Top Stories from Sky News
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Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday found dead following plagiarism rowA former University of Cambridge professor who resigned following claims of plagiarism and doubts about his life history has been found dead.
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Disruption at Heathrow after floodingHeathrow Airport has warned access to Terminals 2 and 3 is restricted.
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Trump dismisses concerns about conditions on US aircraft carrierDonald Trump has downplayed the impact on American sailors who have spent nearly nine months at sea on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
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Potential disaster between two passenger jets avertedA potential mid-air collision was averted in the US after a Phoenix air traffic controller recognised that two American Airlines planes were mistakenly flying under the same number, and acted quickly to keep them apart.
Top Sports News from Sky
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FSG sell minority stake in Liverpool to Bezos-backed consortiumLiverpool's owners have agreed to sell around a third of the club to a consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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Super Giants storm into Hundred men's final by beating SunRisersThe Manchester Super Giants set up a meeting with Trent Rockets in The Hundred final after beating SunRisers Leeds by 20 runs in the men's eliminator at The Kia Oval.
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Hodgkinson has to settle for silver as Werro wins 800m goldKeely Hodgkinson came up just short of a coveted European 800m title hat-trick after Swiss favourite Audrey Werro won their hotly-anticipated showdown in Birmingham as the British Olympic champion settled for silver.
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Arteta says he will sign new Arsenal contract in 'organic way'Mikel Arteta has revealed he will sign a new Arsenal contract and there is no need for fans to be worried about his future.
Top Entertainment Stories from Sky
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Hollywood director's son denies murdering parentsThe son of Hollywood actor and director Rob Reiner has denied stabbing his parents to death in their Los Angeles home after a new allegation of lying in wait for them.
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Eurovision changes rules to prevent winners involved in 'armed conflict' from hostingEurovision Song Contest organisers have announced changes to the rules, saying winning broadcasters are to be prevented from hosting if involved in armed conflict or a "sensitive geopolitical situation" that could affect the safety of the event.
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Rod Stewart cancels gigs after heart surgeryRod Stewart has cancelled the remainder of his US tour, including a Las Vegas residency, after undergoing heart surgery.
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Spotify responds to concerns over AI songsMusic streaming service Spotify has announced it is introducing a feature that will enable listeners to see if an artist is AI-generated.
Business News from Sky
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Harvey Nichols moves to reassure luxury brands after Frasers swoopBosses at Harvey Nichols are trying to reassure the department store chain's hundreds of luxury brand partners about its future stewardship under the retail tycoon Mike Ashley.
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UK growth slows but economy resilient despite Iran warThe rate of UK growth has slowed but the economy remained resilient despite the Iran war, according to the latest data.
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EFL board holds talks about Premier League's £1.5bn bid to avert watchdog's 'backstop' dealThe board of the English Football League (EFL) has met to discuss a £1.5bn bid by the Premier League to avert the imposition of a financial settlement by the sport's new watchdog.
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