Housing Shortage Sees More Tenants Evicted

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent Increasing numbers of private tenants are being evicted or exploited by landlords cashing in on the increase in house prices and the shortage of rented accommodation, according to latest figures. Citizens...

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Govt 'Out Of Touch' On Term-Time Holiday Ban

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs and Education Editor New rules banning holidays during school term time are penalising families who have no choice but to take their children out of school, some parents have told Sky News. Maxine Ingrouille-Kidd,...

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Jellyfish Invade Cornwall - But Don't Panic!

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter Tourism bosses are trying to reassure holidaymakers that a huge surge in the number of jellyfish off the coast of Cornwall poses no danger. Every summer the waters around the South West of England are a thriving...

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Child-Rape Trial Halted After Judge 'Fell Asleep'

The trial of a man accused of raping a child was halted because a judge fell asleep, it has been claimed. An investigation has been launched into the allegations that Recorder Philip Cattan nodded off as a young alleged victim gave evidence via video-link....

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Tulisa Found Guilty Of Assaulting Blogger

Tulisa Contostavlos has been found guilty of assaulting a celebrity blogger at V Festival in Essex last year. The N-Dubz star, 26, hit Savvas Morgan during a row in Chelmsford last August. She was found guilty by a judge at Stratford Magistrates' Court...

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UK Economy Emerges From Six-Year Downturn

Official figures show the UK economy has emerged from six years of lost growth to return to its pre-crisis peak. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Britain's economy was now bigger than it was before the financial crisis as gross domestic...

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Mother Admits Beating Mikaeel Kular To Death

Mikaeel Kular's mother has pleaded guilty to killing her three-year-old son, who she subjected to repeated assaults. Rosdeep Adekoya had been accused of murder but admitted a reduced charge of culpable homicide at the High Court in Edinburgh. She confessed...

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Miliband: 'I Am Not Your Bacon Sandwich PM'

Ed Miliband has told people if they wanted a Prime Minister who could eat a bacon sandwich then they should "vote for the other guy". In an honest and open speech, the Labour leader detailed his popularity shortcomings, effectively conceded he was "weird"...

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Tory MP Faces Disciplinary For Partner Assault

Conservative MP David Ruffley is facing disciplinary after it emerged he had been given a police caution for assaulting his girlfriend. The matter has been referred to Michael Gove after Mr Ruffley issued an apology through his lawyers for his...

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Glasgow Celebrates The Commonwealth Games

The opening ceremony of the 20th Commonwealth Games has taken place in front of a crowd of 40,000 in Glasgow. The Queen read aloud the message she placed inside the Queen's baton which has been carried across all the Commonwealth nations over the last...

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Ex-NOTW Reporter Dan Evans Spared Jail

Former News Of The World reporter Dan Evans has been given a 10-month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to phone hacking. Evans - who was the star prosecution witness in the hacking trial of former NOTW editor and Downing Street media advisor...

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Undercover Police Spied On 17 Grieving Families

Seventeen families were spied on by undercover police officers who operated largely unchecked by management, a report has found. The officers were said to have gone too far in investigating relatives of murder victims involved in family justice campaigns...

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Govt Accused Of Russian Arms Double Standards

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The UK Government has been accused of double standards over its continued arms sales to Russia. It is still exporting £132m of weapons to Russia despite the shooting down of flight MH17 and previously...

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Russian Donor Row: Boris Could Scratch Match

Labour's Russian Donor List Updated: 11:20am UK, Wednesday 23 July 2014 The Labour party's list of Russian donors to the Conservatives. Below is a list of donations the Conservatives Party has received from those with links to the Russian Government...

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Boa Constrictor Alert: Snake On The Loose

Parents have been warned to be on the lookout for an 8ft boa constrictor which could pose a risk to small children. The reptile was reported missing from an address in Skelmersdale, Lancashire on Tuesday evening. Heavy-bodied boa constrictors,...

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Adele's Son Wins Damages For Paparazzi Photos

Singer Adele's son Angelo Adkins is to get a five-figure sum in damages at the High Court over paparazzi photos. The case was brought against Corbis Images UK Ltd by the singer and her partner, Simon Konecki, over photographs of his "milestone moments"....

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Litvinenko Public Inquiry: Why Announce It Now?

Key Dates Leading Up To Litvinenko Inquiry Updated: 12:08pm UK, Tuesday 22 July 2014 A public inquiry into the death of poisoned Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko has been announced by the Government. Here are the key events leading up to the announcement....

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Road Victim May Have Been 'Forcibly Pushed'

Police are investigating the possibility that a woman who was killed after being hit by a car was "forcibly pushed" on to the busy road. The woman, who has not been named, was hit by a silver Kia on the A47 at Terrington St John in Norfolk at 2.15pm...

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Trojan Horse Report: There Was Islamist Plot

There is 'clear evidence' of a Islamist takeover plot at Birmingham schools, a Government-led inquiry has found. School groups and governors worked to instil an "intolerant" Islamist ethos within the city schools and endorsed extremist views, a...

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Litvinenko Death: Public Inquiry To Be Held

The widow of poisoned ex-KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko says she is "relieved and delighted" that there will be a public inquiry into his death. Marina Litvinenko said the Government's announcement there would be a full investigation into the mysterious...

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Mini-Heatwave After 'Unprecedented' Floods

Firefighters say they have had an "unprecedented" number of 999 calls after thunderstorms and torrential rain wreaked havoc in parts of the South East. Flash floods left a number of streets under water, while lightning struck several buildings. The...

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Nurse Guilty Of Plotting To Kill And Eat Girl

A nurse has been found guilty of planning to kill and eat a 14-year-old girl to satisfy his cannibalism fetish. It took jurors at Canterbury Crown Court three hours of deliberation to convict Dale Bolinger of trying to meet the teenager after sexually...

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Man Held After Fellow Climber Falls To His Death

A man has been arrested after a fellow climber plunged to his death from a coastal cliff. A 51-year-old man was airlifted to James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough after falling at Kettleness Point, near Runswick Bay, north of Whitby, on Friday. He as...

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Tulisa Contostavlos Drug Deal Trial Collapses

Tulisa Contostavlos's trial for drugs allegations has collapsed at Southwark Crown Court. ...

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Money Pours Into Newcastle Fans Fund From Rivals

Malaysia Airlines Defends War Zone Flight Path Updated: 4:48pm UK, Saturday 19 July 2014 A Malaysia Airlines official has defended the company's decision to fly over eastern Ukraine after flight MH17 was brought down. Hugh Dunleavy, commercial director...

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Last British Victims Of Flight MH17 Named

The final two British victims of doomed flight MH17 have been named as a charity in Newcastle revealed a child in its care has been orphaned by the crash. John Allen, who worked at international law firm NautaDutilh, has been described as a "much-loved...

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Photo To Mark Prince George's First Birthday

An official photograph has been released to mark the first birthday of Prince George on Tuesday. It was taken during a visit with his parents to the Sensational Butterflies outdoor exhibition at London's Natural History Museum. With his arms outstretched...

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Russia 'Arming Thugs' Blamed For MH17 Crash

Britain Warns Putin: World's Eyes Are On You Updated: 8:48pm UK, Saturday 19 July 2014 Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has warned Vladimir Putin the "world's eyes are on Russia to make sure she delivers" on her obligations to the victims killed in...

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