Sir Bruce Forsyth: I'm Living On Borrowed Time

Television presenter Sir Bruce Forsyth has said he believes he is living "on borrowed time" but has no plans to retire yet. The 85-year-old said the relentless schedule of hosting Strictly Come Dancing "can drag you down" and hinted that this year might...

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Grieve Warns Of 'Ethnic Corruption' In UK

Politicians need to "wake up" to the problem of corruption in ethnic minority communities, the Government's senior law officer has warned. Attorney General Dominic Grieve said he was referring "mainly to the Pakistani community" in his comments. In...

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Man Sought After Schoolgirl 'Touched' On Bus

Police have released CCTV pictures of a man who sat next to a 12-year-old schoolgirl on a bus and allegedly put his hand on her knee. The youngster, who is said to have been left shaken and upset by the incident, got on the bus in St Mary's Row, Moseley,...

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Toddler Murder: Teenager Charged Over Death

By Emma Birchley, East of England Correspondent A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a two-year-old girl. Dean Harris, from Yaxley in Cambridgeshire, spoke only to confirm his age and date of birth during the short hearing at...

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Tessa Jowell Hints At London Mayor Contest

Dame Tessa Jowell, who is widely credited with bringing the 2012 Olympics to London, has fuelled speculation that she is preparing to join the race to become London Mayor. The former Culture Secretary revealed on Thursday she is stepping down as an...

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Arrests After Toddler Dies In Peterborough

Two people have been arrested in connection with the death of a toddler after she was taken to hospital with serious injuries. Cambridgeshire Police are investigating the death of the girl, aged around two, at Peterborough City Hospital on Thursday...

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Beckham Clothes On Sale At London Charity Shop

Victoria and David Beckham are selling their unwanted and almost new clothes at a Red Cross charity shop in London in aid of victims of the Typhoon Haiyan. The shop, at 69-71 Old Church Street in Chelsea, specialises in designer labels donated to the...

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Arctic Oil Protest Brits Freed In Russia

Three of the Britons arrested by Russian authorities during a Greenpeace protest against Arctic oil drilling have been released from detention in St Petersburg. Activists Alexandra Harris and Anthony Perrett and journalist Kieron Bryan are the...

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Cows Crash Through Cornish Weaver's Roof

A weaver had the shock of her life when two cows crashed through the roof of her home in Cornwall. Sue Marshall was using her vacuum cleaner when she heard a crash and, on investigation, found an equally surprised cow standing in her workshop,...

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Bus Crash Injured Freed By Emergency Crews

Firefighters have released a teenage girl and a bus driver after they were left trapped following a crash involving two buses. The pair were taken to hospital with "serious injuries", according to Essex Police. Crews used specialist cutting equipment...

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Britain's Cancer Survival Rates 'Unacceptable'

Around 10,000 lives a year could be saved if the UK matched cancer survival rates in the rest of Europe, a study has found. Britain's cancer survival rates are lagging behind the rest of Europe and other major economies, with just Poland and Ireland...

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Daniel Radcliffe Warns Social Media Celebrities

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Celebrities who tell fans what they are doing "moment to moment" on social media sites cannot expect to have a private life, according to Daniel Radcliffe. In an exclusive interview with Sky...

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Boy, 16, Charged With Attempted Murder

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after a father was stabbed while confronting intruders at his home. The charges relate to an alleged burglary at an address in Wellfield Avenue, Luton, in the early hours of Saturday. Tony Abrahams,...

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Hull Named As UK City Of Culture 2017

Hull has been named as the UK City of Culture 2017, beating Leicester, Swansea Bay and Dundee to the title. The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade, which is handed out every four years. Secretary of State for Culture, Media and...

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Birmingham Needle Attacks: More Reports Probed

Police investigating a string of needle attacks on women in Birmingham city centre have said a further six people may have been attacked. Detectives said the reported cases, all of which happened within the last six months, could be linked to the same...

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Four Killed In Derbyshire Village House Fire

Two adults and two children have died in a house fire in Derbyshire, police have said. A third child is in hospital with minor injuries. The fire broke out on Williamthorpe Road, North Wingfield, a village about four miles south of Chesterfield. Fire...

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Co-op Chair Quits Amid Flowers Drug Scandal

Len Wardle, chair of the Co-operative Group, has resigned after "serious questions" were raised by the scandal over its former banking chairman Paul Flowers. Mr Wardle had announced last month that he planned to step down amid the wider financial crisis...

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Last Guantanamo Briton Speaks From Cell

A British prisoner who has been held at Guantanamo Bay for 11 years without charge has spoken from his prison cell for the first time. Shaker Aamer, who is accused of being a close associate of Osama bin Laden - a charge he denies - said he was being...

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Supermarkets Taken To Task Over Offers

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business And Economics Correspondent Some of Britain's biggest supermarkets have been accused of running so-called special offers that often see customers "paying over the odds". Consumer group Which? analysed more than 70,000...

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Body In Well Had Been There For Two Years

Police believe the body of a man found in a well in Surrey had been there for about two years before it was discovered last week. Detectives also say the man had been assaulted and tied up and the incident is being treated as murder. The body was discovered...

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Google Agrees To Block Child Abuse Images

Internet searches for child abuse images will be blocked for the first time by Microsoft and Google after months of mounting pressure. The groundbreaking move will soon prevent illegal images and videos from appearing in more than 100,000 search terms...

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Rapper Watsky Sorry For 'Stupid' Gig Rig Jump

A rapper who jumped from a lighting rig and injured two people has apologised for his "stupid and wildly irresponsible" stunt. George Watsky climbed a rope ladder before leaping into the crowd at Alexandra Palace in north London during a performance...

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Burton's Biscuits Bought By Canadian Fund

The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has agreed to buy the British maker of Wagon Wheels and Jammie Dodgers. Burton's Biscuits is the UK's second-largest biscuits manufacturer, employing 2,000 people around the UK with annual sales of £340m. The deal...

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Bodies In Ditches: Woman Admits Three Murders

A woman has pleaded guilty to murdering three men whose bodies were found in remote ditches in Cambridgeshire with stab wounds. Joanna Dennehy admitted killing Kevin Lee, Lukasz Slaboszewski and John Chapman between March and April this...

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Father Stabbed After Confronting Burglars

A 47-year-old man woken by burglars forcing their way into his Luton home was stabbed several times when he went to investigate. Three men are thought to have got into the man's home in Wellfield Avenue in the early hours of Saturday morning as his...

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Antibiotics Warning: Resistance 'Growing'

By Enda Brady, Sky News Reporter The world faces "unimaginable setbacks" unless it tackles the growing threat of resistance to antibiotics, according to an international group of experts. The latest research by the 26-strong group predicts major...

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Prince Charles' Bid To Curb Gang Violence

The Prince of Wales is launching a campaign aimed at increasing the number of young people doing voluntary work in a bid to tackle gang violence. Charles believes that street murders can happen due to the lack of organised activities for youngsters....

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Age Of Consent: No 10 Rejects Calls To Change

Downing Street has rejected a call from a leading public health expert to consider lowering the age of consent for sex to 15. Professor John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health, said society sends "confused" signals about when sex is permitted....

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