Tens Of Thousands Demonstrate Over Pay

Tens of thousands of workers are holding protests in London, Glasgow and Belfast to call for an increase in wages. The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is organising the demonstrations under the banner Britain Needs A Pay Rise, following days of industrial...

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UK Police To Probe Thailand Tourist Murders

British police officers are to travel to Thailand to help investigate the murders of tourists David Miller and Hannah Witheridge. Detectives from the UK were cleared to work on the case after Thailand's military ruler dropped objections to their involvement....

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Sheffield Utd Denies Ched Evans Contract Report

Sheffield United has denied reports it has offered a contract to disgraced footballer Ched Evans. The striker has been released from prison after serving half of a five-year sentence for raping a 19-year-old in a hotel room in Rhyl, North Wales. ...

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Nepal Trekking Tragedy Death Toll Climbs To 43

The number of people killed in a devastating snowstorm in Nepal's Himalayas climbed to 43 on Saturday, in the worst trekking disaster ever to hit the mountainous country. The Foreign Office has confirmed it has spoken to concerned British families...

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Dangerous Dogs: Heavy Penalties Under New Law

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter Owners of agressive dogs could be ordered to take action or face a fine of up to £20,000 under tough new laws to prevent dog attacks. The new legal powers come into force on Monday and police and local authorities are...

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British Jihadists Could Face Treason Trials

British jihadists who go to fight in Iraq or Syria could be tried for treason, the Foreign Secretary has said. Philip Hammond said those who had gone out to train with Islamic State could be considered to have "sworn personal allegiance" to the terrorists...

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'Hundreds' Of UK Terror Arrests This Year

Police have foiled several potentially deadly attacks and arrested hundreds of suspected terrorists so far this year, Britain's counter-terrorism chief has claimed. Mark Rowley - the UK's National Policing Lead for Counter Terrorism - said officers...

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Free Waterstones One: Tourist Trapped In Store

An American tourist has said "it feels good to be free" after spending two hours trapped inside a London bookshop when staff close up failing to realise he was still inside. David Willis had been using the internet inside the Waterstones in Trafalgar...

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Barnardo's Accused Of Blaming Victim For Abuse

By Gerard Tubb, North Of England Correspondent The children's charity Barnardo's has been accused of blaming a victim of child sexual exploitation for her own sexual abuse by a gang of men who had groomed her. A letter written by a Barnado's project...

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Report: Mistakes Costing The NHS £2.5bn A Year

The NHS is spending as much as £2.5bn a year on paying for mistakes, according to a new report. Consultants Frontier Economics found the extra treatment required, extra beds being taken up, extra nursing time, as well as a huge compensation bill,...

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Judy Finnigan's Daughter Slams 'Rape' Trolls

Judy Finnigan's daughter has warned Twitter trolls who threaten her with rape that they will be reported to police. Chloe Madeley came out in defence of her TV star mother, who drew criticism this week when she said footballer and convicted rapist Ched...

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PM Considers Immigration 'Emergency Brake'

An "emergency brake" on immigration, which would be pulled when the number of jobseekers from particular EU countries reaches a certain level, is being considered by the Prime Minister. David Cameron is under pressure to take action after UKIP's...

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Jobless Total Back Below Two-Million Mark

The latest unemployment figures show the jobless total below the two-million mark for the first time since 2008. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said unemployment fell by 154,000 in the three months to August to 1.97 million, with the jobless...

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NHS Alcohol-Related Admissions Near '10 Million'

By Frazer Maude, North Of England Correspondent Almost 10 million people a year are receiving NHS treatment because of alcohol, according to new figures. The report compiled by Alcohol Concern shows the number and cost of treatments for illness and...

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Police Bail Limit Review After Yewtree Arrests

The length of time suspects can be kept on police bail is to be reviewed after a number of celebrities were left waiting months to hear if they would be charged with sex offences. The Home Secretary will announce the move in a speech at the College...

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Sainsbury's Endures Backlash On Nectar Cuts

Sainsbury's customers have threatened to shop elsewhere after the supermarket chain confirmed it was planning cuts to its Nectar reward points. The company, which announced the changes in an email, said it was halving points to one per pound...

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Midwives Among 400,000 Striking Health Workers

Hundreds of thousands of health workers have staged a strike in protest at the Government's decision not to give them a 1% pay rise. Midwives, nurses, paramedics, ambulance staff, and hospital porters and cleaners mounted picket lines across England...

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Murder Hunt As Teen Dies After Street Attack

A teenager who died after being assaulted outside a grocer's store in Manchester has been described by his mother as a "loveable rogue" who was "always polite". Jordan Brennan, 17, was found unresponsive in bed at his home in the Gorton area of the...

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No Murder Trial For Mum Who Killed Kids

A mother who admitted suffocating her three young disabled children before trying to kill herself will not face trial for murder, a court has heard. Tania Clarence, 42, had pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Olivia, four, and three-year-old twins...

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Broadcasters Reveal Leaders' Debate Plan

By Jason Farrell, Political Correspondent Sky News, the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 have announced joint plans for a series of party leader debates across TV and the internet in the run-up to the 2015 General Election. The format for 2015 would see three...

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Road Hauliers In Christmas Deliveries Warning

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent Hauliers are warning that a national shortage of lorry drivers could hit deliveries to shops and stores in the run-up to Christmas. They say the cost of obtaining a licence and strict EU rules are putting off...

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Revenge Porn Offenders To Face Prison

By Harriet Hadfield, Sky News Reporter Publishing sexually explicit pictures of former partners is to be made a criminal offence - and could carry up to a two-year prison sentence. It is known as revenge porn and involves uploading private images...

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British Troops Back In Iraq To Help Beat IS

The Ministry of Defence has said a "small specialist team" of UK soldiers are in Iraq and working near the front line of the fight between the Islamic State (IS) and Kurdish fighters. Based near the Kurdish capital of Irbil in the north, they are...

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Brown Hits Out At Cameron Over Scotland Powers

Gordon Brown has told David Cameron his promise of more powers for Scotland "is not radical enough", as he warned the Prime Minister not to "play fast and loose on the constitution" in the wake of the referendum result. The former Prime Minister is...

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