Care Home Staff 'Must Have Proper Training'

Compulsory training for care home staff will be introduced under Government plans to better protect the elderly from abuse and neglect, according to reports. Health minister Norman Lamb said the lack of basic requirements for training care workers was...

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Tooth Grown From Human And Mouse Cells

Dentists could soon tell patients to throw away their dentures after scientists discovered a way to 'grow' new teeth coated in enamel. The technique involved growing cells from human gum tissue, then combining them with tooth stem cells taken from a...

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Image Shows Boy Injured In Gang Attack

Police have released an image of a teenage boy's injured face after he was assaulted by a group of men in Manchester. The assault began when three cars pulled up on Briscoe Lane, Newton Heath, last Saturday afternoon before a gang of around 12 men got...

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Abu Qatada: Hearing Over Alleged 'Bail Beach'

A special hearing is to be held later over Abu Qatada's alleged breach of his bail conditions which could result in the radical preacher staying in custody. He has been arrested for allegedly breaching bail, days ahead of a new Government attempt to...

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Brian Lynch: Police Warn Over Escaped Killer

By Clare Fallon, Sky Reporter Police say a convicted killer who has escaped from custody in Lancashire could be a risk to the public. Brian Lynch, 44, disappeared while on day release for the first time since he was jailed 25 years ago. He was...

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Salmonella Confirmed At Newcastle Food Festival

By Andy Hughes, Sky Tyne And Wear Initial tests have confirmed salmonella to be the cause of a stomach bug after partygoers became ill at a street festival in Newcastle. Up to 200 people have reported symptoms of sickness and diarrhoea after being...

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Tia Sharp: Stuart Hazell Denies Girl's Murder

The man who is accused of murdering 12-year-old Tia Sharp has pleaded not guilty in court. Stuart Hazell, 37, appeared at the Old Bailey via videolink from Belmarsh prison. He denied murdering Tia, the granddaughter of his partner Christine Sharp,...

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Carlos Tevez Arrested For Driving Offence

Carlos Tevez has been arrested by police in Macclesfield on suspicion of driving while disqualified. The Manchester City player was under a six-month driving ban when he was stopped by officers on the edge of the town on Thursday evening. He has since...

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Queen Back To 'Business As Usual', Says Palace

The Queen will resume her official public engagements next week after a bout of gastroenteritis, Buckingham Palace has said. She will attend the annual Westminster Abbey service marking Commonwealth Day on Monday, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh....

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Teen Bus Stabbing: First Picture Of Suspect

Police are trying to piece together the movements of the chief suspect in the stabbing of 16-year-old schoolgirl Christina Edkins. A CCTV image of the suspect wearing a black jacket with a distinctive tiger motif on it was released by police in Birmingham...

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Foster Care Baby Left On Bus In North London

An investigation has been launched by the council which was responsible for the welfare of Baby P after a baby in foster care was left on a bus. Scotland Yard says officers were alerted when it was realised that the child had been abandoned on the 491...

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Child Heart Surgery: Campaigners In Court Win

Campaigners have won a High Court challenge over proposed changes to children's heart surgery services in England. Save Our Surgery (SOS), which is trying to stop the closure of the heart unit at Leeds General Infirmary, argued the consultation process...

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RBS To Compensate Customers Hit By IT Glitch

RBS blames a "hardware fault" for a glitch that meant customers were unable to use their accounts online or withdraw cash for several hours. The technical problems, which started on Wednesday evening, come less than a year after RBS, Natwest and Ulster...

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Teenage Schoolgirl Stabbed To Death On Bus

Police have chased down and arrested a man suspected of stabbing to death 16-year-old Christina Edkins as she travelled to school. Christina was on a packed double-decker bus during rush hour in Birmingham when she was killed in what police suspect...

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Vicky Pryce: Huhne's Ex Is Found Guilty

Vicky Pryce has been found guilty of perverting the course of justice for taking her husband's penalty points a decade ago. A jury of seven men and five women at Southwark Crown Court in London returned their verdict almost exactly 48 hours after going...

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Fan Claims Kate 'Revealed' Sex Of Royal Baby

The Duchess of Cambridge has sparked speculation that she is expecting a baby girl after an apparent slip of the tongue during a trip to Grimsby. One member of the 2,000-strong crowd has made headlines after saying Kate may have accidentally hinted...

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Sex Attacks On Prostitutes In Manchester

Four prostitutes have been sexually assaulted in the Fairfield Street area of Manchester city centre. Each victim was attacked separately by a man between 8.30pm and 10.30pm on Tuesday. Police have launched a probe into what they have described as...

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Pregnant Woman Murder: Ex-Boyfriend Jailed

A man who beat his pregnant ex-fiancee to death, causing the death of their unborn baby, has been jailed for at least 27 years. Unemployed alcoholic Tony McLernon, 24, of North Grove, Harlow, in Essex, was found guilty of murder and child destruction...

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Thomas Cook To Cut 2,500 UK Jobs

Holiday firm Thomas Cook says it is planning to axe 2,500 UK jobs to "secure" its future. It plans to consult on proposals to close 195 of its 1,069 high street travel agencies, with the full details being announced at a later date, though a union representing...

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UK To Supply Military Aid To Syria Opposition

The UK is to supply armoured vehicles and body armour to opposition forces in Syria, Foreign Secretary William Hague has said. In a statement to the Commons, William Hague said Britain would increase aid to Syrian opposition forces, including providing...

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Bieber Blames Technical Problems For O2 Delay

Justin Bieber has blamed technical issues for his late arrival on stage at last night's gig at the O2 Arena. In a series of tweets to his 35 million followers the teenage singer apologised to his fans. "last night i was scheduled after 3 opening acts...

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'Fast Eddie' Jailed For Stealing Security Van

A British thief nicknamed Fast Eddie who spent almost 20 years as a fugitive in the US after stealing a security van containing £1.2m has been jailed for five years. Eddie Maher was wanted by Suffolk Police after the Securicor van he was driving disappeared...

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Navy's Tennis Ball-Hunting Radar Revealed

A new radar that can detect a tennis ball travelling at three times the speed of sound from more than 15 miles away has been fitted to a Royal Navy warship. The Artisan system, which was developed by BAE Systems, was installed on HMS Iron Duke, a Type...

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Philpott Fire Trial: Petrol Traces On Clothes

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent A forensic scientist has told a jury that low levels of petrol were found on the clothing of three people accused of setting fire to a house and killing six children. Mick and Mairead Philpott deny the manslaughter...

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British Army Bases In Germany To Shut By 2019

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Seven UK army sites will be axed as part of a major shake-up as soldiers return from Germany, it has been announced. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said the changes would save £240m a year in running...

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Weather: Cold Spell Set To Follow Spring Sun

Extreme UK Weather Prompts Warning Updated: 8:59am UK, Monday 04 March 2013 The extremes of weather that Britain has experienced over the past year highlight the urgent need to plan for a changing climate, the head of the Environment Agency has warned....

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'Bradford Batman' Hands Suspect In To Police

A suspect wanted in Bradford has been handed in to police by a man dressed as the Caped Crusader. A police spokesman said: "The person who brought the wanted man into the station was dressed in a full Batman outfit. "His identity, however; remains...

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More Horsemeat Found In School Dinners

Minced beef has been removed from all school canteens in Leicestershire after tests showed it contained traces of horse DNA. In a message to parents, Leicestershire County Council said it was taking "prudent action" but insisted there is "no health...

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Woman Jailed For Life For Grandmother Murder

A woman has been jailed for a minimum of 37 years for murdering a stranger in a knife attack in the street. Nicola Edgington had killed her mother six years earlier, but was released to live in the community. She was found guilty at the Old Bailey...

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Queen Leaves Hospital After Illness

The Queen has left hospital after an overnight stay where she was treated for symptoms of gastroenteritis. Looking relaxed and smiling, she appeared on the steps of King Edward VII's Hospital in central London and walked to her waiting limousine. The...

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PM Meets Families Facing Poverty At Food Bank

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The Prime Minister has made a secret visit to his local food bank, after criticism that Downing Street does not understand the increasing role they are playing in 'Austerity Britain'. Mr Cameron visited the charity,...

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Councils 'Not Providing Enough Childcare'

More than two thirds of councils are failing to provide enough childcare for working parents, campaigners for families' rights have warned. Only one in five local authorities have enough childcare for parents with children under two, and just one in...

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Retired Cop Found Shot Dead Alongside Partner

A man found shot dead alongside his female partner was a retired police inspector of 30 years' service, a detective has said. The pair were found dead at a property in Wiltshire on Saturday morning after neighbours alerted the police having heard gunshots....

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Queen Treated In Hospital Over Stomach Bug

The Queen has been taken to hospital "as a precaution" after suffering symptoms of gastroenteritis. Her Majesty, who is 86, is being assessed by doctors at the King Edward VII Hospital in central London. The monarch is in "good spirits" and is otherwise...

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Cardinal: Sexual Conduct 'Fell Below Standards'

Cardinal Keith O'Brien admits in a statement that his sexual conduct "fell beneath expected standards". ...

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PM Meets Families Facing Poverty At Food Bank

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The Prime Minister has made a secret visit to his local food bank, after criticism that Downing Street does not understand the increasing role they are playing in 'Austerity Britain'. Mr Cameron visited the charity,...

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Councils 'Not Providing Enough Childcare'

More than two thirds of councils are failing to provide enough childcare for working parents, campaigners for families' rights have warned. Only one in five local authorities have enough childcare for parents with children under two, and just one in...

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Nurses Who Raise Concerns 'Fear Consequences'

A majority of nurses who raise concerns over patient care believe they are being ignored or punished for speaking out, a survey has found. Research for the magazine Nursing Times suggested that an NHS attitude of discouraging staff from reporting problems...

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