Mum's Plea After Teen Was Denied Cancer Drugs

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter The family of a teenage girl who died from a rare form of bone cancer is calling for the relaxation of rules governing who is eligible to take part in potentially life-saving drugs trials. Despite the pleas of her parents,...

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Police 'Taser Fireball' Death Investigation

A man who had covered himself in petrol became a human fireball after police shot him with a Taser. A police watchdog will investigate whether firing the weapon at Andrew Pimlott, 32, caused fatal burns. Mr Pimlott suffered serious injuries in the...

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Hay Fever Sufferers Set For Tough Spring

By Emma Birchley, East Of England Correspondent Hay fever sufferers could be set for the toughest spring and summer in decades as scientists predict a possible pollen surge in the coming weeks. Trees, crops and even the grass are playing catch-up...

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M62 Crash: Hen Party Minibus Victim Named

A woman who died when a minibus collided with a lorry on the M62 has been named as 18-year-old Bethany Jones. Ms Jones, from Pontefract, died at the scene of the crash about 11.30am on Friday. On Saturday her family released a statement saying that...

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Late Tax Returns Mean HMRC Fines For Many

By Pete Norman, Sky News Online More than half a million taxpayers are set to be hit with daily fines after failing to file their tax returns, Sky News has learned. An estimated 650,000 to 850,000 self-assessment taxpayers still have not given...

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Rucksack Suicide Bomb Plotters Jailed

Three ringleaders of a terror plot which could have been more devastating than the July 7 attacks have been jailed. Irfan Naseer, 31, was jailed for life and must serve at least 18 years, a judge at Woolwich Crown Court told him. Fellow defendant Irfan...

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Winston Churchill To Appear On New £5 Notes

Former British prime minister Sir Winston Churchill is to appear on the next banknotes, it has been announced. Bank of England Governor Sir Mervyn King revealed the image of Churchill which will be used to members of his family at his former home, Chartwell,...

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William And Kate Prove They're A Magic Couple

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry have been getting some lessons in wizardry. The royals officially opened the Warner Bros studios in Hertfordshire where the Harry Potter movies were made, and William and Kate got in some important...

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'Bulger Killers Photos': Two Men Sentenced

Two men have been sentenced for publishing photographs on the internet said to show James Bulger's killers as adults. Social media users Dean Liddle and Neil Harkins were given nine-month jail terms, suspended for 15 months. In February this year,...

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M62 Crash: Hen Party Minibus Collision

A minibus carrying a group of women to a hen night has been involved in a motorway crash with a lorry leaving 17 injured and one dead. Firefighters, paramedics and at least six air ambulances attended the scene of the collision on the M62 in Pontefract,...

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Canadian Lynx: Big Cat Prowled UK Countryside

A big cat prowled the Devon countryside over a century ago - in the earliest case of such an animal being at large in Britain. Scientists identified it as a Canadian lynx, a carnivorous predator more than twice the size of a domestic cat, after its...

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Nationwide Drive To Boost MMR Vaccination

By Gamal Fahnbulleh, Sky News Reporter One million children will be targeted in a measles vaccination drive across England as an outbreak in Wales continues to grow. The aim is to prevent measles outbreaks by vaccinating as many unvaccinated and...

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Wootton Bassett Terror Plotter Jailed

A Muslim convert who plotted a terror attack on Royal Wootton Bassett has been jailed for six years. Richard Dart, 30, who appeared in a BBC 3 documentary about Islam in 2011, had also planned to target members of the security services after receiving...

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'Devil' Rapist John Hinton Jailed Indefinitely

A "highly dangerous" man who raped a young girl and attacked three others in a single night of terror has been jailed indefinitely. John Hinton, 23, who described himself as "the Devil", preyed on the girls near Central Park, Peterborough, in the early...

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Hillsborough Disaster: Inquests Set For 2014

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent New inquests into the deaths of the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster will begin in early 2014. At the pre-inquest hearing at the High Court, Lord Justice Goldring said he will not be able...

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Weather: Britain Set For Year's Hottest Day

Spring sunshine could see parts of the UK enjoy the country's hottest weather of the year so far - before plummeting temperatures and a sudden cold snap take hold. Large swathes of east Wales and southern and eastern England have been basking in clear...

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Eye Poster Puts Off Bike Thieves, Says Study

Bike thefts have been cut sharply at a university just by placing a poster of watchful eyes above the cycle racks, according to researchers. The two-year experiment at Newcastle University was suggested by a security manager at the campus who had seen...

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Motorist Admits Killing Couple On Tandem

By Isabel Webster, West Of England Correspondent A driver has admitted killing a couple after mowing them down in his car as they rode their tandem. Nicholas Lovell entered guilty pleas to causing the deaths of Ross Simons, 34, and his wife Clare,...

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Sun's Royal Editor Faces Misconduct Charge

The Sun's royal editor Duncan Larcombe is to be charged with conspiracy to commit misconduct in a public office, according to the Crown Prosecution Service. The CPS said that Mr Larcombe will be charged alongside John Hardy, who served as a Colour...

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Luis Suarez Bite: 10-Game Ban For Striker

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has received a 10-game ban for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic during a game. The player's club immediately released a statement saying it was "shocked and disappointed at the severity" of the Football Association's...

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Abandoned Baby Alia Was Alive When Born

A newborn baby found abandoned by dog walkers was not stillborn, police have revealed. Detectives believe the girl, given the name Alia, lived for a short period of time after her birth. They have released images of items which were recovered along...

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Measles Cases Hit New High Of 886 In Wales

The number of people infected with measles has shot up by 78 in just five days, taking the total who have contracted the disease in southwest Wales to 886. Public Health Wales (PHW) revealed the latest number of people affected as officials urgently...

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Becky Godden Murder: Mother's Plea To Killer

A mother whose daughter was murdered has pleaded with the man who led police to her daughter's remains to "come clean". Karen Edwards urged taxi driver Christopher Halliwell to confess to killing Rebecca Godden, who was known as Becky. Halliwell, 49,...

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Godolphin Trainer 'Sorry' Over Doping Scandal

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent British racing is facing its biggest-ever doping scandal after 11 horses at one of the country's top racing stables tested positive for anabolic steroids. Trainer Mahmood Al Zarooni will have to attend a disciplinary...

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Qatada: New Court Blow For Theresa May

Court of Appeal judges have rejected the Government's bid to take their fight to deport Abu Qatada to the Supreme Court. The ruling is the latest blow to Home Secretary Theresa May, who is battling to send the radical cleric back to Jordan to face terror...

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Weather: Spring Sunshine As Temperatures Rise

Parts of the UK are set to bask in unseasonably warm temperatures this week - with the mercury expected to break the 20C mark. The South East, East Anglia and the South West will receive a blast of spring sunshine on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday....

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Luis Suarez: 'Anger Management' After Bite

Liverpool's Luis Suarez has been offered counselling after he apologised for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovich during a Premier League clash. The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) said on Monday the Uruguayan will be approached over anger...

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Tube Woman's 'Racist' Rant Caught On Camera

A YouTube clip which appears to show a woman hurling racial abuse at a man on a Tube train is being investigated by police. A fellow passenger filmed the foul-mouthed tirade, which is believed to have happened on an eastbound District Line train as...

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Chris Huhne Faces £108,000 Costs Bill

Disgraced former Cabinet minister Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce are expected to be freed on electronic tags next month. The pair could be free as early as May 3 after serving just a quarter of their eight-month prison sentences for perverting...

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Paedophile Hunting Group Leads To Arrests

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky Reporter A group of parents who aim to trap potential paedophiles by posing as teenagers online has told Sky News it is providing a valuable service. The mothers and fathers from the Midlands have set up around 80 fake profiles...

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Waterloo Good, But Not UK's Greatest Battle

Waterloo and the D-Day landings have lost the title of Britain's greatest battle to a vital - but lesser known - clash against the Japanese in World War Two. The Battle of Imphal and the simultaneous Battle of Kohima saw British Empire troops fight...

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