Bernard Gallacher 'Critical' After Heart Problem

Former Ryder Cup captain Bernard Gallacher is in hospital after suffering a suspected heart attack. Gallacher is being treated in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and was said to be in a critical condition on Friday night, NHS Grampian confirmed. It could...

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Queen's Daimler Limo Up For Auction

It has a special space for a handbag and had "one careful lady owner" and now a Daimler belonging to the Queen is up for auction. The 2001 Super V8 LWB limousine was owned, and driven, by Her Majesty for three years until 2004. Now it is being sold...

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Spain: British Man Held Over Father's Death

A British tourist has been arrested on suspicion of killing his 69-year-old father during a fight at a holiday camp in a Spanish beach resort. A security guard reportedly called police to the Castell Montgri camp in the village of L'Estartit near...

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Puma Crash: Struggle To Retrieve Black Box

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Salvage experts believe they know the location of the black box flight recorder from the Super Puma helicopter which crashed off Shetland, killing four people. A locator beacon on the black box is still...

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Rolf Harris Charged With Child Sex Offences

Rolf Harris has been charged with nine counts of indecent assault and four counts of making indecent images of a child. The 83-year-old is accused of the assault offences between 1980 and 1986 relating to two alleged victims, who were aged 14 and 15...

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Gillian Astbury: Staffordshire Trust Charged

Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust will face criminal charges over the death of a 66-year-old diabetic woman who fell into a coma. Gillian Astbury died in 2007 at Stafford Hospital, with an inquest finding that a failure to administer insulin was a gross failure...

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UK's Syria Crisis Dossier Is Published

British action against Syria would still be legal without UN support, according to advice from the Government's lawyers. The experts said "exceptional measures" would be justified on humanitarian grounds and permitted under international law. Downing...

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Peru: Plea Decision Looms For British Women

A lawyer for one of the British women accused of drug smugling in Peru says they will have to decide soon whether they are going to plead guilty or continue to maintain their innocence. Peter Madden, who is representing Michaella McCollum, 20, from...

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Body Of Missing Boy Recovered From River Cam

A 12-year-old boy has been found dead after going into the River Cam near Cambridge. Cambridgeshire Police confirmed his body was recovered at around three o'clock this morning following a major search operation. Witnesses reported seeing him enter...

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British Climber Dies In Mont Blanc Fall

A British climber has died after falling 1,000m (3,281ft) from near the peak of Mont Blanc, according to Italian news agency Ansa. The man, who is known to be a member of the Armed Forces, was said to be climbing with a partner although the two were...

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Syria Crisis: Cameron Holds 'War Talks'

David Cameron is holding 'war talks' at Downing Street as military commanders draw up plans for missile strikes against Syria. Mr Cameron is chairing a meeting of the National Security Council (NSC) after insisting the West must not "stand idly by"...

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Gaddafi's Son Seeks UK Help Over 'Show Trial'

By Lisa Holland, Foreign Affairs Correspondent The lawyer representing Colonel Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, is urging the British Government to do all it can to prevent him facing trial in Libya and deliver him to the International Criminal Court...

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Ashes Wee Scandal: ECB Probes Pitch Piddle Claim

The English Cricket Board (ECB) are to investigate after team spinner Graeme Swann appeared to confirm England players urinated on the Oval pitch after their Ashes win at the weekend. Swann told The Sun newspaper he thought some members of the team...

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First Badger Cull Under Way Amid Protests

A controversial badger cull has started in two counties in England as experts insist it is a vital move to stop the spread of bovine TB. The National Farmers' Union (NFU) confirmed the operation had been launched in a letter to its members on Tuesday...

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MS And Parkinson's Sufferers Told: 'Get To Work'

By Frazer Maude, Sky New Reporter Thousands of people with progressive conditions such as Parkinson's and MS are being told they could recover enough to look for work, according to charities. The government's controversial Work Capability Assessment...

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Britain Is Boom Destination For Tourists

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent A record number of visitors are choosing the UK as a holiday destination following the success of the 2012 London Olympics. There were almost 2.9 million tourists in June, a record for the month, according...

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Pets Considered Part Of The Family, Census Shows

The British family has changed in modern times - with pets widely considered to be much-loved members, according to new research. The findings from Ancestry.co.uk, the family history website, show 90% of pet owners think of their animal as part of the...

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Woman Shot Dead On Birthday: Hunt For Killer

Police are hunting the killer of a woman who was gunned down while out celebrating her 24th birthday with friends. Sabrina Moss, of Neasden, north-west London, died in hospital after being involved in a double shooting. Another 24-year-old woman is...

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NHS Managers Pocket £1.4bn In Pay-Offs

NHS chiefs have squandered £1.4bn on axing staff as part of David Cameron's shake-up of the health service, Labour have claimed. Latest Department of Health figures show that over the past three years more than 32,000 NHS managers received "exit packages"....

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