SKY NEWS

• 'He was laughing at me': Only surviving 'Suffolk Strangler' victim speaks out

  The only surviving victim of "Suffolk Strangler" Steve Wright has told how if police had taken her story seriously, the other women he went on to murder may still be alive today.

• Kirsty Gallacher calls for more police on streets after she was kicked 'like a football'

  Broadcaster Kirsty Gallacher has called for more police on the streets and greater action on violence against women and girls after she was attacked last year.

• My son, 5, has nightmares after ICE detention, says father

  A five-year-old boy who spent nearly two weeks detained in US immigration suffers nightmares, terrified his family could be separated again, said his father.

• A neighbourhood left stunned by a crime that's mystifying America

  The Catalina Foothills, a desert community just north of Tucson, Arizona, isn't the sort of place where these things happen. But it's now the focus of a crime that's mystifying America.

• Winter Olympics hit by penis enhancement controversy

  Crotch enhancements. Banned helmets. Qualifying manipulation claims. And Russian hacking.

• Why Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show is causing a stir

  Puerto Rican pop star Bad Bunny's half-time performance during this weekend's Super Bowl has divided opinion since it was announced.

• Trump grudgingly supports Starmer's Chagos deal

  It was hardly a ringing endorsement of the deal. But it could have been a lot worse.

• Iran and US to begin high-stakes talks amid fears of conflict

  Iranian and American officials will kick off face-to-face talks in Oman today, following weeks of threatened military action by Donald Trump.

• One Battle After Another: The awards frontrunner now made 'devastatingly' timely

  In filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another, resistance is framed as survival.

• PM 'fighting for his political life' - as Labour peer excoriates handling of Mandelson

  Sir Keir Starmer has been made to look "weak, naive and gullible" by blaming Peter Mandelson's "lies" for the crisis engulfing his premiership - and it could bring him down, a senior Labour figure has said.