Gay Marriage: Catholic Priests Raise Fears

More than 1,000 Roman Catholic priests have signed a letter expressing fears that same-sex marriage legislation would threaten their religious freedoms. In the letter sent to The Daily Telegraph, the priests said the proposed law would limit their ability...

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Northern Ireland Clashes: Four Officers Injured

Four police officers have been injured after more than 30 petrol bombs and other missiles were hurled at them in another night of Union flag demonstrations in Northern Ireland. The most serious disorder was in Carrickfergus and the Rathcoole area of...

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Savile Sex Abuse Victims To Seek Compensation

Jimmy Savile Abuse Report: Timeline Updated: 11:45am UK, Friday 11 January 2013 The police and NSPCC report on the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal follows a lengthy investgation sparked by a television documentary. This is how the case unfolded: October...

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Stabbing Victim 'May Have Sold Big Issue'

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent One of two men stabbed to death in Birmingham city centre may have worked as a Big Issue seller, police say. The men, who were in their thirties, were attacked just before 6pm in front of "potentially hundreds...

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Killed Russian Woman's Boyfriend Remanded

The boyfriend of a 23-year-old Russian woman found dead in her south London flat has appeared in court charged with her murder. Felipe Lopes, 27, was remanded in custody at Bromley Magistrates' Court and will appear next at the Old Bailey on Tuesday,...

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Snow Warning As Met Office Issues Alert

The Met Office has issued a weekend weather warning with snow expected to blanket most of England. The Level 2 Alert warns there is a high risk of severe cold, icy and snow conditions between Saturday morning and next Tuesday. The alert highlights...

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Alan Greaves Murder Case: Accused In Court

Two men have appeared in court charged with the murder of pensioner Alan Greaves, who was attacked as he walked to church in Sheffield. Mr Greaves, an organist and lay preacher, was assaulted just a few hundred metres from his home as he walked to St...

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Kate: First Portrait Of Duchess of Cambridge

The first official portrait of the Duchess of Cambridge has been unveiled - and was described by Kate as "amazing". Paul Emery's painting of the Duchess Award-winning artist Paul Emsley created the large head and shoulders painting of the duchess...

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Hairdresser Murder: Man Killed Wife In Salon

A man has been found guilty of stabbing his estranged wife to death at her high street hair salon. Ivan Esack knifed Natalie Esack up to 11 times in front of her colleague because he could not cope with her being with someone else. Mrs Esack, 33, was...

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London Fire Brigade Eyes 12 Station Closures

The London Fire Commissioner has proposed the closure of 12 fire stations in the capital with the loss of 520 jobs. The plan put forward by Ron Dobson is expected to save £45m over the next two years. Mr Dobson said around 10% of frontline firefighter...

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MoD Overspends Equipment Budget By £6.5bn

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent The Ministry of Defence has overspent its equipment budget by £6.5bn and some of its major orders are likely to be delivered 39 years late. The 16 most costly projects should have taken 159 years to deliver...

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Six Prisons Shut As Super Jail Project Begins

Six prisons in England are being closed as work begins on plans to create Britain's biggest jail in a move to drive down costs. Some 2,600 offenders are held at the prisons targeted for closure. Another three sites will be partially shut down. The...

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'Drinking Mirror' App Shows Effects Of Booze

A new phone app is the latest weapon to be launched warning people of the dangers of drinking too much alcohol. The tool, which can be downloaded from the web onto smartphones and desktops, shows people how their drinking habits could affect their appearance...

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Dappy Trial Witness Wanted Cash For Story

A teenage witness in the trial of N-Dubz rapper Dappy said she was going to "bull****" when she gave evidence - and that she was "in the process of sending the singer down". A trial at Guildford Crown Court has heard Dappy sparked a "mob attack" when...

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Anti-Terror Arrests: Police Question Four Men

Police arrest four men on suspicion of terror offences - three in London and one as he attempts to take a flight out of Gatwick. They form part of an investigation into travel to Syria in support of alleged terrorist activity. Three men aged 18, 31...

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Eddie Kidd: Estranged Wife Denies Assault

The estranged wife of paralysed former motorbike stunt rider Eddie Kidd has pleaded not guilty to assaulting him. Samantha Kidd, 44, is accused of beating Mr Kidd, 53, six times in four months. Kidd, wearing a black coat, black boots and spotted tights,...

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Cyber Attack Threat: UK Armed Forces Warned

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The UK's armed forces are now so dependent on information and communication technology that they could be "fatally compromised" by sustained cyber attacks. The Defence Select Committee has produced a report...

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Sainsbury's Reveals Record-Breaking Xmas

Supermarket chain Sainsbury's has revealed a record-breaking Christmas trading period, with total sales (excluding fuel) up 3.3% in the third quarter. The retailer, which sits in third position behind Tesco and Asda, said Christmas was the 32nd consecutive...

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Belfast City Hall Raises Union Flag

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent The Union Flag has been raised on Belfast City Hall to mark the birthday of the Duchess of Cambridge, but it is unclear whether it will it help or hinder efforts to resolve the crisis over the emblem in Northern...

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Jessops Set To Go 'Into Administration'

Photography retailer Jessops is on the verge of calling in administrators, according to Sky sources. Sky sources have confirmed that an application for administration was filed this morning at the High Court. Confirmation of the firm entering administration...

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Texting Driver Susan Noble Jailed Over Death

Police are again warning drivers not to use mobile phones while on the road, after a woman was jailed for three years for causing the death of a man while texting. Susan Noble, 29, of Armthorpe, Doncaster, was sentenced at Teesside Crown Court for causing...

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Moira Anderson Police Dig Up Grave In Search

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A grave is being exhumed in an effort to solve a 56-year murder mystery. A forensic team pumped water from the plot at Old Monkland Cemetery in Lanarkshire as a first step in the operation to establish...

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N-Dubz Frontman Dappy Accused Of Mob Attack

Rapper Dappy sparked a "mob attack" at a petrol station when he spat at two young women who refused to get into a car with him, his trial has heard. Prosecutor Brian Stork said the 25-year-old, whose real name is Costadinos Contostavlos, pulled up in...

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Teenager Killed In Police Chase Is Named

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent A schoolgirl killed when her family's car was caught up in a police chase has been named as 13-year-old Wiktoria Was. Wiktoria was a back seat passenger in the VW Polo when it was hit by another car...

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Terror Suspect 'Escaped In Black Cab'

Missing terror suspect Ibrahim Magag escaped surveillance by simply ringing for a black cab, the Shadow Home Secretary claims. Yvette Cooper told MPs that a tweet from London taxi news service Cabwise suggested Somali-born Magag had evaded detection...

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Met's April Casburn 'Offered Leaks For Cash'

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent A senior Scotland Yard officer offered the News Of The World newspaper confidential information in return for money, a jury has been told. Detective Chief Inspector April Casburn, 53, is accused of trying to...

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Northern Ireland Police Chief's Riot Warning

By Vicki Hawthorne, Ireland Correspondent Northern Ireland's police chief has made a direct appeal to protesters on the streets of Belfast to stop demonstrations or ensure they are peaceful. Chief Constable Matt Baggott was speaking after four...

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Moira Anderson Case Sees Grave Exhumed

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A family grave in Scotland is to be exhumed as part of an attempt to solve a murder mystery dating back more than 50 years. Police will dig up the grave at Old Monkland Cemetery in Lanarkshire as they try...

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CCTV Issued Over Midnight Mass Murder Hunt

Police have released CCTV footage of two people they want to question in connection with the murder of church organist Alan Greaves. South Yorkshire Police on Monday released CCTV footage of two men near the scene of the murder. Detective Inspector...

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Mother Jailed For Murdering Son Over Koran

A mother has been jailed for life after beating her son to death for failing to learn the Koran by heart and then burning his body to hide the evidence. Sara Ege, 33, collapsed as the sentence was delivered at Cardiff Crown Court and had to be helped,...

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David Cameron Defends Child Benefit Cuts

David Cameron has defended controversial cuts to child benefit payments that come into effect at midnight, insisting the reforms were "fundamentally fair". The Prime Minister insisted the move - which will see families with one earner on more than £50,000...

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Skydiver Dies After 'Parachute Failure'

A 56-year-old man who died after his parachute apparently failed to open during a skydive has been named as David Ball. Mr Ball was from the Barnton area of Edinburgh, police said. The accident happened at Strathallan Airfield near the town of Auchterarder...

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Elvis Impersonators Battle To Be King Of Europe

Elvis impersonators from across the world have been competing in Birmingham to be crowned Europe's king of rock n' roll. More than 70 sequinned singers swivelled their pelvises in front of a panel of judges at the European Elvis Championships. The...

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Policeman Killed Driving To 999 Call Named

A police officer who died after his car crashed into a tree while answering an emergency call in North Yorkshire has been named. PC Andrew Bramma, 32, was killed when his patrol car hit a tree in the village of West Tanfield, near Ripon, at 7pm on Saturday,...

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Belfast Community Leaders Hold Peace Talks

Police have made 70 arrests and charged a total of 47 people with public order offences after three nights of disturbances on the streets of Belfast. A statement released by Chief Constable Mr Matt Baggott claimed that laser pens had been directed at...

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Nepali Army Officer Faces Torture Charges

A Nepali army officer has been in remanded in custody charged with two counts of torture after being arrested in the UK. Colonel Kumar Lama, 46, of St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, is accused of inflicting severe pain or suffering when he was acting...

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David Cameron Defends Child Benefit Cuts

David Cameron has defended controversial cuts to child benefit payments that come into effect at midnight, insisting the reforms were "fundamentally fair". The Prime Minister insisted the move - which will see families with one earner on more than £50,000...

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Voters Promised A 'Real Choice' On Europe

Voters should be "in no doubt" they will be offered a "real choice" on Europe at the next election, the Prime Minister has said. David Cameron said any vote would happen within five years but refused to be drawn on whether a poll would include the question...

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Belfast: Community Leaders Hold Peace Talks

Police have made 70 arrests and charged a total of 47 people with public order offences after three nights of disturbances on the streets of Belfast. A statement released by Chief Constable Mr Matt Baggott claimed that laser pens had been directed at...

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