One of the UK's longest-suffering COVID patients has revealed he was confronted by a conspiracy theorist during his 10-month stay in hospital and heard bogus claims that the virus is a hoax.

MPs should not use their parliamentary office for work relating to their second jobs, a cabinet minister has told Sky News, as a senior Conservative faces allegations he misused his Commons office to carry out legal work.

Some of the world's largest car manufacturers and vehicle producing nations will not sign a global deal to cut new car emissions by 2040, dealing a blow to one of Boris Johnson's key ambitions for the COP26 summit.

Two of the Turpin sisters, who along with their 11 siblings were held captive by their parents for years, have spoken out about the "hell" they endured. 

The Supreme Court will hand down a judgment on Wednesday in what has been described as one of the most significant cases in recent legal history: Lloyd v Google.

The man who injured himself and got stuck in a Brecon Beacons cave for two days is named George Linnane, Sky News can reveal.

The Duke of Sussex has claimed that he warned the boss of Twitter about a coup being staged against the US on the platform just a day before the deadly riots at the Capitol.

Baby and toddler snacks deemed as "healthy" can contain as much as two teaspoons of unnecessary sugar despite being sold as a weaning food, a study has found.

Ant-Man star Paul Rudd has said his wife was "stupefied" when he told her he had been named sexiest man alive by People magazine.

First aid kits containing military-grade dressings and tourniquets should be installed in key locations to save lives following terrorist attacks and stabbings, experts have said.