Schedule
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Peter Quinn with Breakfast7:00am - 10:00am
Join in the fun and wake up with Peter each morning playing 8 decades of hits
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John Noble with Lunch TimeNoon - 2:00pm
Have lunch with John! and be entertained set ready for the afternoon
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Tanieth Kerr with Afternoon T2:00pm - 4:00pm
Top Stories from Sky News
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Inside wargame that tests the UK's home defenceA wargame that tested how real-life local authorities, the emergency services and the military might respond to an attack on the UK has revealed a genuine appetite across the country for this kind of worst-case scenario training.
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Deep-fried food banned and desserts cut back under new school dinner rulesSchools in England will stop offering pupils deep-fried foods such as chips and cut down on desserts in reforms aimed at tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay.
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VAR at fault for allowing Haaland goal against Man Utd, admits referee groupRefereeing body Pro Ref has admitted an error after VAR awarded Manchester City their winning goal during Sunday's Manchester derby.
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Early results in Swedish election show one-seat advantage for left blocPreliminary results in Sweden's national election are indicating a narrow one-seat advantage for the left-wing opposition over Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's right-wing coalition.
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Al Fayed compensation claims could total £150m, law firm saysA law firm representing more than 200 survivors of alleged abuse by former Harrods boss Mohamed al Fayed says compensation claims could total as much as £150 million.
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Boris Johnson narrowly escapes drone attack - as Russia accused of 'escalation'Boris Johnson has been caught up in a security scare after a train behind the one he was travelling in was hit by a Russian drone in Ukraine.
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Andy Burnham's high stakes policy headache that could split Labour MPsTo Andy Burnham, the privatisation of our water industry represents more than just a failure.
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Police release images of six men after anti-migrant protest in PortsmouthPolice have released images of six men a week after an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth in which officers were injured and vehicles were damaged.
Top Sports News from Sky
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Zverev ends Shelton’s run and American dreams with US Open triumphTop seed Alexander Zverev dashed American dreams on Sunday, overcoming Ben Shelton in a four-set battle to claim his maiden US Open title.
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NFL Weekend Review: The Josh Allen experience is back!Josh Allen delivers more late drama for the Buffalo Bills, Derrick Henry stars for the Baltimore Ravens and the Chicago Bears flex their scoring power on a wild opening Sunday of the 2026 NFL season. Welcome to the weekend review...
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Nordqvist savours Solheim glory | 'No-brainer to send out Charley first!'Anna Nordqvist says she was impressed "with every single player" during Team Europe’s Solheim Cup victory and insists it was a 'no-brainer' to send Charley Hull out first in the Sunday singles.
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'Pietersen will add spark' as he begins England white-ball coaching roleKevin Pietersen is “buzzing” to be back with the England set-up, having joined the white-ball coaching staff for the series against Sri Lanka, according to interim head coach Marcus Trescothick.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Celine Dion in tears during comeback concert after health battleCeline Dion was brought to tears as she returned to the stage for the first time in almost six years after revealing she was battling a rare neurological disorder.
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Fire ravages historic mill featured in Peaky Blinders and Downton AbbeyA former textile mill that featured in TV dramas including Peaky Blinders and Downton Abbey has been devastated by another major fire.
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EastEnders star Shane Richie pleads not guilty to drink-drivingEastEnders actor Shane Richie has pleaded not guilty to drink-driving.
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Channel 4 to cut a quarter of its workforceChannel 4 is to cut about a quarter of its staff - around 340 jobs - by the end of the year.
Business News from Sky
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Threat of AI 'catastrophe any day now' - as tech giants pledge to actA scientist has warned that artificial intelligence could "any day now create a catastrophe" and "needs to be tackled more urgently" than climate change.
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€5bn EU venture fund backs AI medical assistant Tandem HealthA €5bn (£4.3bn) EU fund which invests in some of the continent's most promising scale-up technology companies is leading a $100m (£73.9m) funding round for Tandem Health, an AI medical assistant which has built a presence at the epicentre of Britain's private healthcare industry.
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Eagle holds first talks with Thames Water chiefs amid bailout crisisAngela Eagle, the new environment secretary, held her first face-to-face talks with Thames Water bosses this week as Britain's biggest water utility and the creditors trying to rescue it seek clarity over Andy Burnham's desire for "greater public control" of the industry.
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Economy shows surprise AI-led growth but energy squeeze loomsThe UK economy recorded 0.4% growth in July, partly on the back of artificial intelligence (AI) investment, according to early official figures that outperformed expectations.