Sky News Today with Gareth Barlow

Andy Burnham made his first international trip as Prime Minister to Kyiv, where he marked Ukraine's 35th independence anniversary and planned to chair a session of the Coalition of the Willing. He announced the UK would declassify blueprints for Storm Shadow missiles to allow Ukraine to build them domestically, a move that drew a Kremlin response accusing Britain of taking part in the war. Landmarks in the UK were lit in Ukrainian colours, and the visit was framed as a renewed commitment to support Ukraine against Russia.

Tributes were paid to two police officers, PC Tom Clough and PC Matthew Blades, who died in a head-on crash near Middlesbrough after a car drove the wrong way down the A66. The five occupants of the other vehicle also died, and the car had cloned number plates. Ministers urged social media companies to remove content celebrating dangerous driving, while an investigation continued into the pursuit that preceded the collision. A fundraising appeal for the officers' families had raised over £345,000.

Other stories included Reform UK's proposal to prioritise British-born workers for social housing and build 50,000 affordable homes a year. In Nevada, 90,000 people were told to evacuate due to a man-made wildfire. A report on UK water infrastructure highlighted that no new reservoirs had been built for over 30 years, with the first under construction in Hampshire, but projected needs far exceeded current plans. In India, repeated leaked exam papers led to student suicides and protests, prompting the education minister's resignation and calls for reform.