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BBC News broadcaster Yalda Hakim is joining Sky News less than four months after being promoted to chief presenter.

A BBC NEWS host has announced she's leaving the broadcaster after a decade on screen.Yalda Hakim has revealed to fans she is departing the Beeb after

Chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay and his team went undercover deep in the jungle in Myanmar to report on the conflict that has been raging in the country since a military coup in 2021.

Myanmar has said it "categorically rejects" claims made by Sky News in its undercover reporting of the civil war in the country.

China has a responsibility for the "tragic" situation in Myanmar because it is the "foremost supporter" of the military regime, the head of the British foreign intelligence service MI6 has said. "It is appalling to see what is happening in that wonderful country," Sir Richard Moore told Sky News during a briefing with journalists in the Czech capital, Prague. "I am afraid China does have a responsibility because they are the foremost supporter of that regime,...

It is hard to see how Myanmar's military junta would be able to operate in the way that it currently does without the support of its powerful neighbour, says Sir Richard Moore, the head of MI6.

It is hard to see how Myanmars military junta would be able to operate in the way that it currently does without the support of its powerful neighbour, says Sir Richard Moore, the head of MI6.

Kim Aris has spoken to Sky News as a civil war rages in the country two years after his mother was removed as leader in a military coup.

International governments should impose "tougher sanctions" on Myanmar and restrict its military from accessing aviation fuel, the son of the country's ousted leader has said.

The UN Human Rights Groups James Rodehaver, the chief of the Myanmar team, said the "crisis in the country has been dramatically under-reported" and the military "does not want people to know just how intense the fighting is".