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• Roy Keane 'shocked and saddened' by Manchester United after defeat

  Roy Keane delivered a damning assessment of Manchester United after their defeat to West Ham, describing himself as "shocked and saddened".

• Thomas Cook's final flight: Crew moved to tears by passenger whip-round

  Cabin crew on the last Thomas Cook flight back to the UK were moved to tears after passengers gave donations when they revealed they would not be paid.

• Labour supports abolishing private schools in conference vote

  Labour will campaign at the next general election with a promise to effectively abolish private schools and "redistribute" their properties to the state sector.

• Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness to 'take a break' after revealing HIV diagnosis

  Jonathan Van Ness - one of the stars of hit US TV show Queer Eye - has told fans he is taking a short break from the spotlight, after revealing in his book he is HIV positive.

• Emmys 2019: Fleabag, Game Of Thrones and Chernobyl are the night's big winners

  British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge was the star of the Emmys, taking home three prizes for comedy Fleabag, with Game Of Thrones also a big winner.

• Thomas Cook collapse: Repatriation to take two weeks

  The UK's biggest ever peacetime repatriation effort is underway following the collapse of holiday firm Thomas Cook.

• Thomas Cook: What happens for over 150,000 holidaymakers as travel firm collapses

  Concerned Thomas Cook customers have been bombarding the troubled tour operator with queries about the fate of their holiday plans.

• The cause of Thomas Cook's demise - and why we could all be affected

  As the biggest repatriation in peacetime history gets under way, so too will the blame game, with questions being asked as to why Thomas Cook was allowed to go under.

• As snake intrusions soar in Bangkok, it's this man's job to catch them

  Pinyo Pukpinyo's job is not for the faint-hearted - he's Bangkok's number one snake catcher.

• Spence Jr vs Porter: World title unification at stake plus bragging rights in a division full of big names and big reputations

  Either Errol Spence Jr or Shawn Porter will be dealt a sharp dose of reality on Saturday night in a fascinating fight that will take a major stride towards crowning the best fighter in one of boxing’s most interesting divisions.

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World News

• Saudi Arabia drone attacks - Johnson refuses to rule out military action

  Britain has formally identified Iran as being behind drone and missile strikes on Saudi Arabian oil fields, raising the chance of the UK joining military efforts in the Middle East.

• Donald Trump 'could be impeached' if he pressured Ukrainian president

  If Donald Trump pressured his Ukrainian counterpart to investigate former US vice president Joe Biden then impeachment would be the only option, the US House Intelligence Committee chairman has warned.

• Iran set to release UK-flagged tanker Stena Impero seized more than two months ago

  Iran is set to release the British-flagged tanker Stena Impero which it detained more than two months ago.

• Hong Kong protests: Crowds 'baying for blood' as mobs attack civilians

  Protests in Hong Kong have descended into violence once again - with demonstrators trampling on a Chinese flag, vandalising a train station and setting a fire across a street on Sunday.

• Current Paris accord climate targets 'no longer enough', UN envoy tells Sky

  Commitments made under the Paris climate agreement are now no longer enough to limit global warming to acceptable levels, the United Nations Special Envoy for Climate Change has told Sky News.

• Man charged with manslaughter after shooting father dead on wild boar hunt

  Italian police have charged a man who accidentally shot and killed his father on a wild boar hunt, according to reports in the country.

• At least 22 killed after bus rams into hill following brake failure

  At least 22 people have been killed after a bus rammed into a hill in Pakistan following a brake failure.

• Uighurs detained in China: Australia attacks 'shackled prisoners' video

  Australia's foreign minister has called footage purporting to show hundreds of shackled and blindfolded Chinese Muslim prisoners by a train at a station "deeply disturbing".

• Archie heads to South Africa for first royal tour with mum and dad

  Harry and Meghan's baby Archie will arrive in South Africa with his parents this morning for their first official tour as a family.

• UK adventurer is first person to fly solo around world in open-cockpit gyrocopter

  A British adventurer has become the first person to fly solo around the world in an open-cockpit gyrocopter - despite nearly being struck by lightning.

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Uk News

• Thomas Cook collapse: Repatriation to take two weeks

  The UK's biggest ever peacetime repatriation effort is underway following the collapse of holiday firm Thomas Cook.

• Man held on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers are hit by car

  A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers were struck by a car in Sussex.

• Eating meat could be made illegal like smoking in pubs, says top barrister

  Eating meat could become illegal in the future due to the damage caused to the environment, says a leading barrister calling for a new "ecocide" law.

• Shane Warne: Australian cricket legend banned from driving for sixth speeding offence

  Former Australian cricket captain Shane Warne has been given a 12-month driving ban for speeding.

• Teenager charged with murder after woman's body found in woods

  A 19-year-old man has been charged with murder after the body of a young woman was discovered in a stream in woodland in Tamworth.

• Iran set to release UK-flagged tanker Stena Impero held for more than two months

  Iran is set to release the British-flagged tanker Stena Impero which it detained more than two months ago.

• Boris Johnson refuses six times to answer questions about funding for 'close friend'

  Boris Johnson refused six times to be drawn on accusations he failed to declare a conflict of interest over a close friendship with an American former model during his time as London mayor.

• Supreme Court judges to rule on parliament's prorogation tomorrow

  Judges at the Supreme Court will deliver their verdict on Boris Johnson's prorogation of parliament at 10.30am on Tuesday.

• UK weather warning issued as heavy rain and storms set to batter parts of the country

  A weather warning has been issued for parts of the UK as heavy downpours and thunderstorms are set to batter the country.

• Thomas Cook: What happens for over 150,000 holidaymakers as travel firm collapses

  Concerned Thomas Cook customers have been bombarding the troubled tour operator with queries about the fate of their holiday plans.

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Showbiz News

• Emmys 2019: Fleabag, Game Of Thrones and Chernobyl are the night's big winners

  British actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge was the star of the Emmys, taking home three prizes for comedy Fleabag, with Game Of Thrones also a big winner.

• Emmys 2019: All the main winners from TV's biggest awards show

  Here's who won what in the main categories at this year's Emmy Awards.

• Emmys 2019: Nine key talking points from the Emmys ceremony

  Shock wins, a call for equal pay and, of course, plenty of stand-out red carpet outfits - this year's Emmy Awards provided loads of highlights.

• Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness to 'take a break' after revealing HIV diagnosis

  Jonathan Van Ness - one of the stars of hit US TV show Queer Eye - has told fans he is taking a short break from the spotlight, after revealing in his book he is HIV positive.

• Slowthai on severed head stunt: 'No Boris Johnsons were harmed'

  The rapper Slowthai has insisted he doesn't condone violence in any form after pulling out a fake severed head of Boris Johnson during his performance at the Mercury Prize.

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