The prime minister had to pause PMQs to apologise for an "unfortunate slip of the tongue", after he mistakenly said the UK had negotiated a trade deal with North Korea, rather than South Korea.'Before I am referred to the privileges committee, can I correct the record,' Sir Keir Starmer joked.

A deadly type of kitchen dust has been destroying lives in California - in what doctors are calling an epidemic.Sky's @katiebarnfield has been investigating the rise in silicosis, an incurable lung disease linked to quartz kitchen worktops. Read more: https://t.co/0YiIq1z5Z3

Thousands have marched in anti-immigration protests in South Africa, accusing illegal immigrants of taking away jobs, healthcare, housing and public services.Sky's @YousraElbagir asks the country's opposition party leader what he makes of the marches.https://t.co/IYZGOWKgqw

Musk’s rocket company is preparing to open its doors to public investors and raise more money than any listing before it.Sky's specialist producer @SchnitzerHanna reportshttps://t.co/E9lFxeBem4

Wes Streeting gave his resignation speech to the House of Commons, where he warned that the government was in the 'fight of our lives against nationalism'.Sky's @cathynewman dissects the former health secretary's speech ⬇️