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A man has been arrested in connection with the large-scale illegal tipping of waste in Oxfordshire, police have said.

OpenAI has said a teenager who died after months of conversations with ChatGPT misused the chatbot and the company it is not liable for his death.

If there was much surprise and confusion about the origins of a US-backed peace proposal for Ukraine that had Russian fingerprints all over it, there is less now.

One in four GPs are now using artificial intelligence (AI) in their work, despite almost none having formal training or guidance from their employers, new research has found.

At least 13 people have died in a fire which has engulfed multiple buildings at a high-rise residential complex in Hong Kong.

A Ukrainian sumo wrestler who left his homeland after Russia's full-scale invasion has made history in Japan.

Taiwan will prepare itself for combat within the next two years amid "intensifying" threats from China, the nation's president has declared.

Reports of a "board-level orchestrated coup" at the BBC are "complete nonsense", non-executive director Sir Robbie Gibb has told MPs.

Bereaved families of black, minorities and migrant women who died after suffering violence and abuse have called on the prime minister to help end femicide.

Heathrow's £33bn proposal for a third runway has been chosen as the plan to expand the airport, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has announced.

The British Army has paused the use of its new Ajax armoured fighting vehicles after "around 30" soldiers suffered vibration and hearing problems following a training exercise at the weekend.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has vowed to defy any US attempt to overthrow his government - telling crowds that "failure is not an option".

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a controversial US and Israeli-backed aid distribution group, has said it will permanently cease operations.

The organiser of Miss Universe has told Sky News he cannot stand down from his position - despite allegations he was aggressive towards a contestant.

The owner of William Hill has drawn up contingency plans to seek a buyer for its market-leading Italian operation to fortify its balance sheet as it braces itself for a swingeing gambling tax raid in this week's budget.

Ministers have been briefed on major curbs to the jury service which could see juries only used to decide on cases of murder, rape or manslaughter, Sky News understands.

Jimmy Cliff, a musical artist who helped bring reggae to an international audience, has died aged 81.

The boss of British Gas's parent company has said he would be happy to pay more tax as he called for levies on bills to be removed and transferred to general taxation.

Two teenagers have launched a legal challenge over Australia's ban on social media for children younger than 16.

A defiant Rachel Reeves has urged Labour MPs to unite behind this week's budget - but appeared to admit they might not like all of her policies.

Four more arrests have been made by French police investigating the Louvre museum heist.

"Drill, baby, drill" was Donald Trump's campaign pledge - and he's following through with a proposal to expand fossil fuel production, which environmentalists say would have devastating consequences.

Multiple London councils have been hit by a cyber attack, with the potential for residents' data to have been compromised.

Forget "ello, ello, ello" - modern policing's now about "AI, AI, AI".

Mayors will be able to introduce tourist taxes across England, the government has announced.

Farmers have driven a convoy of tractors into Westminster on budget day over proposed inheritance tax changes.

As the world waits for Russia's next move over the US-proposed ceasefire deal with Ukraine, only one man has been trusted to head up Donald Trump's envoy to Moscow - and he's far from the typical diplomat.