish police on charges of corruption and terror links. The arrest comes days before Imamoglu is expected to be nominated as the presidential candidate for his party.

Labour, the party that created the welfare state, is now focused on cutting it back. Liz Kendall, the Labour work and pensions secretary, is unrepentant about going harder on benefit cuts than her Conservative predecessors.

Vladimir Putin agrees to partial ceasefire in Ukraine after phone call with Donald Trump.

The Israeli army has ordered the evacuation of large swathes of Gaza after a series of deadly overnight strikes, including areas that satellite images show are densely populated.

The parents of a US student missing in the Dominican Republic have asked police to declare her dead. Sudiksha Konanki, 20, disappeared on 6 March while walking along a beach in Punta Cana.

Israeli army issues evacuation orders for areas in Gaza, potentially signaling a ground offensive.

Israel launches extensive strikes in Gaza, resulting in numerous casualties. Ceasefire negotiations have collapsed, and the lives of Israeli hostages are at risk.

The UK government has accused Israel of breaking international law by blocking aid into Gaza, marking the first time it has made such a statement.

A father mourns the loss of his son in a nightclub fire in North Macedonia, which resulted in 59 deaths and over 150 injuries. Four arrest warrants have been issued in connection with the incident.

Pope Francis delivers his Sunday prayer from the hospital, acknowledging his current challenges and expressing solidarity with the sick. He highlights the importance of love, prayer, and hope in difficult times.

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza has killed at least nine Palestinians, including three journalists, and six volunteers from the Al Khair Foundation. The Israeli military says it struck two individuals who it identified as 'terrorists' and later struck several other suspects. The incident underscores the fragility of the ceasefire agreement in the region.

A gang has been jailed for kidnapping a Jewish-Israeli music producer in West Wales. The plot was described as 'significant and highly sophisticated' and targeted the victim based on his Jewish heritage and perceived wealth.

Thomas Tuchel has announced his first England squad, prioritizing veterans and the goal of winning the World Cup. The squad includes the return of Jordan Henderson and Marcus Rashford, and Harry Kane remains the captain.

The BBC has settled with four female news presenters over employment tribunal claims of age and sex discrimination. The presenters expressed their gratitude for the support they received and look forward to contributing further to the success of BBC News.

Hamas has offered to release an American-Israeli soldier and four other dual nationals as part of negotiations for the second phase of a peace deal with Israel.