British Author Douglas Murray slammed Pro Palestine protests outside the DNC. He said that Kamala Harris would realise if elected as president that these protesters would not stop with the “one side and the other-ism.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi mocks Joe Biden for “repeating many debunked lies”, including the Donald Trump Charlottesville “very fine people” hoax from 2017.

The late Queen Elizabeth II reportedly found former US president Donald Trump and his family “gracious” and “wonderful guests”. An ex-Buckingham Palace employee revealed the Queen’s feelings about the Trump family to the New York Post. The ex-palace employee’s comments contradict what author Craig Brown wrote in his upcoming biography A Voyage Around the Queen. In the upcoming biography, Brown alleges the late Queen told her staff she was annoyed by former president Trump’s behaviour. Queen Elizabeth allegedly “particularly disliked” how Trump would gaze over the former Monarch's shoulder. The former aide with close knowledge of the Queen’s views denied Brown’s allegations, saying “I know this to be untrue”. “I spoke to the queen subsequently after the State visit and other members of the royal household, and she told me she found them [the Trumps] to be really gracious and wonderful guests to have in the palace,” they said.

For the first time in several decades, chicken sales are down in Australia as the cost of living crisis continues to affect households. With even the most budget-friendly food, like a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken or McDonald's family Dinner pack, is becoming more out of reach for Aussie households. Recent retail research has revealed that families are visiting fast food restaurants a lot less frequently, and when they are going, they're spending a lot less.

‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ host Megyn Kelly has called out “crazy” Nancy Pelosi’s act on day one of the Democratic National Convention. “You have crazy, crazy Nancy Pelosi with her Joe Biden sign, ‘go Joe’,” Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Meanwhile, she was the one who stuck the knife and twisted it – there’s no person more responsible for ousting him than Nancy. “But she wants us to believe she’s totally team Joe.”

Douglas Murray has issued a warning to people in the United Kingdom who have been calling for the author to be censured. The British government issued a warning on social media platform X saying, “content that incites violence or hatred isn’t just harmful—it can be illegal.” Former UK Labour press secretary Alastair Campbell took to X, posting a clip of Mr Murray with the caption: “Think @metpoliceuk might want to take a look at this book plug.” “I've got a horrible surprise for them. They're not going to silence me either. You might as well give it up, guys,” Mr Murray told Sky News host Rita Panahi.

A passenger has reportedly pulled the emergency door after a Jetstar flight from Sydney landed in Melbourne on Thursday morning. The flight from Sydney had touched down at Melbourne airport when it’s believed a man in his late 30s pulled the emergency exit door. According to a passenger onboard the flight there was a lot of concern during the debacle.

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski says last night’s improvement on Wall Street “belies” a couple of important outcomes that were positive. “You had the technology stocks do quite well, the Nasdaq was up 0.6 of a per cent, the S&P 500, the broader market, up 0.4 of a per cent,” he told Sky News Australia. “The Dow Jones just in positive territory, but we had two rather important events last night.” Presented by CommSec.

Robert F Kennedy Jr is reportedly planning to drop out of the US presidential race by the end of the week. The decision is not confirmed, but sources indicate Mr Kennedy is moving towards endorsing Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. One source says the independent candidate is looking to make a decision soon in an attempt to stunt the Democratic National Convention’s momentum.

Ukrainian forces have launched a major drone assault on the Russian capital of Moscow. Russian authorities claim they shot down 11 drones over the city and a further 45 in other parts of the country, resulting in no casualties. Restrictions were placed on several Russian airports but were lifted shortly after.

Former US president Barack Obama endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris during his closing speech on day two of the Democratic National Convention. He told the crowd America was ready for a new chapter and called on delegates to vote. “We are ready for a President Kamala Harris,” Mr Obama said.

Democrat vice presidential candidate Tim Walz will officially accept his nomination at the Democratic National Convention. Mr Walz will take the stage after former US president Bill Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and Pete Buttigieg. This comes after former US president Barack Obama brought the crowd to their feet on day two of the DNC.

Sky News host Liz Storer says take out prices are “no longer competitive” as the price of chicken soars. “People can get it cheaper at Woolies, you guys need to drop your prices,” Ms Storer said. “You are no longer competitive, sorry.”

Sky News host Liz Storer has criticised the performances which took place on day two of the Democratic National Convention. “Zero talk of policies,” Ms Storer said. “Zero talk of the changes they’re going to exact if they make it to the White House.”

Sky News host James Macpherson discusses the failed motion for babies born after a failed abortion to be given some kind of care. “In Canberra Senator Ralph Babet from the United Australia Party, he moved a motion in the Senate yesterday asking senators to agree with him that babies born alive after a failed abortion should at least be given some kind of comfort,” Mr Macpherson said. “The Greens and the Labor members voted against that, and four Liberal senators also voted against it.”

'The Megyn Kelly Show' host Megyn Kelly discusses Joe Biden's address at the Democratic National Convention. "Inside the arena, we have Joe Biden saying he is not angry at all … all of his body language and tone suggest he's a very angry man," Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. "We know why they shoved him out of this role. "I would have done this myself if I was a Democrat. "I did not think he could do it four more years; I don't blame them for shoving him out. "Now they want to pretend it was voluntary."

'The Megyn Kelly Show' host Megyn Kelly slams US Vice President Kamala Harris' economic policy speech. "She [Kamala Harris] got panned from the left and the right on what was universally decried as gimmicks," Ms Kelly told Sky News host Paul Murray. "A gimmicky speech on Friday about her with the hand of the federal hand of the government is going to single-handedly change prices at the grocery store. "Her inflation is what's caused increased prices at the grocery store and the gas pump, and she is trying to dodge it by saying it is the evil, cooperative, greedy people who are trying to exploit the poor working class.”

National Senate Leader Bridget McKenzie slams Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for a "tone-deaf" joke he made about the live export trade while speaking in front of a room full of farmers at the AgriFutures Rural Women’s Award Gala. “For the PM to give such a tone-deaf response about the live cattle trade, I thought was appalling,” Ms McKenzie said. “This government has cut the live sheep trade in WA, which is an appalling decision and is having repercussions right throughout Western Australia, not just primary producers.

Sky News host Sharri Markson says Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek “sparked outrage” as she blocked a new “billion-dollar” gold mine. “Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has sparked outrage this week after her decision to block a billion-dollar gold mine,” Ms Markson said. “This eleventh-hour move shocked everyone involved, it was done on Indigenous heritage grounds despite both state and federal departments giving it the green light.”

The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan discusses the second day of the Democratic National Convention. “It’s quite a dishonest conference because they are pretending that Joe Biden’s record doesn’t exist,” Mr Sheridan told Sky News host Peta Credlin. “Kamala Harris is going to run against inflation whereas Joe Biden caused inflation; she is going to fix the border whereas Joe Biden caused the border problem, and she was part of that administration.”