Kids Given Lessons On Dangers Of Social Media

By Emma Birchley, Sky News East of England Correspondent The danger of posting personal information online is being taught to children as part of a pilot project to keep them safe from criminals. Pupils at a primary school in Shropshire and a high...

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Car Park Dug Up Around Marooned Mercedes

Workers were forced to resurface a car park around a stranded vehicle after its owner decided to move barriers to park there. The area was blocked off by diggers at Edinburgh Waverley railway station, but when they turned up the next day, they found...

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Halal Prison Food Found To Contain Pork DNA

A company which supplies Halal meat to prisons has had its contract suspended after traces of pork DNA were found in pies and pasties. The Ministry of Justice said it had withdrawn the products immediately, while justice minister Jeremy Wright said...

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Blackpool Murder: Burning Body Found In Alley

Two people are being held as part of a murder investigation after the body of a 16-year-old girl was found burning in an alley. Police have cordoned off the area in South Shore, Blackpool, where Sasha Marsden's body was discovered, and specialist...

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Flooding: Government 'Too Slow To Act'

The Government has been too slow bringing in measures that will protect homes and businesses from the "shattering" impact of flooding, say MPs. The Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs committee said the draft Water Bill would help increase competition...

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Senior Cop Jailed For Trying To Leak To NOTW

A senior police officer has been jailed for 15 months for trying to sell information to the News Of The World. Detective Chief Inspector April Casburn, 53, was found guilty last month of misconduct in public office for offering the newspaper confidential...

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Seabird 'Pollution' Substance May Be Palm Oil

A mysterious sticky substance covering more than 100 birds which washed up on the coast of southern England could be palm oil dumped in the sea. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) was called in on Thursday after the troubled guillemots,...

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Barclays Boss Drops Bonus To 'Avoid Public Debate'

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The new chief executive of Barclays is to waive his annual bonus amid continuing pressure on the bank over its involvement in a series of scandals. Antony Jenkins, who took over from Bob Diamond in August, said he...

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UK's Largest Warship Starts To Take Shape

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent They will be the largest warships ever built for the Royal Navy, each weighing 65,000 tonnes and with their length equal to 28 London buses. Now the hull of one of these two mammoth aircraft carriers, HMS...

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Alps Drowning: Teenager Dies In Pool Accident

A British teenager has drowned in a swmming pool after a night out in a French ski resort. Lucy Sallis became trapped under a pool cover after jumping into the water in Alpe d'Huez, according to reports. The 19-year-old from Bognor Regis, West Sussex...

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Naomi Campbell Wins Elephant Story Damages

Naomi Campbell has won substantial libel damages and a public apology over a false story in The Daily Telegraph. The story claimed the supermodel was planning to organise an elephant polo match for her partner's birthday in India. Ms Campbell's lawyer,...

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David Beckham 'To Sign For Paris St Germain'

David Beckham is expected to join Paris St Germain after leaving LA Galaxy, according to Sky sources. The former England captain is believed to be undergoing a medical before his signing is announced at a news conference scheduled for 4pm. The 37-year-old...

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Police Reforms: Foreigners Could Run Forces

Foreign police chiefs will be able to run British forces for the first time under a radical shake-up planned by the Government. Under the proposals, new starters will also be able to join at superintendent level instead of spending two years on the...

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Horsemeat Scandal: Tesco Drops Supplier

Tesco has dropped its frozen burger supplier following an investigation into why horsemeat was used in its products. The supermarket giant's technical director Tim Smith said new DNA testing would be introduced for all of its meat products to avoid...

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Jeremy Kyle Cancer Battle: Host 'On The Mend'

TV chat show host Jeremy Kyle is recuperating abroad after being treated for testicular cancer. He is understood to have had chemotherapy following the discovery of a growth late last year. The 47-year-old presenter has taken a break from recording...

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Tragic London Marathon Runner 'Used Supplement'

A young woman who died in the London Marathon was using a caffeine supplement she bought online, an inquest has heard. Claire Squires, 30, collapsed and died close to the finish line last April. Her boyfriend, Simon Van Herrewage, has told the inquest...

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Sugary Drink Tax 'Could Pay For School Meals'

Sugary drinks should be taxed at up to 20p a litre, say health campaigners – with the proceeds helping to pay for free school meals. Food and farming charity Sustain said the Government could raise £1bn a year from the duty, while also saving lives...

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Bristol 'Hit And Run' Pair Were To Start IVF

A couple who died after their tandem bicycle collided with a car had celebrated the news that they were to start fertility treatment less than 24 hours before the crash. Ross Simons, 34, and his 30-year-old wife Clare died when a Citroen Picasso car...

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Iraqis Seek UK Troop Abuse Public Inquiry

Scores of lawyers representing Iraqis are going to the High Court seeking an "independent" public inquiry into allegations that British interrogators were guilty of the systemic abuse of civilians in Iraq. Lawyers for the Iraqis allege there were a...

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Bali Drugs Case: Briton Julian Ponder Jailed

A British man has been jailed for six years and fined the equivalent of £65,000 after being convicted of cocaine possession in Bali. Julian Ponder, 43, from Brighton, was cleared of drug trafficking but found guilty of the lesser offence of possession....

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Dock Master Saves Baby From Icy Waters

A dock master has rescued a six-month-old baby after his buggy was blown into freezing cold waters by strong winds. The infant, who was strapped in the buggy, was swept into the water as his mother walked along Watchet Harbour, Somerset, at 8am on Sunday....

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New British Citizenship Test - Take The Quiz

Changes to the Life in the UK citizenship test, which must be taken by all migrants wanting to settle permanently in Britain, have been unveiled. The Home Office said the revised exam, which is being introduced in March, will focus less on the practicalities...

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Teenager Dies After Being Stabbed In Pimlico

A teenager has died after being stabbed in Pimlico, central London on Sunday, police said. Officers were called to Lupus Street at 6.50pm where they found a youngster who had been stabbed. The victim, believed to be 16, was taken to a south London...

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'Hit-And-Run' Deaths: Tandem Cyclists Named

The car involved in an alleged hit-and-run crash that killed a husband and wife on a tandem bicycle was being followed by police, it has emerged. The couple, who died at the scene of the collision in Bristol, have been named as 34-year-old Ross Matthews...

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Childcare Better In Wealthy Areas, Report Says

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky Reporter Children from wealthier areas receive a better standard of childcare, according to a new report. Research by Policy Exchange showed Ofsted judged 79% of childminders in the richest parts of England as good or outstanding,...

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Globetrotting Record: Briton Visits Every Nation

By Jay Singh-Sohal, Sky News Producer An adventurer from Liverpool is just one step away from entering the Guinness Book of Records for visiting every country in the world without flying. Graham Hughes, 33, began the challenge to visit all 193...

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Payday Loan Sites' Dirty Tricks To Boost Traffic

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent A Sky News investigation has found that some payday loan brokers have benefitted from hacking into websites to divert the history and status of a legitimate business to their domain. This increases their ranking...

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Flood Fears As Snow Melts And Rain Moves In

Heavy rains combined with milder temperatures which are thawing the snow that has blanketed much of Britain have sparked fears of flooding across the country. Large parts of the UK are on alert for flooding, and the Met Office is warning people to be...

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