Around the World

I was part of a Sky News team on the ground in Wuhan when the world's first COVID-19 lockdown was announced, in January 2020.

Monkeypox has been rebranded 'mpox' by the World Health Organisation (WHO) after receiving complaints that the current name for the disease is "racist and stigmatising".

The niece of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader of Iran, has called on foreign governments to cut all ties with Tehran's "murderous and child-killing regime".

An avowed white supremacist who carried out a deadly mass shooting at a supermarket in Buffalo has pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terror charges.

Ukraine's first lady has accused Russian forces of using rape as a weapon of war in her country as she called for a "global response".

Police in six countries have taken down a "super cartel" of drugs traffickers who controlled around one third of Europe's cocaine trade, the European Union crime agency has said.

People in China have been protesting over ongoing coronavirus measures as part of growing calls for freedom - and there have been unprecedented clashes with police.

Mauna Loa has begun erupting on Hawaii's largest island, prompting officials to raise the alert level from "advisory" to "warning".

It's been a really, really interesting day here.

Protests against stringent COVID restrictions have intensified across China - as a British journalist was beaten and kicked by police.