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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine unfolds, Sky News has decided to air two daily, hour-long specials dedicated to covering the crisis across its TV, radio and digital/social media platforms.Starting on Monday (Feb. 28), the British outlet will air the specials each day at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m — with programming coming from Sky News’ team of correspondents both on the ground and at home.

A multi-story apartment building was hit by a rocket in Kyiv on Friday (25 February), injuring at least three people.

GMB presenter Piers Morgan is famed for his decision to leave ITV behind over a "woke" debate about Meghan Markle and mental health.

Boris Johnson ending Covid isolation rules is a "distraction" from the PM's lockdown party scandal, according to a Scots health expert.

Boris Johnson ending Covid isolation rules is a "distraction" from the PM's lockdown party scandal, said Professor Devi Sridhar who is a member of the Scottish Government Covid-19 Advisory Group.

The Queen isn't displaying any symptoms of coronavirus despite recently meeting with the Prince of Wales, a Palace source said.

Naman Ramachandran Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales and the heir to the throne of the United Kingdom, has tested positive for COVID-19. This is the second time he has tested positive, after a bout with the virus in 2020.“This morning The Prince of Wales has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now self-isolating,” tweeted the official handle of the Prince of Wales and his wife The Duchess of Cornwall.

ABBA have responded to reports that their music was played during one of the alleged lockdown-flouting parties that was held at 10 Downing Street in 2020.One of the 12 alleged gatherings which were the subject of senior civil servant Sue Gray’s recent report – and are now under police investigation – reportedly took place on November 13, 2020 following the departure of Prime Minister Boris Johnson‘s controversial aide Dominic Cummings.Sky News reports that a “victory party” was allegedly held in Johnson’s flat on that date by friends of his now-wife Carrie Johnson, during which a number of ABBA tracks, including the 1980 single ‘The Winner Takes It All’, were played. Cummings also claimed last week that there would be “witnesses who say ‘we could all hear a party with ABBA playing’”.Both Boris and Carrie Johnson have denied the claims, while Downing Street said in a statement last week that the PM would “ask Sue Gray to update her work in light of what is found” by the Metropolitan Police when they have concluded their inquiries.In a new interview with PA (via i News), ABBA’s Benny Andersson has now given his reaction to the reports that his band’s music was apparently played at the alleged party.“You can’t call it an ABBA party,” he said.

EuroSport presenter Orla Chennaoui wrote: “This is just beautiful Jacquie, truly beautiful.So much love to you.”Jacquie replied saying that she was truly grateful to have received the positive update.Fellow Sky Presenter Anna Botting penned: “Oh my golly Jacquie that is soooo amazing!!”GMB presenter Charlotte Hawkins said: “That is the best news!!!”Followers of Jacquie were also enthusiastic about her updates.@S3shv commented: “I don’t know you Jacquie but over the moon for you & your family - it’s wonderful news e.  Not surprised though, you’ve been looking fantastic as late & such an inspiration to women suffering with cancer as you have done.

Times Radio to talk about the Online Safety Bill, Dorries was asked about Jimmy Carr’s “disgusting” joke about the holocaust, where he refers to the death of thousands of travellers killed by the Nazis as a “positive”.Dorries explained that changes to the Online Safety Bill, which will make online harassment and abuse a criminal offence carrying jail sentences of up to five years, wouldn’t cover Carr’s comments because it doesn’t cover On-Demand services like Netflix because they are “separately carved out of this bill.”She went on to add that “we are looking at a future bill coming forward soon, looking at measures to bring into scope organisations like Netflix because what Jimmy Carr said was both shocking and abhorrent and unacceptable.”Nadine Dorries says a bill to regulate video on demand platforms will follow the online safety bill "very shortly".The culture secretary gave her reaction to comments made about the Holocaust by Jimmy Carr on his Netflix special.@jennykleeman | @lukejones03 | @NadineDorries pic.twitter.com/TF1qzPCw3O— Times Radio (@TimesRadio) February 5, 2022She then added: ‘We don’t have the ability now, legally, to hold Netflix to account for streaming that but very shortly we will.”In a separate interview with Sky News, Dorries said that the proposed Media Bill would look to “make the kind of comments that Jimmy Carr made, subject to a new law which would impose sanctions on those organisations.”In 2017, Dorries tweeted that “left-wing snowflakes are killing comedy”. Speaking on BBC Breakfast, she responded that “What Jimmy Carr did last night is not comedy.

Star Hobson's bereaved auntie has slammed authorities for letting them down and says that she can't even bring herself to speak the killer's name.

Kirsty Gallacher took to Twitter and revealed she has reunited with her former Sky Sports News co-presenter Jim White. It comes after the GB News host stepped away from the breakfast show on the network in November.The 46-year-old said that their reunion had been "long overdue" for the pair.Taking to Twitter, Kirsty shared a candid snap as the two of them were all smiles.In view of her 429, 300 followers, she penned: "A lovely little reunion with my former @SkySportsNews partner in crime @JimWhite & well over due!"In the photo, Kirsty could be seen beaming as she sported a baby blue shirt with her signature dark tresses flowing down her back.Jim sat across the table from the breakfast show presenter as he also wore a big smile.The pair were inundated with messages of support from viewers who addressed their quiet reunion.Saltire Sports tweeted: "You guys were amazing on @SkySportsNews together."Pacey commented: "Have a fab reunion & a fab evening."(sic)"Aww...

God’s Country, opened up about the experience of portraying the movie’s lead character – a grieving Black professor who confronts two white hunters on her property – during an interview with Sky News.The Westworld actor said although the role allowed her to heal as a Black woman, she hesitated taking it because she did not think she was “dark-skinned” enough for the role.“My internalised prejudice was stopping me from feeling like I could play this role when it’s precisely that prejudice that I’ve received,” she said.“Doesn’t matter that it’s from African-American women more than anyone else, doesn’t matter. I received prejudice.

Girls Aloud bandmate Sarah Harding and how she remembers her today. Harding died in September 2021, aged 39, following a diagnosis of breast cancer the year before. Though she frequently appeared on competition and reality TV shows, such as Celebrity Big Brother and Celebrity Masterchef, Harding was best known for being one of the five members of pop group Girls Aloud, along with Walsh.

Two men arrested in Manchester in connection with a siege at a synagogue in Texas have been released without charge.

Terrorism police investigating a siege at a synagogue in Texas have arrested two more men in Manchester.

Celebrity Special line up this weekend. The line-up included sports broadcaster Mark Chapman, who is known to many as a Test Match Special and BBC Match of the Day 2 star. Other celebs included in the show were Sky News reporter Gillian Joseph, cricketer Ryan Sidebottom and comedian Fred MacAulay.

Weekly Covid infection rates are dropping in the UK, but a World Health Organisation (WHO) expert has said that the pandemic isn't over yet.

Boris Johnson has called for an inquiry into claims made by Conservative MP Nusrat Ghani, alleging that she was sacked as a junior minister because of concerns about her 'Muslimness'.

Up to five more Tory MPs are considering jumping ship to Labour, according to reports.

Boris Johnson’s former aide Dominic Cummings will give evidence to the Sue Gray inquiry into the Downing Street lockdown parties.