Ukraine's military has confirmed the use of British Storm Shadow missiles in Russia. A senior military source has called it a successful strike. Stuart Ramsay filed a report on the latest update.

Sky News contributor Beau Davidson has reacted to a new poll which shows the Democrats want Kamala Harris to run again with the Vice President the frontrunner for the 2028 Democratic Party presidential nomination. “The fact that she’s still at 40-something per cent ... is just a testament to how much of a state of disarray and upheaval the Democrat Party is actually in right now,” he told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “I think she’s unlikeable and I think she’s unelectable.”

NSW One Nation Leader Tania Mihailuk says Australia is becoming a “basket case of a country”. An Australian delegate at COP29 performed a Welcome to Country, despite being in Azerbaijan. Ms Mihailuk told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio that it has shown people don’t know what the acknowledgement “actually means”.

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio says the COP29 was a “farce from the very beginning”. Ms De Giorgio made note that the Taliban turned up to the event, alongside Western countries. “It really tells you everything you need to know about the legitimacy of this event.”

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio claims things just “keep getting worse” for MSNBC following the latest blow to the network. “The New York Post is reporting that its parent company Comcast has confirmed a massive spinoff of its cable networks,” she said. “And that the network is likely to have large-scale layoffs, a change of its name, logos and headquarters. “It really seems as though the hosts of Morning Joe meeting and grovelling to Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, well, they can’t even save this tanking network.”

Sky News contributor Beau Davidson has reacted to former talk show host Ellen DeGeneres’ move out of the United States in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory. “If there’s any good reason for Ellen Degenerate to be leaving the country, I don’t think it’s really the re-election of Donald Trump,” he told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “It’s probably the fact that she should be running from these staffers and the whole reason that her show lost its place and is no longer on the air. “All I can say is good on her for making good on her promise to leave.”

Verve Communications’ Prue MacSween claims President-elect Donald Trump will make the hosts of MSNBC’s Morning Joe pay for their anti-Trump rhetoric. “He’s not an idiot,” she told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “We know those two morons are going to just get their comeuppance somewhere along the line.”

Liberal MP Andrew Wallace has discussed tech billionaire Elon Musk’s criticism towards the Albanese government over its new social media age limit bill. It comes as Mr Musk delivered his blunt assessment of the legislation this week after he reshared a post on X by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. “Seems like a backdoor way to control access to the internet by all Australians,” the billionaire said on X. Mr Wallace dismissed the tech billionaire’s concerns, stating that the proposal is not a way to introduce digital ID. “It is not a way to introduce digital ID. The two are absolutely different. The thing on Musk to conflate these two is a bit beyond the pale,” Mr Wallace told Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. “That is not what is in store under this bill. Elon Musk is jumping to conclusions here.”

Ukraine’s Ministry of Strategic Industries Advisor Yuriy Sak has accused the Kremlin of being “blackmailers” who are “bluffing their way into the new world order”. “We have seen during the last almost three years that we have crossed the red lines, the mythical red lines that Russia keeps drawing on so many occasions and thankfully, every time, we just expose the Kremlin for what they are,” he told Sky News host Erin Molan. “They are blackmailers who are bluffing their way into the new world order.”

Ukraine’s Ministry of Strategic Industries Advisor Yuriy Sak has suggested that people around the world are witnessing the formation of a “new axis of evil”. “Right now, more than 10,000 North Koreans ... are facing Ukrainian soldiers,” he told Sky News host Erin Molan. “We are now fighting somebody else’s enemy. “These are very alarming signs.”

Sky News host Erin Molan claims things have “taken a turn overnight” in the Russia-Ukraine war following Moscow’s latest attack. Tensions have escalated in the Ukraine-Russia war after Kyiv fired British and US-supplied missiles into Russian territory. Russia has launched a new hypersonic mid-range ballistic missile on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro.

Sky News host Steve Price has slammed Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ “shock decision” to change the priorities of Australia’s Future Fund. Mr Chalmers on Thursday made changes to the fund which would direct money into renewable energy, housing and infrastructure to strengthen Australia’s long-term economic resilience and address pressing national challenges. The move has drawn intense criticism with Peter Costello, the treasurer when the Future Fund was established and its former chair, saying the fund was “never set up to be a political slush fund”. Mr Price said Mr Chalmers made these changes in the “shadow of an election” and the prospect of being the only first term government to lose an election since the 1930s. “Suddenly thinks he knows better than those investment experts,” he said.

Sky News host Erin Molan has reacted to an anti-Israel incident which occurred in Woollahra, one of Australia’s most densely Jewish populated suburbs. Residents in Woollahra were targeted on Thursday after almost a dozen cars and homes were defaced with anti-Israe slurs, and one vehicle was torched and completely destroyed. “Those still denying antisemitism is rearing its ugly head not just elsewhere in the world, but in our own backyard, are kidding themselves,” Ms Molan said.

OutKick host Tomi Lahren has hit out at the Biden administration for how it has handled illegal immigration following the conviction and sentencing of Laken Riley’s killer. Jose Ibarra, Ms Riley’s killer, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after he was found guilty of all ten counts against him. Ibarra illegally entered the US in 2022 and was allowed to stay in the country while he pursued his immigration case. “The Biden administration doesn’t seem to be taking this seriously at all,” she told Sky News host James Morrow. “A disgrace through and through but I’ll tell you this. January is coming. Donald Trump is coming. Tom Homan is coming and there is going to be a real reckoning in this country.”

Sky News Australia host James Morrow has revisited Donald Trump's past "epic takedown" of Rosie O'Donnell stating there's "not a lot of love lost" between the two. "I tell ya what, there's a UFC fight I'd love to see – Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump," Mr Morrow said. Mr Morrow's comments come after O’Donnell recently slammed MSNBC's ‘Morning Joe’ co-hosts Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough after meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. In a TikTok video, O’Donnell said she would never watch Morning Joe again and labelled the co-host's actions “despicable”.

Beck & Stone Senior Consultant Emma-Jo Morris discusses the “scary” dynamic in New York City when related to the crime epidemic. Ms Morris says crime in New York City is quite a “woman’s issue”. “You walk around New York and it’s full of bums, and it’s full of crazy people who should be forcibly committed or at least in jail and they aren’t,” Ms Morris told Sky News host James Morrow. “The police obviously aren’t allowed to get involved because they are just brought in and brought back out; there is virtually no law enforcement, even though we do have police.”

Sky News contributor Damian Coory has mocked the “isolated arrogance” of celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres after the talk show host revealed she was moving to England following Donald Trump’s US election win.

Sky News host James Morrow says US government workers “aren’t happy” about Elon Musk’s push to reduce the size of the federal workforce. President-elect Donald Trump has announced Tesla CEO Elon Musk and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy will lead the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). “In fact, some of them are so unhappy about the idea that they might even, they have said,” Mr Morrow said. “To which I say, wouldn’t that be an absolute shame.”

The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants on Tuesday for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a former defense minister, and a Hamas leader. The warrant is for allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the Gaza conflict. Israel condemned the decision. Hamas welcomed the move against the Israeli officials.

Author Michael Shellenberger has hit out at the Labor Party’s “sinister” misinformation bill which he claimed would be an excuse for the government to “exercise control” over Australians. The contentious bill aims to reduce the spread of harmful misinformation and disinformation on digital communication platforms. “It would basically allow the prime minister and communications minister to criminalise any kind of speech. It has a provision that would allow them to censor misleading speech, which is just speech where people might get the wrong idea from true facts and accurate information,” he told Sky News host Rita Panahi.