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BREAKING: Public inquiry into handling of COVID to begin 2022 - PM
Sky, 12 May 2021
The Prime Minister has told the Commons an independent public inquiry into the Government's handling of the pandemic will begin in spring 2022.
Israel's Ambassador: "It's time for Israel to protect its citizens"
Sky, 12 May 2021
Israel's Ambassador to the UK, Tzipi Hotovely said it was time for Israel to act to protect its citizens, after attacks between Israel and Palestine flared into the worst outbreak of violence in seven years.
Brit Awards 2021: Elton John, Little Mix, Taylor Swift & Dua Lipa light up London's O2 Arena
Sky, 12 May 2021
In a Brit Awards like no other - 4,000 music fans made it into the O2 Arena in London to watch stars from the world of music .
UK economy shrank 1.5% but March growth 'promising sign' - Sunak
Sky, 12 May 2021
Official figures have revealed the UK economy shrank by 1.5% in the first quarter of the year.
Sky News Breakfast: Plans to restart UK growth and unrest in Israel continues
Sky, 12 May 2021
Stephen Dixon brings you the day's headlines, top stories and news-making interviews.
Watch live: Lex Greensill faces questions from MPs over lobbying scandal
Sky, 12 May 2021
Lex Greensill, the billionaire founder of the now bankrupt finance firm Greensill Capital, is to be questioned by MPs later in relation to the ongoing Westminster lobbying scandal.
Ballymurphy: Families win justice after almost fifty years
Sky, 12 May 2021
John Teggart and Briege Voyle have waited almost fifty years to get justice for a lost parent, who were among the 10 victims at Ballymurphy after a Army operation in Belfast.
Family celebrate their fight for justice from 1971 to now after Ballymurphy verdict
Sky, 12 May 2021
The original inquests returned open verdicts back in the 1970's and that led to a campaign by the victims' families to finally get the innocent verdict they always maintained was true of the death's in west Belfast during a Army operation.
The Press Preview - a first look at Wednesday's newspaper headlines
Sky, 12 May 2021
Anna Botting looks at what's making Wednesday's headlines, with the Observer's chief leader writer Sonia Sodha , and the communications adviser and former aide to Boris Johnson, Guto Harri.
Watch live: MPs debate new bills outlined in Queen's Speech
Sky, 12 May 2021
The Queen has announced a series of bills from House of Lords
David Cameron lobbying: Lex Greensill asked if he's 'a fraudster' in MPs' evidence session
Sky, 12 May 2021
The founder of Greensill Capital - the firm which ex-prime minister David Cameron lobbied for - has denied his previous government role allowed him to win contracts for his business.
Israel unrest: Hamas launches rocket attack on Tel Aviv
Sky, 12 May 2021
Tensions between Israel and Hamas have further escalated tonight, with Hamas firing 130 rockets towards the city of Tel Aviv.
Johnson: Social care plan absent from Queen's speech
Sky, 12 May 2021
Boris Johnson sets out his plan for 'unleashing our nation's full potential' as the UK emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hamas launches rocket attack on Tel-Aviv
Sky, 12 May 2021
Hamas has launched a rocket attack on Tel-Aviv - with the Israeli ambulance service saying at least one person is in a critical condition after a building was directly targeted.
The young people taking countries to court over climate change
Sky, 12 May 2021
Young people are taking countries to court for climate change, and how reforestation is proving to be a success.
Ballymurphy: 'My message to Brits - imagine if this happened in London?!'
Sky, 11 May 2021
John Teggart whose father Daniel was shot dead by the British Army in 1971 says he will not accept any kind of amnesty by the British Government.
COVID restrictions eased in Scotland - Nicola Sturgeon allows hugs once again
Sky, 11 May 2021
The First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon sets out a relaxation of some COVID restrictions in large parts of the country - including hugging to be allowed once again from next Monday.
Watch In Full: The Queen's Speech
Sky, 11 May 2021
In her first official engagement since the death of her husband, the Queen has spoken in the Houses of Parliament to set out the government's agenda for the next parliamentary term.
Watch live: State Opening of Parliament
Sky, 11 May 2021
The Queen unveils the government's agenda for the coming year
Rules on face masks could change - Hancock
Sky, 11 May 2021
The Health Secretary Matt Hancock has told Sky News the Government is not ruling out changing the rules around face masks.
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