'Nervous' British tourists in Jamaica tell of Hurricane Melissa ordeal
Up to 8,000 holidaying British citizens are in Jamaica as it reels from one of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes in history.
Hurricane Melissa: What we know about the powerful storm in Cuba that 'ravaged' Jamaica
Hurricane Melissa, the most powerful hurricane of the year so far, has hit Cuba after ripping through Jamaica.
More than 100 killed in Gaza as Israel launches new strikes
At least 104 people, including 46 children, have been killed overnight in Gaza after Israel launched new strikes, hospital officials have said.
Will a night of bombing mean the ceasefire rope finally frays too far?
So can you really say you have a ceasefire if one side has spent the night bombing the other, killing dozens of people? Can a peace deal encompass such violence?
Families mourn dozens killed during Rio de Janeiro's 'biggest' raid against drugs gang
Grieving families have been mourning dozens of people killed during a lethal police operation against gang members in Rio de Janeiro, days before Brazil hosts the COP30 climate summit.
Valencia floods: Anger and despair remains one year on from deadly disaster
If we hadn't already been here last year, it would be difficult to believe that above this handful of debris a three-generation-old house was once standing.
Eleven people killed after tourist plane crashes in Kenya
Eleven people have been killed after a plane carrying tourists to a Kenyan safari reserve crashed.
Slashing foreign aid will lead to unrest, crises and threaten UK security, MPs warn government
The government's decision to slash foreign aid will lead to unrest, further crises and threaten UK security, a group of cross-party MPs has warned.
Army soldiers fled key Sudanese city - leaving 200,000 civilians trapped
Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) soldiers fled a key city in the hours before the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) captured its infantry division - leaving around 200,000 civilians trapped, Sky News understands.
More than a dozen killed as US attacks alleged drug boats in Pacific 'on Donald Trump's orders'
Fourteen people have died after the US launched its latest attacks on boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, which it says were transporting illegal drugs to the country.
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