Driver Killed After Exiting Car On M'way

A driver died when he got out of his car in the middle lane of a motorway and was struck by a number of vehicles. It happened on the southbound carriageway of the M18 near Doncaster shortly after 7am on Friday. The 53-year-old, from Gilberdyke, Humberside,...

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Brit Charged Over Threats To Kill US Students

Detectives have charged a British man in connection with alleged threats to shoot dead 200 children at a US school. Sky Tyne and Wear reported Northumbria Police arrested Reece Elliott, 24, from South Shields, on Friday on suspicion of making threats...

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Policewoman Killed In Car Crash

A 27-year-old policewoman has died in a road crash involving a suspected stolen car. The officer was travelling in a police car on routine patrol at the time of the smash in Londonderry. Two other officers in the patrol car were hurt in the crash,...

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Police Defend Sex Assault Victim Handling

Greater Manchester Police has defended its care of Frances Andrade, who killed herself after giving evidence against her abusers. ...

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Celebrities Get Doodling For Good Cause

A host of celebrities have been showing their artistic side for charity by taking part in this year's National Doodle Day. Doodles by famous faces including Sir Ian McKellen, Steven Gerrard, Michael Sheen, Joanna Lumley, Lorraine Kelly and Chris Tarrant...

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Salford Crash: Two Die As Parked Cars Hit

Two people have died in a crash involving seven vehicles in Greater Manchester. Police were originally called to reports of an aggravated burglary taking place at a house in Farnworth where a red Audi was stolen. The vehicle was spotted a few minutes...

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Horsemeat Scandal: 'Criminal Activity' Blamed

Who's In Charge Of Keeping Food Safe? Updated: 10:57am UK, Friday 08 February 2013 There are a number of different agencies responsible for food labelling and safety in the UK. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is responsible...

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Phone Hacking: Duchess And 17 Others Settle

The Duchess of York is among the latest phone hacking victims to reach settlements with News Group Newspapers. The company, which published the now-defunct News Of The World, has agreed to pay a further 17 people including Sarah Ferguson, whose voicemail...

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Mother Killed In Hinckley Shooting Named

A mother-of-two killed in a shooting in Leicestershire has been named by police. Hayley Pointon, 30, died from a single gunshot wound at an address in Hinckley on Sunday night. Police leading the investigation have appealed for witnesses who may have...

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Dale Cregan Trial: Hearing Gets Under Way

The trial of a man accused of murdering two women police officers is under way. Dale Cregan, 29, is accused of killing PCs Nicola Hughes, 23, and Fiona Bone, 32, in a gun and grenade attack on September 18 last year. Four months earlier former amateur...

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Gove Admits Axing GCSEs Was 'Bridge Too Far'

Q&A: Gove's GCSE Reforms Updated: 11:22am UK, Thursday 07 February 2013 Michael Gove's plans had been described as the biggest education overhaul for a generation but now he has been forced into a U-turn. Here is an explainer. What is the current...

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Stuart Hall Vows To Fight 'Callous' Sex Charges

Veteran BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall has vowed to fight sex offence charges and "regain my reputation". He said he had been through a "living nightmare" and questioned why the allegations had taken so long to surface. The 83-year-old was speaking after...

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Poverty Blamed For Increase In Child Neglect

Nine out of 10 teachers, police officers and social workers come into contact with children they suspect are being neglected - but 40% feel powerless to intervene, blaming a lack of resources. A report by Action for Children also reveals that members...

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Care Home Paedophile Ring: Two Men Arrested

Two men have been arrested as part of a police probe into an historic paedophile ring involving children's homes in southwest London. Boys were allegedly taken from up to three care homes in Richmond to the Elm Guest House in Barnes where they were...

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RBS Strikes Libor Prosecution Deal

RBS Chief Gives Up £4m Shares In Libor Exit Updated: 7:57pm UK, Tuesday 05 February 2013 By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The head of RBS's investment bank will forfeit millions of pounds in past share awards following political pressure for a prominent...

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Alan Greaves: Funeral For Attacked Organist

By Tom Parmenter, Sky Correspondent The widow of a man who was killed on his way to midnight mass has told Sky News they had a "truly wonderful marriage". Church organist Alan Greaves, 68, was attacked on Christmas Eve as he made the short walk...

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Internet Safety A 'Major Child Protection Issue'

Keeping youngsters safe online is one of the biggest child protection issues of the modern world, campaigners have warned. Children should be given lessons in how to use the internet safely from as young as five or six. The call comes amid concerns...

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Meat Found To Contain 80% Horse, Says FSA

Meat being stored at a factory in Northern Ireland has been found to contain 80% horsemeat, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said. The meat tested at Freeza Meats in Newry was potentially linked to the Silvercrest factory in Ireland, which has been...

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MoD Attacked For 'Flawed' Jet Decision

The Ministry of Defence has been strongly criticised for its "flawed" decision to buy a different version of the new F-35 fighter aircraft for the Royal Navy's new carriers. The F-35 has three main models. The F-35A is a conventional take-off and landing...

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Savile Police Arrest Man, 65, In South London

Police investigating allegations linked to Jimmy Savile and others have arrested a 65-year-old on suspicion of sexual offences. The unnamed man was detained at a house in South London. The allegations are not directly related to any of Savile's offences,...

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Blackpool Stab Death: Man Appears In Court

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent A 22-year-old man has appeared before magistrates in Blackpool accused of the murder of a teenager whose body was found in an alleyway. College student Sasha Marsden, 16, had been fatally stabbed...

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Richard III's Remains Found In Council Car Park

Remains found beneath a council car park in Leicester have solved the 500-year-old mystery about the final resting place of King Richard III, archaeologists say. Researchers at the University of Leicester said they had concluded "beyond reasonable doubt"...

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Most-Wanted Foreigners Hiding In UK Named

A list of the most-wanted high-risk foreign fugitives believed to be hiding in Britain - including three suspected murderers and an accused rapist - has been released. The list of 17 people, who are wanted by authorities in other European countries...

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Paul Gascoigne 'Relapse': PFA Vows Support

Paul Gascoigne still believes he can "get back on track" after his latest "relapse", according to players' chief Gordon Taylor. Gascoigne, who has spoken about alcoholism problems in the past and was sectioned five years ago under the Mental Health...

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Blackpool Stab Death: Teen 'Received Threat'

A 16-year-old girl whose body was found burning in an alley had recently received a death threat in an email, a friend of the teen has told Sky News. Sasha Marsden's body was set on fire after she had died from stab wounds to the head and face, a post-mortem...

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Stafford Hospital Inquiry Will Demand Changes

By David Crabtree, Sky News Correspondent A report into the quality of care provided by one NHS Trust will call for sweeping changes to how the nation's hospitals are run and regulated. Hospitals could face fines or be closed down for falling foul...

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Special Forces: 600 Support Posts To Go

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Around 600 posts could be cut from the support network for Britain's special forces after the military pull-out from Afghanistan. The Special Forces Support Group is expected to be restructured as Britain's...

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Gay Marriage: Tories Call For Delay To Vote

Around 180 Conservative MPs are reportedly poised to oppose or abstain in a vote on gay marriage to be held on Tuesday. MPs will vote on the proposals, which will also allow civil partners to convert their partnership to a marriage and enable married...

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