Free Speech Union founder Toby Young discusses his move to mount a challenge against the latest anti-Muslim hostility definition in the UK.

“They haven’t thought this through properly, the definition is contradictory, it’s irrational, it’s incoherent,” Mr Young said.

“For all sorts of reasons, we think it is unconstitutional and illogical.”

Sky News host James Macpherson reacts to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visiting a mosque in Western Sydney on Friday morning.

“Some of his Muslim friends don’t think he’s half as great as he thinks he is,” Mr Macpherson said.

“If Anthony Albanese walks away from Friday thinking it was merely bad luck … then he has learned precisely nothing.

“This was a meeting that went exactly as intended.”

Sky News host Rowan Dean has had enough of apology culture, the hypocritical left, and institutions ruining Australia.

“I have had enough of being told that my homeland, my birthright, does not belong to me,” Mr Dean said.

“I've had enough of apologies.

“Since when did going multicultural mean giving up the things we loved?

“I've had enough of the hypocrisy, the humbug and the self-hatred that festers in this country.”

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz mocks the Democratic Party for walking straight into US President Donald Trump’s “obvious trap” during his State of the Union address.

“That’s kind of the core of the problem of the Democratic Party … they’re standing up for illegals, they’re literally having people protect criminal illegals,” Mr Horowitz told Sky News host Rita Panahi.

“He [Donald Trump] brought it back to his strength and said, look, we are here to close the borders … and the Democrats just could not do it, they had to have an own goal and sit on their hands with that most obvious statement.

“It was an obvious trap; they still walked into it because, like I said, it’s kind of the ethos of the Democratic Party.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has reacted to Ellen DeGeneres make a fool of herself.

Shadow Industry and Sovereign Capability Minister Andrew Hastie has grilled Energy Minister Chris Bowen over the six cancelled fuel shipments to Australia.

“When was the Minister advised that six shipments of vital fuel supplies bound for Australia were cancelled?” Mr Hastie said during Question Time on Monday.

“How many ships have been cancelled to date?”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has reacted to US President Donald Trump posting the SNL sketch showing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer being scared of the American leader.

Sky News host Chris Kenny claims the Coalition has “surrendered their turf” to One Nation after the South Australian election.

“Rather than attack them, the Coalition needs to learn from them,” Mr Kenny said.

“One Nation is mainly stealing Coalition voters; the Coalition needs to win them back by reclaiming their ground.”

Sky News political contributor Chris Uhlmann weighs in on the ongoing fuel crisis in Australia.

“It’s going to get worse,” Mr Uhlman told Sky News host Peta Credlin.

“What we do know is that we are at the arse end of a long supply chain and those ships come very slowly.

“We also know that the damage is done in the Gulf at the moment.”

Sky News Australia has broken into the top 10 most-watched news channel on YouTube this month.

Sky News host Rita Panahi, a key feature of the channel’s success, has spoken with Digital Editor Jack Houghton to analyse the growing audience.

“If there is something that’s difficult to talk about, you’re up for the challenge,” Mr Houghton said.

“People are screaming out for that – they are crying out for conversations that are more engaging.”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has looked at the biggest lefty fails of the week, featuring prominent activist Greta Thunberg as well as a variety of Hollywood actors and actresses.

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Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonathon Duniam discusses Doctor Jamal Rifi’s attempt to repatriate ISIS brides and their children to Australia.

“We don’t know who they are, we don’t know whether the children in this cohort have been radicalised,” Mr Duniam told Sky News host Peta Credlin.

“If they’re serious about national security, they will stop Jamal Rifi from his three plans with a 90 per cent chance of success.”

Sky News host Danica De Giorgio has looked at the “biggest losers” of the week, featuring Democrats and actresses.

Sky News host Rita Panahi has criticised Jimmy Kimmel for playing the victim again.

Former Victoria premier Jeff Kennett says Jacinta Allan’s government “will be defeated” at the next election.

Mr Kennett told Sky News host Chris Kenny that the question now will be “who will form the government”?

“Will One Nation have an influence and perhaps win seats as they did in South Australia?”

Sky News host Rita Panahi has criticised “doom goblin” Greta Thunberg for blaming the Trump administration for Cuba’s problems rather than the nation’s communist regime.

Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA President Tony Seabrook discusses the “dire” situation Australia is now in with its fuel security.

“I’ve never seen a situation that is as dire as it is right now,” Mr Seabrook said.

“We have deindustrialised our country in the most staggering way, and it’s happened in such an insidious way that the vast majority of the population haven’t seen it happening.

“We are in the midst of a perfect storm.”

There has been a war of words on Capitol Hill today after Senator Josh Hawley asked Dr Nisha Verma if men can get pregnant.

Sky News host Sharri Markson reacts to a cartoon released by the Australian Financial Review.

US President Donald Trump told Sky News Washington Correspondent Jonathan Kearsley he was “surprised” Australia had declined to assist in the war with Iran.

“They should get involved,” Mr Trump told Sky News Australia.

“I was a little bit surprised they said no because we always say yes to them.”