Новости за 21.07.2020

New photographs have been released to mark Prince George's birthday, showing the young royal with a cheeky gap-toothed smile and blond locks.

An armed man has been detained after taking a busload of passengers hostage in Ukraine during a day-long standoff with police.

Kent County Council has the largest child protection department in the UK.

The US has charged two alleged Chinese spies with hacking defence contractors, coronavirus researchers and hundreds of other victims worldwide, according to a court filing.

A long-awaited parliamentary report into Russian interference in UK politics has finally been released. So, what does it say?

Ryanair has taken aim at three bases of operation in Germany after pilots based in the country rejected proposed pay cuts.

Thousands of people lined the streets of Jack Charlton's home town to salute the 85-year-old World Cup winner.

In another eventful day at the High Court, Amber Heard has made more allegations against her ex-husband Johnny Depp - and denied accusations of lying.

US secretary of state Mike Pompeo has urged nations around the world to push back against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) following talks with the UK's foreign secretary.

Just 51 of the top 1,097 workplace roles in the UK are held by black and minority ethnic (BAME) people, data shared exclusively with Sky News shows.

The M20 has been voted England's worst motorway - while the M11 is the motorists' favourite.

There's no mistaking who the Four Candles bar in the Catalonian resort of Lloret De Mar caters to.

Amber Heard has denied having affairs during her relationship with Johnny Depp, as details of texts with Elon Musk and CCTV of her and actor James Franco were shown at the High Court.

UK spy agencies took their "eye off the ball" over Russian interference and the government "badly underestimated" the threat, a watchdog has said.

The head of the biggest child protection department in the country has told Sky News they are facing a crisis when children return to school in September.

The much-anticipated Friends reunion special could begin filming as soon as next month, David Schwimmer has revealed.

European Union leaders have finally agreed a €1.82trn budget and coronavirus recovery fund after four days of sometimes bitter negotiations.

A St Louis couple have been charged after brandishing guns at protesters marching outside their home.

California is shutting down again as it reports a record increase in the number of coronavirus cases.

Russia tried to influence the 2014 Scottish independence vote, a long-awaited parliamentary report is expected to say later.