Mum's Plea After Teen Was Denied Cancer Drugs

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter The family of a teenage girl who died from a rare form of bone cancer is calling for the relaxation of rules governing who is eligible to take part in potentially life-saving drugs trials. Despite the pleas of her parents,...

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Police 'Taser Fireball' Death Investigation

A man who had covered himself in petrol became a human fireball after police shot him with a Taser. A police watchdog will investigate whether firing the weapon at Andrew Pimlott, 32, caused fatal burns. Mr Pimlott suffered serious injuries in the...

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Hay Fever Sufferers Set For Tough Spring

By Emma Birchley, East Of England Correspondent Hay fever sufferers could be set for the toughest spring and summer in decades as scientists predict a possible pollen surge in the coming weeks. Trees, crops and even the grass are playing catch-up...

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M62 Crash: Hen Party Minibus Victim Named

A woman who died when a minibus collided with a lorry on the M62 has been named by police as 18-year-old Bethany Jones. Ms Jones, from Pontefract, died at the scene of the crash about 11.30am on Friday, West Yorkshire police have confirmed. Her uncle,...

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London Bus Stabbing: Teen Quizzed Over Death

A teenager is being questioned following the death a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed on a bus. Police were called just after 3pm on Tuesday after the boy, who has been named as Derek Boateng, was stabbed on the route 393 bus. The bus had stopped at...

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Wootton Bassett Terror Plotter Jailed

A Muslim convert who plotted a terror attack on Royal Wootton Bassett has been jailed for six years. Richard Dart, 30, who appeared in a BBC 3 documentary about Islam in 2011, had also planned to target members of the security services after receiving...

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Canadian Lynx: Big Cat Prowled UK Countryside

A big cat prowled the Devon countryside over a century ago - in the earliest case of such an animal being at large in Britain. Scientists identified it as a Canadian lynx, a carnivorous predator more than twice the size of a domestic cat, after its...

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Nationwide Drive To Boost MMR Vaccination

By Gamal Fahnbulleh, Sky News Reporter One million children will be targeted in a measles vaccination drive across England as an outbreak in Wales continues to grow. The aim is to prevent measles outbreaks by vaccinating as many unvaccinated and...

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Weather: Britain Set For Year's Hottest Day

Spring sunshine could see parts of the UK enjoy the country's hottest weather of the year so far - before plummeting temperatures and a sudden cold snap take hold. Large swathes of east Wales and southern and eastern England have been basking in clear...

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Porn: Bid To Block Sex Sites On Public WiFi

Children will be protected from seeing pornography in public WiFi areas under plans being pushed by David Cameron. Downing Street has confirmed the Prime Minister wants a Government-backed code of conduct that blocks certain websites in places such...

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Eye Poster Puts Off Bike Thieves, Says Study

Bike thefts have been cut sharply at a university just by placing a poster of watchful eyes above the cycle racks, according to researchers. The two-year experiment at Newcastle University was suggested by a security manager at the campus who had seen...

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Motorist Admits Killing Couple On Tandem

By Isabel Webster, West Of England Correspondent A driver has admitted killing a couple after mowing them down in his car as they rode their tandem. Nicholas Lovell entered guilty pleas to causing the deaths of Ross Simons, 34, and his wife Clare,...

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Independent Scotland Could Lose The Pound

George Osborne has warned Scotland there is no guarantee it can retain the pound if it becomes independent. The Chancellor said independence would force Scotland to adopt new currency arrangements, which would be a "very deep dive into uncharted waters"....

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Abandoned Baby Alia Was Alive When Born

A newborn baby found abandoned by dog walkers was not stillborn, police have revealed. Detectives believe the girl, given the name Alia, lived for a short period of time after her birth. They have released images of items which were recovered along...

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Millwall FA Cup Violence: Four More Arrested

Three men suspected of violence at an FA Cup semi-final between Millwall and Wigan have been arrested in morning raids and one has handed himself in, police have said. In total, 27 people have been arrested in connection with the clashes at the April...

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HSBC Cuts Over 1,100 British Jobs

HSBC has announced further redundancies in Britain as part of the bank's three year rivival plan. It said 3,166 positions in the UK would be affected by the cost-cutting exercise - but that just over 2,000 would be redeployed, resulting in 1,149 jobs...

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Stephen Lawrence Murder 'Sparked Change'

The Prime Minister says the racist killing of Stephen Lawrence "sparked monumental change" in British society - but that "more still needs to be done". David Cameron made the comments ahead of a memorial service today to mark the 20th anniversary of...

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Lufthansa Strike Sees UK Flights Cancelled

Lufthansa staff have gone on strike over a pay dispute, forcing the company to cancel the majority of its scheduled flights. Around 100 flights - including departures and arrivals - have been cancelled at airports in London, Manchester, Birmingham,...

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Weather: Spring Sunshine As Temperatures Rise

Parts of the UK are set to bask in unseasonably warm temperatures this week - with the mercury expected to break the 20C mark. The South East, East Anglia and the South West will receive a blast of spring sunshine on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday....

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Luis Suarez: 'Anger Management' After Bite

Liverpool's Luis Suarez has been offered counselling after he apologised for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovich during a Premier League clash. The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) said on Monday the Uruguayan will be approached over anger...

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Arsenal Co-Owner Is Now UK's Richest Man

Britain has a new richest man - Russian co-owner of Arsenal Football Club Alisher Usmanov has taken the top spot from the previous Rich List number one Lakshmi Mittal. Mr Usmanov, who has a near-30% stake in Arsenal, is worth £13.3bn, putting him into...

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Measles Victim Died 'After He Was Sent Home'

The first victim to die in the measles outbreak in South Wales had been sent home from hospital, his mother has claimed. Gareth Williams, 25, was discovered dead on Thursday morning at his home in the Port Tennant area of Swansea. Initial tests revealed...

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London Marathon: Show Of Solidarity For Boston

Thousands of runners have observed a moment of silence at the start of the London Marathon to remember the victims of the Boston bombings. The poignant 30-second tribute was followed by applause as Mo Farah and other competitors gathered at the start...

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Waterloo Good, But Not UK's Greatest Battle

Waterloo and the D-Day landings have lost the title of Britain's greatest battle to a vital - but lesser known - clash against the Japanese in World War Two. The Battle of Imphal, and the simultaneous Battle of Kohima, saw British Empire troops fight...

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