All news for 2025-02-15

The UK military is "so run down" it could not lead any future peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, the former head of the Army has stated.

A British couple who have been detained in Iran have been named as Craig and Lindsay Foreman who were on a motorbike trip across the world.

During recent inspections, rodent infestations and expired food were discovered throughout government canteens and cafes.

An additional 69 people were rescued during what French authorities described as a very busy night for crossings.

Hamas freed three men captured on October 7 in a swap for over 360 Palestinian detainees held in Israel.

According to the police, a mother and her two-year-old daughter have died following the car attack in Munich.

A man in his 70s died on a Jet2 plane forcing it to make an emergency landing.

The UK’s most miserable town dubbed ‘an island of despair’ could become a part of London leaving some people less than thrilled.

Russian cybercrime kingpin Alexander Vinnik returns to Moscow after a prisoner swap with the U.S., while Europol targets a major ransomware network, arresting four Russians and seizing key servers.

Football fans have been embroiled in violent clashes ahead of today’s Sky Bet Championship derby match between Cardiff City and Bristol City.

One resident from Knockholt near Sevenoaks tells Sky News he "heard two loud bangs... I just thought it was a car accident" until emergency crews arrived, while another says she saw "someone on the floor being given CPR by paramedics".

On October 30, the Commercial Court of Kyiv city with a decision by Judge Roman Boyko prohibited the State Service of Geology and Subsoil of Ukraine from making changes to the State Register of Special Permits for Subsoil Use concerning the owner of the special permit issued in the name of JSC “Korosten Quarry” (case No. 910/11526/24).

Oxford United and Portsmouth had played only 15 minutes of their Championship game on Saturday when a medical emergency occurred in the stands, causing both teams to be taken off the pitch while staff attended to the situation.

Manchester City are waiting to learn their fate after facing 130 charges of alleged Premier League financial rule breaches—a number that has risen from the initial 115 charges—with a points deduction, potential title stripping, and even relegation among the possible punishments.

Last night, President of Argentina Javier Milei posted a tweet with a contract for a meme coin called "LIBRA."

The rape lawsuit against Jay-Z has been dropped after he strongly denied the allegation, and the rapper has released a statement.

People in and near the Wyoming city of Green River told how the "really, really bad" smash in the tunnel under mountain terrain caused explosions which lasted around 30 minutes

A far-right MAGA influencer has alleged that she has secretly given birth to Tesla and SpaceX billionaire Elon Musk’s 13th child in a post on his X social media app