When South East Water (SEW) is in the news, the headlines don’t usually make for comfortable reading. Despite the challenges faced by the water and sewerage industry and its regulators, the sole water supplier, currently facing nationalisation demands, is demonstrating resilience in the face of supply chaos. It comes like this: 23,000 properties affected by…
Boeing knew since at least 2011 that the part that failed moments before a UPS plane crashed, killing 15 people, had failed four times on three different planes, according to a new report. The three-engine plane could rise only 30 feet above the ground after taking off from Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport in Kentucky…
Ukraine struggles to restore heat and power as temperatures drop to -19°C. Published on January 15, 2026.15 January 2026. Click here to share this article on social media. share Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said a state of emergency is being declared for Ukraine’s energy sector, as thousands of homes are left without heat…
A Virginia man who had an affair with his family’s Brazilian au pair has been charged with the mass murder of his wife and an unidentified stranger. Brendan Banfield, 40, has denied murdering Christine Banfield as well as Joseph Ryan, whom he allegedly planned to frame for the murder of his wife at the family…
The bipartisan bill would ban funding for any move to annex or occupy the territory of a NATO member state. US senators have introduced a bill aimed at preventing President Donald Trump from seizing NATO territory, including the self-ruled Danish island of Greenland. The bipartisan NATO Unity Protection Act introduced Tuesday would block the Defence…
The former P&O Ferries chief, once described as “Britain’s most hated boss”, saw his pay fall in his final full year in the job – but he still earned more than £600,000. Sky News can reveal that Peter Hebblethwaite was paid £622,000 in 2024, down from £683,000 a year earlier. The figure is included in…
Kneecap supporters gathered outside the High Court on Wednesday as judges heard the appeal from the Crown Prosecution Service to dismiss a terrorism case against a member of a rap trio. Liam Og O Hunnaidh, who performs under the stage name Mo Chara, was charged in May 2025 with the alleged display of a flag…
