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What is Sky news?
A news channel dedicated to Sport. Yet it fails to recognise there is more than one sport, "football".
This is because it is Sky News, and is complete utter rubbish, far too Americanised.
BBC ftw!
Sky Sports News Presenter: Yes, believe it or not, today we are reporting on... football! Because its not like we report on football every single minute of every single day is it?!
BBC News realizes there is more than one sport in this country.
Sky news - video
Sky news - what is it?
Is a common saying and is a popular hashtag on twitter
sky news is lie news is a popular hashtag. #SkyNewsIsLieNews!
What does "Sky news" mean?
A real news channel that does commentaries of rolling sky
Jack is a jake pauler , he watches rolling sky news
Sky news - what does it mean?
Sky 'News' Australia is full of far-right BS just like Fauxxx 'News' and the far-left CNN. Rupert MurdCOCK must be jail for promoting these propaganda scum outlets and misleading people in the west.
Person 1: Hey yo, do you watch Sky News Aus?
Person 2: Nah bruh, Sky News Aus is just another far-right propaganda news outlet owned by Murdcock. Don't watch it if you don't want to get mindfucked...
Sky news - meaning
A fake news station that spews out right wing propaganda so misleading that it’s almost laughable. They’re just as bad as Fox News, if not worse.
Guy 1: Where did you hear that information from?
Guy 2: Sky News Australia
Guy 1: *Laughs intensively*
Sky news - definition
The Fox News of Australia, fuelling right-wing propaganda and of course owned by the Murdoch mafia.
Sky News Australia is basically Fox News 2.0.
Sky news - slang
See fox news for more information. Toned down for the British who can't eat the pure BS on Fox.
Occasionally has a good story, as long as it doesn't interfer with Fox News agenda.
Sky news
The world's first, greatest and only 24-hour-a-day rolling news channel. Only it has commercials. And shit journalists with corporate agendas. Basically, the Western World's equivilent to Communist Chinese TV.
"And now on Sky News, there's trouble at our rival station BBC News 24. Hahaha! Serves them right. Ahem! Where was I?"