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Science fiction author Neil Gaiman has defended travelling more than 11,000 miles from New Zealand to his house on Skye in breach of Scotland’s lockdown rules.
Sultan Ibragimov has been the subject of sensational stories, some barely believable, but none have explained his hasty disappearance as a world heavyweight champion.
The 2021 driver market burst into life last week with the high-profile moves of Carlos Sainz and Daniel Ricciardo – leading the Sky Sports F1 team to debate what other shake-ups we could see on the grid.
Premier League clubs will hold their latest emergency conference call on ‘Project Restart’ on Monday morning, with a vote required to initiate a return to training in small groups. Sky Sports News’ chief reporter Bryan Swanson answers the key questions…
A manhunt is under way after a woman, 19, was shot near a Lidl store in Blackburn, later dying in hospital.
The number of people on the Isle of Wight who have downloaded the trial phone app that tracks COVID-19 has exceeded all expectations, the island’s MP has told Sky News.
Poor families are more reluctant to send their children back to school during the coronavirus pandemic despite fewer opportunities for them to learn at home, a survey suggests.
Police have appealed to motorists for dashcam footage of roads where a missing diplomat was known to regularly jog.
A pub boss has created a prototype aimed at enabling punters to safely enjoy a post-lockdown pint.
Commuters returning to work have been warned to expect crowd management and social distancing measures as public transport services ramp up.
