Sky's @haynesdeborah goes inside a British Army wargame beneath the streets of London, where British soldiers are fighting a Russian invasion from a platform on the London Underground. Read the full report: https://t.co/9UFPzpuMoe

Sky's @DominicWaghorn is the first international journalist to report from the Iranian city of Minab, where more than one hundred women and children have been buried after an alleged U.S. airstrike hit a school.

Thousands have marched in anti-immigration protests in South Africa, accusing illegal immigrants of taking away jobs, healthcare, housing and public services.Sky's @YousraElbagir asks the country's opposition party leader what he makes of the marches.https://t.co/IYZGOWKgqw

Musk’s rocket company is preparing to open its doors to public investors and raise more money than any listing before it.Sky's specialist producer @SchnitzerHanna reportshttps://t.co/E9lFxeBem4

Wes Streeting gave his resignation speech to the House of Commons, where he warned that the government was in the 'fight of our lives against nationalism'.Sky's @cathynewman dissects the former health secretary's speech ⬇️

The prime minister had to pause PMQs to apologise for an "unfortunate slip of the tongue", after he mistakenly said the UK had negotiated a trade deal with North Korea, rather than South Korea.'Before I am referred to the privileges committee, can I correct the record,' Sir Keir Starmer joked.