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Lord Cameron says he wants Ukraine’s allies to “do more” to help defeat Russia and that together they “outmatch” President Vladimir Putin’s regime. Speaking to Sky News at a security conference in Munich, the foreign secretary said Ukraine’s partners outmatched Russia “25 to one” and that they’ve “got to make that difference count”. Lord Cameron

For the self-styled “King of New York”, the crown has slipped – and how. Donald Trump made his money and reputation in the New York real estate business, propelling him to celebrity and to the White House in 2016. As his property portfolio towered high, so did Donald Trump – the brand. It, and he,

Alexei Navalny lived and died fighting against Vladimir Putin’s regime and the corruption at its heart. Barred in 2018 from running in elections, he remained Mr Putin’s most powerful political opponent. He was the one man capable of bringing tens of thousands on to the streets calling for a Russia without Mr Putin – and

Kylian Mbappe has told Paris Saint-Germain he will leave at the end of the 2023-2024 season when his contract expires, Sky News understands. Mbappe’s current contract with PSG expires in the summer and since 1 January he has been able to hold pre-contract talks with other clubs. The terms of the forward’s exit are yet

Domino’s Pizza has apologised after a video of an employee appearing to pick his nose and wipe his hand on dough went viral. The video was filmed in the chain’s Amagasaki branch in the Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, and posted on forum website Bakusai. It shows an employee, wearing Domino’s branded uniform and blue gloves, kneading

The top Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, was one of the main planners of the 7 October attack on Israel but did not expect the consequences to become “this dangerous”, a friend has told Sky News. Esmat Mansour said last year’s cross-border raid was supposed to be a strategic operation designed to lift the

Chinese football fans have called Lionel Messi a “thief” and mocked him over the Falkland Islands. The Argentinian star angered supporters when he didn’t play during Inter Miami’s game in Hong Kong earlier this month. Messi was on the bench due to a groin injury but fans had splashed out on pricey tickets with the

It was the sheer chutzpah and brazen confidence of the ambassador’s performance that was most striking. His words speak volumes about the way Russia believes this war is now moving in its favour. Andrei Kelin, Vladimir Putin’s ambassador to the UK, is a career civil servant. In an interview with Sky News’ Yalda Hakim, he

Global defence spending on everything from ammunition to nuclear weapons has jumped 9% to a record $2.2trn (£1.7trn) from a year earlier and will rise again in 2024 as the world enters “a more dangerous period”, new analysis has found. Russia – locked in a war with Ukraine – allocates more than 30% of annual

US and Belgian flags have been burned by protesters – who also set alight tyres as they targeted Western embassies in the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds in central Kinshasa on Monday. The demonstrators were angry at what they saw as Western support for

All Kelvin Kiptum knew was winning – breaking barriers and demolishing records on the path to marathon superstardom. Only three marathons were ever run by the Kenyan – in Valencia, London and Chicago – and he created history in all of them. Such was his destiny. Born in the high-altitude Kenyan region that is the

World marathon record holder and London Marathon winner Kelvin Kiptum and his coach have died in a car crash, Kenya’s former prime minister has said. The 24-year-old won the London Marathon last year. His coach was also killed in the crash, Kenyan runner Milcah Chemos said. Image: Kiptum celebrates his Chicago Marathon world record. Pic:

Several of Iraq’s powerful armed groups have told Sky News in rare interviews that they will continue attacks against US forces based in Iraq and the region for what they see as America’s support of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza.  And one of Iraq’s leading MPs, who was put on the US terror sanctions list

Aleema Khan believes her brother inspired a revolution in Pakistan from behind bars on 8 February – delivered by young people and women who came out against the odds. At her home in Lahore she said the focus is now on winning back those seats they believe have been unfairly taken from them through alleged

Pakistan is in political limbo after an election result that few in the establishment predicted. Independent candidates backed by Imran Khan‘s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party (PTI) have delivered a major upset. Many seemed to underestimate the level of discontent and desire for change in a country that’s experienced years of turbulence. The army generals who have