Human Remains Are Missing Student Hannah Graham

Police say remains found in a dried-up creek in rural Virginia are those of British-born student Hannah Graham. A skull and bones were discovered in a heavily wooded area five weeks after the 18-year-old vanished in Charlottesville, a college town...

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Tony Blair Denies Saying Miliband Can't Win

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has denied saying that Labour leader Ed Miliband cannot win the next General Election. He used Twitter to say that Labour and Mr Miliband are able to come top in the poll in May next year. His comments came after...

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Schools Urged To Give Body Confidence Lessons

By Enda Brady, Sky News Correspondent Schools are being urged to hold lessons in body confidence as a new survey reveals that one in four Britons is depressed by their appearance. A new project called Be Real aims to tackle the issue which campaigners...

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E-Cig Ban Poses Smoking Danger, Says Expert

By Katie Spencer, Sky News Reporter Growing calls for e-cigarettes to be banned in public risk sending smokers back to tobacco, an industry expert has told Sky News. Michael Clapper, chairman of the Electronic Cigarette Industry Trade Association,...

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Briton Dies During Bangkok Cosmetic Surgery

A British woman has died while having cosmetic surgery in Thailand, according to officials. The English woman, who has not been named but is aged in her 20s, died while under anaesthesia during a corrective procedure at a clinic in Bangkok. Police...

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Queen Of Twitter: Monarch Posts First Message

The Queen has sent her first tweet during a visit to the Science Museum in London. Her Majesty formally opened the museum's new Information Age Galleries by touching a tablet screen to send her message around the world. The 88-year-old monarch tweeted...

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Economy: Third Quarter Growth Slows To 0.7%

UK economic growth slowed in the third quarter of the year, according to the first official estimate of GDP for the period. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) measured Gross Domestic Product growth of 0.7% in the period, down from output growth...

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Chancellor Needs Hard Hat For Fight Ahead

It's a rum state of affairs when Britain is apparently punished for having a strong economy. After all, we've spent the past five or six years telling ourselves that all we desperately need is a bit of growth. And yet that's how things look today,...

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Bedfordshire Woman Arrested On Terror Charges

A woman has been arrested in Bedfordshire on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts in connection with Syria. Counter-terrorism officers took the 25-year-old into custody on Wednesday morning. She has been taken to a central London police station....

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GPs To Pocket £55 For Dementia Diagnosis

Plans to pay GPs a £55 bonus when they make a dementia diagnosis have been condemned as an "ethical travesty". NHS England confirmed family doctors would receive the cash under a new scheme to ensure sufferers are identified early and given tailored...

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Wife Held Over British Man's Murder In Bali

The wife of a British businessman who was found with his throat slashed and dumped in a Bali rice field has admitted ordering his murder, police have said. Julaikah Noor Ellis, 45, was arrested on Tuesday night after reporting the disappearance of...

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Mike Read Sorry For UKIP Calypso Song

Former Radio 1 DJ Mike Read has apologised for "unintentionally causing offence" with his UKIP song which he wants to withdraw from sale. Read had previously defended Calypso, which is sung with a mock Caribbean accent, saying it was "nothing...

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Land Girls To Attend War Effort Tribute

By Hind Hassan, Sky News Reporter Hundreds of former Land Girls are expected to attend the unveiling of a tribute to their work during the First and Second World Wars. A life-sized bronze sculpture will be revealed at the National Memorial Arboretum...

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Baker Street Saxophone Soloist Dies

The saxophonist who played the solo on Gerry Rafferty's famous hit Baker Street, but who admitted he was "irritated" by it being out of tune, has died. Raphael Ravenscroft, 60, found fame almost overnight following the release of the 1978 track. ...

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Aid Boss Joins British Troops Battling Ebola

By Alex Rossi, Senior News Correspondent The International Development Secretary has joined troops on a flight to Sierra Leone to see how British aid is being distributed in the fight against Ebola. Justine Greening is calling on the international...

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Hurricane Gonzalo Alert Cancels UK Flights

Thousands of passengers are facing travel disruption after Heathrow cancelled 10% of its flights due to storms caused by the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo. A yellow weather warning is in place across most of the UK as the storm system that battered...

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Royal Mail And Amazon Create 32,000 Xmas Jobs

More than 30,000 temporary jobs are to be created for the Christmas postal rush, it has been announced. Royal Mail said it would take on 19,000 additional workers and online retailer Amazon wanted 13,000 staff. Privatised last October, Royal Mail...

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Hurricane Gonzalo Triggers UK Gales Alert

Gusts of up to 70mph threaten to cause travel disruption and difficult driving conditions as the tail end of Hurricane Gonzalo hits the UK. Gales are expected to affect much of the country on Tuesday, leading the Met Office to issue a "yellow" weather...

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Comparison Sites Under Fire Over 'Kickbacks'

Price comparison websites have been accused of hiding the best energy deals from consumers. Instead, tariffs are promoted from providers who are paying the sites up to £60 commission when a user switches, according to consumer group The Big Deal....

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Man Denies Murder After Wife Beheaded

A man who allegedly beheaded his wife has pleaded not guilty to murder. Naveed Ahmed is accused of killing Tahira Ahmed at their home in Merton Avenue, Northolt, west London, on 27 May. A post-mortem examination found that both the victim's...

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Hurricane Gonzalo Sparks UK Gale Warning

Gale force winds are threatening to cause major travel disruption and hazardous driving conditions as the tail end of Hurricane Gonzalo hits the UK. A "yellow" alert - warning of severe weather which has the potential to cause danger to life or widespread...

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Ched Evans Rape Inquiry Will Be Fast-Tracked

A "substantive" investigation into Ched Evans' rape conviction is expected to take place "within the next few weeks", the Criminal Cases Review Commission has said. The disgraced footballer, who continues to protest his innocence, has had his case...

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UK Firms Consider Paying For Egg Freezing

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent British companies have said they would consider following Apple and Facebook's lead by paying for female staff to freeze their eggs. With the US tech giants now offering the fertility treatment as a benefit,...

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Web Trolls To Face Two-Year Jail Terms

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Internet trolls who target people with abusive material online will face up to two years in jail under Government plans being set out by the Justice Secretary. Chris Grayling said he was determined to crack...

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