On the final day of campaigning, the Sky News correspondents who have followed party leaders to every corner of the UK reflect on the key moments. From kayaking photo opportunities to people who bet against their own election chances – they

The British companies keeping Russian gas flowing into Europe

2 days ago 21m 8s

The UK, US and Europe have sanctioned the importation of Russian oil and gas since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. But from 2022, European nations have spent €10bn on Russian Liquid Natural Gas (LNG), and British companies ar

Five things the main parties aren't mentioning this election... and how exit polls are done

3 days ago 18m 30s

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) says there's a "conspiracy of silence" at this election; that all of the major political parties aren't being honest enough about their fiscal plans. The thinktank says all the major parties are avoiding

Can Joe Biden carry on?

6 days ago 23m 11s

Joe Biden and Donald Trump faced off in the first election debate of this year's US presidential campaign on Thursday night. The president was seen to mumble and stumble his way through, while former president Trump repeated false claims that

Gareth Southgate: How do you lead a team that’s not performing?

7 days ago 22m 36s

England manager Gareth Southgate has faced growing criticism over his leadership this week, despite guiding the Three Lions to the knockout stage of the Euros as group winners. Some fans are disappointed with the lacklustre performances and h

Does 'gamblegate' mean the Conservatives are a busted flush for voters?

8 days ago 19m

In any election campaign, a lot of attention shifts to undecided voters. As this campaign moves into its final week, Niall Paterson looks at how the election date betting scandal is cutting through to those who are still wondering who to suppor

Is this the end of the Assange story?

9 days ago 22m 16s

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is almost at the end of a 14-year legal battle, which saw the US demanding his extradition for conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information, following diplomatic cables and military files that

What could have happened to Jay Slater?

10 days ago 19m 56s

Jay Slater went missing while on holiday on the island of Tenerife last week. The last known contact the 19-year-old had was during a short phone call to a friend, in which he said he had missed a bus trying to get back to his accommodation and

Why won't politicians really talk about social care?

13 days ago 21m 42s

Four out of five people will need social care before they die - yet it's hardly been mentioned in the election campaign to date. The architect of the government's delayed social care reforms, Sir Andrew Dilnot, has told Sky News politicians

Putin, North Korea and a ballistic bromance

14 days ago 19m 9s

Russia and North Korea have signed a defence pact to help each other in the event of aggression against them.As part of a two day trip, Putin visited Pyongyang, greeted by a red carpet, roses and ceremonial gunfire before signing what Kim Jong

Poll suggests record Tory slump - what could change in two weeks?

15 days ago 20m 30s

Sky News has partnered with YouGov for the general election campaign and today the second of their three MRP polling projections is out. It makes for very bleak reading for the Conservatives, suggesting they have not made any gains during the

Poll suggests record Tory slump - what could change in two weeks?

15 days ago 20m 33s

'We need to have an adult conversation about migration'

16 days ago 21m 3s

More people in the UK think immigration has a negative impact on society than a positive one, according to a YouGov survey for Sky News. In the first general election since Brexit, all the major parties mention migration in their manifesto

Reform's election promises examined | Royal return

17 days ago 20m 33s

Reform have launched their manifesto which they're calling "Our Contract With You" in South Wales. The "contract" is promising big spending, dwarfing what Labour and the Conservatives have committed to. The party says it will pay for the plans

Is new Ukraine support a 'game-changer?' | Your Euro 2024 primer

20 days ago 20m 9s

In a show of unity aimed at President Putin, G7 leaders meeting in Italy this week finally agreed to a deal to use profits from frozen Russian assets to provide around $50bn (£40bn) worth of support to Ukraine. And in another significant announ

Got any change? Why were there no surprises in Labour’s manifesto?

21 days ago 20m 50s

It was Labour’s turn to launch their election manifesto today. It was a restatement of the party’s main policies with no surprise announcements in the 133-page document. Sir Keir Starmer reiterated his key pledges including no new taxes on

Is bigger always better? Why smaller parties are having a good election

22 days ago 19m 37s

While the Conservatives and Labour battle it out for No10, recent polling reflects a changing mood from the electorate towards the smaller parties. The latest YouGov poll suggests Reform UK have climbed within one point of the Conservatives,

Can the Conservative Party manifesto revive Sunak's campaign?

23 days ago 24m 1s

Rishi Sunak has launched the Conservative's election manifesto, promising to slash taxes in a bid to revive the party's floundering campaign. In his address at the home of the British Grand Prix, the prime minister pledged £17bn in tax cuts

Will Macron's 'big gamble' election pay off? | Lib Dems promise 'to save the NHS'

24 days ago 21m 17s

Far-right parties have made gains in Germany, France and Italy - the EU's biggest member states.Their success has already led to a fall in the value of the euro as markets anticipate turbulent times ahead. President Macron's high-risk response

Sunak's D-Day 'mistake': How damaging is it for his campaign?

27 days ago 23m 50s

The prime minister has faced criticism for leaving the 80th anniversary D-Day commemorations early to record a TV interview that's due to go out next week. Rishi Sunak has since apologised - saying that "on reflection" leaving early "was a m

'My father was on Sword Beach': Professor Michael Clarke on the difference D-Day made

28 days ago 24m 36s

Today marks the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings which were a turning point in the Second World War and ultimately led to the Allied victory over Nazi Germany. On this episode, Niall Paterson sits down with historian and security analyst

Man City v The Premier League

29 days ago 18m 12s

Manchester City – a Premier League club with deep pockets thanks to its Abu Dhabi owners – is taking the league to court. It’s over the current Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules which determine whether sponsorship deals are financially

Captured, injured, in the control bunker: Veterans remember D-Day 80 years on

Jun 4th, 2024 17m 39s

This week marks 80 years since the D-Day landings, a key turning point of World War II. Sky News has spoken to some of the few remaining veterans who were involved in the Normandy landings about their memories of that day. Host Niall Paterso

Landslides and wipe-outs - reaction to latest election poll

Jun 3rd, 2024 19m 7s

Sir Keir Starmer could be heading to Downing Street with a majority of 194 seats, bigger than what Tony Blair achieved in 1997, according to the first polling projection by YouGov of the campaign. The projection shows a historic Labour landslid

Will Trump's conviction make a difference in the US election?

May 31st, 2024 20m 18s

Donald Trump has become the first-ever former American president to be convicted of a crime. A New York jury found him guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up hush money he paid to bury a sex scandal ahead of the