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Windsor Framework: Stormont brake will be veto not delay of EU law in Northern Ireland, minister confirms The Windsor Framework was unveiled by Rishi Sunak as a solution to the trade issues being experienced in Northern Ireland since the UK left the EU three years ago. But MPs - including in Northern Ireland - still have to vote on it. Alix...

Eyewitness China's regime faces difficult questions post-COVID as Xi Jinping tightens grip with unprecedented third term The country's carefully orchestrated equivalent of the opening of parliament provided no answers on the battered economy or the damage to public opinion following the harsh and prolonged coronavirus lockdown. Helen-Ann Smith Asia correspondent @HelenAnnSmith0 Sunday 5 March 2023 11:18, UK Helen-Ann Smith in Tiananment Square1:47 Play Video - Inside...

Greece train crash: Fire and violence in Athens as protesters clash with riot police over rail disaster The railway network across Greece has been crippled by the legacy of the country's debt crisis during the 2010s. With the nation left in mourning over its deadliest train crash in living memory, the government is now facing calls to invest more in...

Israeli air force reservists skip training as protests against Benjamin Netanyahu's reforms step up Israel has been gripped by protests since the prime minister began a record sixth stint back in January. His proposals for sweeping changes to the country's judiciary have attracted criticism, with demonstrations taking place in cities across the country. Sunday 5 March 2023 20:39, UK An Israeli Air...

Five dead in new Azerbaijan-Armenia clash over disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region Azerbaijan's defence ministry said two of its troops were killed and Armenia's foreign ministry said three officials were killed in an exchange of fire over the Nagorno-Karabakh region, which was captured by Azerbaijani forces in a six-week conflict in 2020. Niamh Lynch Sky News reporter @niamhielynch Sunday 5 March 2023 21:45, UK The village...

Two Ukrainian pilots in US for fighter jet training but still no decision on F-16s being sent to Ukraine The arrival of the pair marks the first time Ukrainian pilots have travelled to the US. But officials said their presence does not mean the US has decided to send fighter jets as part of its military aid. Lauren Russell News reporter @laurenvrussell Sunday...

Live Ukraine war - latest: Putin 'needs to understand he won't win'; pro-Ukraine party appears to have won Estonian election German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says it is "necessary that Putin understands that he will not succeed with this invasion and his imperialistic aggression". Listen to the latest episode of the Ukraine War Diaries while you scroll. LIVE Russia Ukraine Why you can trust Sky News Key...

Exclusive Channel crossings: People smugglers are 'settling in Britain, renting houses and investing profits in UK businesses' In an exclusive interview, a small boat smuggler tells Sky News that "three-quarters" of his fellow criminals find "life easier" in the UK, and are based here rather than in northern France. Adam Parsons Europe correspondent @adamparsons Sunday 5 March 2023 11:50, UK 'People smuggling is just another...

4 Mar, 2023 09:31 HomeBusiness News EU should ‘get ready’ for stagflation – US economist Jeffrey Sachs says underlying inflation trends signal a further surge in prices EU should ‘get ready’ for stagflation – US economist © Getty Images / Caspar Benson The Eurozone is on the verge of stagflation, renowned US economist Jeffrey Sachs has warned on his YouTube channel. Stagflation refers to a...

5 Mar, 2023 06:36 HomeBusiness News Russia to maintain high oil output – JPMorgan Production can be maintained due to steady demand from Asia, the Wall Street bank says Russia to maintain high oil output – JPMorgan © Getty Images / Jake Wyman Russian oil drillers can maintain high production despite numerous rounds of Western sanctions, JPMorgan projected this week, according to Reuters. The Wall...

5 Mar, 2023 08:47 HomeBusiness News UK child food poverty soars – survey One in five households reported skipping meals or not eating for a whole day in January, according to the Food Foundation UK child food poverty soars – survey © Getty Images / Flashpop The number of children afflicted by food poverty in the UK nearly doubled in January from a year ago,...

5 Mar, 2023 09:18 HomeBusiness News Chinese firms filling gaps left by Western brands – Moscow More than 1,000 companies quit the Russian market in the past year due to Ukraine-related sanctions Chinese firms filling gaps left by Western brands – Moscow © Sputnik / Vladimir Astapkovich Russo-Chinese economic cooperation has been growing at a rapid pace in recent months and has “good prospects” for...

5 Mar, 2023 14:06 HomeBusiness News Luxury carmakers stall EU ban on combustion engines – Bloomberg Porsche and Ferrari reportedly want an exemption for e-fuel Luxury carmakers stall EU ban on combustion engines – Bloomberg © Getty Images / James Noble An EU ban on the sale of new combustion-engine cars has been postponed due to calls from luxury automakers Ferrari and Porche for synthetic...

5 Mar, 2023 18:56 HomeWorld News UK's supply of piped gas to EU is halted Shutdown was prompted by an "equipment failure," according to the pipeline operator UK's supply of piped gas to EU is halted FILE PHOTO. Pipes are seen at the Interconnector Bacton Terminal. © Getty Images / Scott Barbour Gas exports from Britain to Europe have been suspended over an "equipment...