Sky News has witnessed first-hand the horrific conditions that thousands of African migrants trying to get to Europe are facing in Libyan detention centres - and at the hands of the smuggling gangs.
Former Prime Minister Sir Edward Heath would have been questioned under caution over allegations of rape and indecent assault of boys if he had been alive when they came to light, police say.
A man who was travelling on a London Underground train halted by an explosion has described the moments immediately afterwards."I just heard a kind of whoosh. I looked up and saw the whole carriage engulfed in flames making its way towards me," he said.
President Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon is leaving his White House post.
Scientists believe a dinosaur the length of three London buses could be the largest creature to have ever walked the Earth.
More than a decade into social media, we like to think we're pretty savvy by this point.
Taylor Swift has attended court for the first day of a trial over remarks she made about an alleged sexual assault that led to a DJ losing his job.
Google and Facebook could face fines stretching into billions of pounds if they breach users' privacy under a new data protection law.
Tom Hiddleston has signed up to play Hamlet in a stage production directed by Sir Kenneth Branagh.
Angelina Jolie has been accused of exploiting Cambodian children during casting for her new Netflix film.
Astronomers have discovered and photographed three different populations of baby stars within the Orion Nebula Cluster.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was for a while on Thursday the world's richest person when the firm's shares surged in New York.
Robert Pattinson has said he is "kind of" engaged to British musician FKA Twigs, but wants to maintain their privacy.
Ed Sheeran's promoter and two MPs have been turned away from the London offices of the ticket resale site Viagogo after demanding answers about their business practices.
Linkin Park lead singer Chester Bennington has died aged 41 in an apparent suicide.
Three years on from the release of his most divisive film, Christopher Nolan has finally won unanimous praise.
Superhero film Deadpool has topped a list of the most complained about films in 2016.
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