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Breaking 'One dead' and multiple injuries reported after shooting at Michigan State University Tuesday 14 February 2023 03:07, UK Breaking news Why you can trust Sky News One person has reportedly been killed after a shooting at a university in the US state of Michigan. Police also said there were "multiple reported injuries". A spokeswoman for Michigan State University confirmed to The Detroit News there had...

Wegovy weight loss jab to launch at UK pharmacies Boots tells Sky News that the medication can be effective "to achieve sustained weight loss when used alongside a reduced calorie diet, increased physical activity and healthy lifestyle choices". By Faiza Saqib, news reporter Monday 13 February 2023 16:43, UK There are calls for a review to be made to the BMI system Why you...

Dubai's flying taxis could be launched as early as 2026 Are flying taxis going to be the new way of getting around town? Dubai is hoping that it most certainly will be in just three years' time - as the designs for new air taxi stations across the city are approved. By Faiza Saqib, news reporter Monday 13 February 2023 14:45, UK A...

'Shooting star' asteroid seen over English Channel Sar2667, was spotted just before 3am on Monday. It was one of only a handful of times an asteroid was detected before entering the Earth's atmosphere using the European Space Agency's imminent impactor alert system. Niamh Lynch Sky News reporter @niamhielynch Monday 13 February 2023 17:50, UK Meteoroid is seen over Brighton0:48 Play Video - Asteroid spotted over...

China has high-altitude balloon programme linked to army, White House says John Kirby, the White House national security council spokesman, said the US has been able to determine that China has a high-altitude balloon programme for intelligence and that the balloons have "limited capabilities" but could become more valuable as technology advances. Lucia Binding News reporter @luciabinding Monday 13 February 2023 21:01, UK grab...

POLITICSUNITED STATES OF AMERICA US probing if flying objects had a 'surveillance aspect' 8 hours ago8 hours ago The White House justified shooting down unidentified flying objects, saying they posed a risk to civilian air travel. The Biden administration also said there is "no indication" that alien activity is behind the objects. https://p.dw.com/p/4NRN2 In a press conference on Monday, White House national security spokesperson...

HEALTHEQUATORIAL GUINEA Equatorial Guinea confirms Marburg virus outbreak 6 hours ago6 hours ago Nine people have died in Equatorial Guinea from an "outbreak" of Marburg virus, the country's health minister and the WHO said. The hemorrhagic fever is nearly as deadly as Ebola. https://p.dw.com/p/4NROi Equatorial Guinea has confirmed its first-ever outbreak of Marburg virus disease, following the deaths of at least nine people in...

SOCIETYGERMANY Germany: Fire at Hamburg refugee shelter leaves one dead Alex Berry 3 hours ago3 hours ago Several containers hosting refugees and homeless people have also been destroyed in the blaze. Police are investigating the cause of the fire. https://p.dw.com/p/4NRVq One person has died after a fire broke out at a refugee shelter in the northern German city of Hamburg, media reported on Monday. Firefighters rushed...

POLITICSTUNISIA Tunisia continues crackdown of opposition leaders 2 hours ago2 hours ago A critical radio host and an opposition leader are the most recent figures to be arrested. The wave of detentions point to a new repressive shift by President Kais Saied. https://p.dw.com/p/4NRXf Tunisian police on Monday ramped up their crackdown on opposition leaders with the arrest of a senior politician and the head...

POLITICSGERMANY Germany urges swift approval of Finland, Sweden NATO bids 8 hours ago8 hours ago Finland and Sweden's NATO membership bids remain blocked by members Turkey and Hungary. Germany's top diplomat Annalena Baerbock said she expected their NATO accession to take place "without further delay." https://p.dw.com/p/4NQWc Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Monday she expected all NATO member-states to sign-off Finland and Sweden's...

13 Feb, 2023 22:11 HomeWorld News Trump denies he spends a lot of time inventing nicknames The 2024 presidential frontrunner lashed out at a New York Times report claiming otherwise Trump denies he spends a lot of time inventing nicknames Trump and DeSantis at a 2020 rally in happier times © Getty Images / Joe Raedle Former US president Donald Trump has denied he...

Shooting triggers university lockdown Michigan State University officials have ordered students and staff to shelter in place Shooting triggers university lockdown Michigan State University has been placed on lockdown after shots were fired at multiple locations on campus. Police are on the scene and reportedly pursuing a suspect on foot. Campus police reported shots fired at MSU’s Berkey Hall and IM East building...

Academic responds to ‘mass suicide’ outrage Dr. Yusuke Narita says his suggestion that the elderly kill themselves was “taken out of context” Academic responds to ‘mass suicide’ outrage A man wielding a Japanese sword known as katana. Yale University professor Yusuke Narita has retracted his claim that old people in Japan should commit mass suicide to solve the country’s problem of a rapidly...

13 Feb, 2023 05:40 HomeBusiness News Big Oil rakes in record profits Western oil supermajors made nearly $200 billion last year while households struggle to pay their energy bills Big Oil rakes in record profits © Getty Images / Cemile Bingol Oil giants Shell, BP, Exxon Mobil, Chevron and TotalEnergies posted a combined profit of $196.3 billion last year, according to the companies’ earnings reports....