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A cat has been saved by fans at an American football game in Miami after it plunged about 30ft from an upper deck of the Hard Rock Stadium.

Northern Ireland has indicated it will follow many of England's incoming COVID-19 rules on international travel, as holiday firms experience a surge in bookings.

The bonds of friendship between France and the UK, US and Australia have been "tarnished" by the AUKUS pact, and it is now "more difficult than before" for France to trust those countries, the president of the French National Assembly has told Sky News.

John Challis, who played Boycie in Only Fools And Horses, has died at the age of 79.

The economic crisis in Lebanon is never-ending and now it's ravaging the hospitals where medicines are running out.

A cow wandered on to the M25 motorway on Thursday morning after breaking through a fence and escaping its field.

China's Xi Jinping is yet to commit to attending this year's climate change summit in Glasgow, COP26 President Alok Sharma has admitted.

A major relaxing of travel rules for people entering and leaving England has been announced for the coming weeks.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will visit President Joe Biden next week in a bid to drum up support ahead of the COP26 Summit on climate change.

Google deleted a Russian tactical voting app from its online store after staff were threatened, Sky News understands.

Maintaining unity between Western allies will "require a lot of effort" in light of an unfolding rift between France and members of a new security partnership, Germany's ambassador to the UK has said.

Sir David Jason has described his Only Fools And Horses co-star John Challis as a "gentleman in the true sense of the word".

France's drastic decision to recall its ambassadors to the United States and Australia marks one of the gravest rifts among allies in living memory.

An NHS hospital in the Midlands is planning to become the first in England to be fully powered by renewable energy.

The biggest awards show in television is just around the corner, with networks and streaming services clamouring for their programmes to be crowned the best in their categories.

Cows in Switzerland have been airlifted to the bottom of their Alpine meadows in a bizarre spectacle.

A top scientist who advises the government says ministers should have improved the COVID testing system for international travel rather than "abandoning it entirely".

The Faroe Islands has said it will review regulations governing its tradition of hunting dolphins after widespread uproar over the killing of more than 1,400 from a "super pod".

The US Food and Drug Agency (FDA) has issued a warning to people not to take an anti-parasitic drug designed for livestock to treat or prevent COVID-19 following multiple reports of poisonings.

Thousands of police officers have been deployed to counter anti-lockdown protests in Sydney and Melbourne, as Australia grapples with a surge in coronavirus cases.

The Taliban has replaced Afghanistan's women's ministry with an all-male "vice and virtue ministry".

An animal handler attacked by an alligator as crying children looked on has said she "loves" the reptile and that it should not face any consequences.

New Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has defended the UK's "hard-headed" security pact with the US and Australia, amid a deepening diplomatic row with France.

Boris Johnson has been accused of having a "more casual" approach to Britain's national security in a highly critical report by MPs which claims the government is unable to cope with more than one major crisis at a time.

Blocking the M25 motorway is a "legitimate" and "reasonable" means of demonstrating about climate issues, the Green Party's MP has told Sky News.

The first all-civilian astronaut crew to reach orbit have appeared in a live video feed featuring weightless flips and a ukulele performance.

Manchester United has reported an annual loss of £92.2m as it counted the cost of forced stadium closures during the pandemic.