Kieren Williams

2 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Kieren Williams

Much of the past week has been dominated by scenes of tumbling markets, stressed trading floors and world leaders scrambling after Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of tariffs. We're going to take a step back and ask what the chaos means for pensioners, soon-to-be retirees and younger people concerned about their future retirement.

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Kieren Williams

Passengers and crew tackled a teenage boy who allegedly attempted to board a plane armed with a gun in Australia. Detectives from Victoria Police have charged a 17-year-old after the incident at Avalon Airport, Melbourne's second airport, on Thursday. Passengers and crew on board Jetstar flight JQ610 sprung into action when the teenager entered the plane, allegedly armed.

2 months ago | news.sky.com | Kieren Williams

Passengers onboard the Delta jet that crashed on a runway in Toronto, flipping over and leaving them dangling upside down, have been offered $30,000 (£23,800) each by the airline. On Monday, a flight, operated by Delta subsidiary Endeavor Air, from Minneapolis-St. Paul to Pearson Airport in Toronto crashed, skidding in flames and rolling over after it touched down. All 80 people onboard were evacuated with no deaths and many were able to walk off unaided.

2 months ago | news.sky.com | Kieren Williams

Social media sites and their users risk fragmenting along political lines in light of Donald Trump's election win, experts have told Sky News. They added some of the world's biggest social media platforms fell into line behind the new US government after November's election victory. Image: Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg ahead of the inauguration.

2 months ago | news.sky.com | Kieren Williams

A 66 million-year-old vomit fossil has been discovered in Denmark. Found along the Stevns Klint coastal cliff, the fossil is regurgitated lumps of sea lily - a type of marine invertebrate. They were eaten during the Cretaceous period tens of millions of years ago. Fossil hunter Peter Bennicke made the discovery after splitting open a piece of chalk. He brought the fossil to a local museum where it was cleaned up and examined by experts.