A dip in retail sales last month could be mainly explained by a hit of poor weather, according to experts.

A man responsible for running a multimillion-pound fraud website pleaded guilty following the largest fraud investigation by the Metropolitan Police.

The paramilitary group fighting the army in Sudan has agreed to a "complete ceasefire" for 72 hours - as the US confirmed one of its citizens has died in the six-day conflict.

A Nintendo video game which suffered an indefinite delay due to the war in Ukraine finally releases today.

Marking coursework will become "a virtually impossible task" in the age of ChatGPT and make exams more vital than ever, education experts have said.

Russia has admitted accidentally striking one of its own cities near Ukraine after a large explosion left two women injured and damaged buildings.

A heist at a Canadian airport appears to have netted thieves an incredible haul of more than 1,630kg (around 1.6 tonnes) of gold - which has a value of about £84m ($104m).

A cross party group of MPs has called on the government to create a workers rights watchdog after finding labour protections are poorly enforced.

Reports of concert and festival scams have increased 529% over the past year, according to data from Lloyds Bank.

Only 17% of headliners at the UK's top festivals this year are female, Sky News analysis has found.