Federal air safety regulators have opened a fresh investigation into the Boeing 787 Dreamliner - after the firm said several employees had committed "misconduct" by falsely claiming tests had been completed.
There are times when a person is so gripped with helpless despair that they are lost within themselves. Ahmed Alhashimi, a proud man, looks at the small coffin, wrings his hands, stares at the ground and weeps.
The Chinese state has hacked the Ministry of Defence, Sky News understands.
A US soldier was detained in Russia over the weekend while on a private trip, according to officials.
Detectives investigating the murder of a man in Inverclyde believe it was a targeted attack as the hunt for the killer continues.
A man who tried to shoot a pastor during his service at a church was wrestled to the floor after his gun failed to fire, according to police.
Ipswich Town fans celebrated their "long-awaited" return to the Premier League after they secured promotion over weekend.
The man who murdered mother-of-three Glenda Hoskins has died in prison weeks after it emerged he was being considered for release on compassionate grounds.
An escaped zebra who has been roaming the countryside near Seattle for almost a week has been recaptured, US officials have said.
The Royal Family has invited the public to share their favourite memory of the coronation on the first anniversary of the historic event.
John Swinney is preparing to take over the SNP, and the role of Scotland's first minister, after days of Holyrood drama.
West Ham have agreed a deal in principle with Julen Lopetegui to take over from David Moyes as manager at the end of the season, Sky Sports News understands.
Oxford and Cambridge university students have set up pro-Palestinian encampments on campus lawns.
A Scottish singer plucked from obscurity at the last minute to replace Olly Murs as the opening act for Take That in Glasgow has told Sky News he thought the life-changing opportunity was a "joke".
Thunderstorm warnings have been issued for large parts of the country, lasting from lunchtime until Monday night.
Heineken is investing £39m in more than 600 of its pubs in the UK - in a move it says will bring 62 back from the dead.
Elijah Wood and other Lord Of The Rings cast members have paid tribute to their co-star Bernard Hill, who died on Sunday aged 79.
Single-sex toilets are set to become a legal requirement for all new bars, restaurants, offices and shopping centres under new laws proposed by the government.
Joe Biden's dog - which has bitten US Secret Service staff several times - should be put down, a political opponent, who wrote about shooting her own dog, has suggested.
Prehistoric plant DNA is being dug up from deep below the Arctic to see if it can help modern-day crops cope with the effects of climate change.
Rishi Sunak has admitted the Tories may not win the general election after grim defeats in the local polls.
The King and Queen have spent the weekend at Highgrove, probably the least regal of their residences.
"The moment you have it yourself you hear it everywhere, but for something so prevalent it's not talked about at all," says Patrick Keane. His right arm is plugged into a tube that runs up to a bag of clear liquid in a treatment room at the Royal Free Hospital in north London, one of the UK's largest cancer treatment centres.
It could be a scene from centuries ago. In the Nevada desert, Native Americans are protesting over a mining project they say desecrates sacred land.
The government at one point considered using Iraq to process asylum seekers - like the Rwanda scheme - according to documents seen by Sky News.
