Bernard Gallacher 'Critical' After Heart Problem

Former Ryder Cup captain Bernard Gallacher is in hospital after suffering a suspected heart attack. Gallacher is being treated in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary and was said to be in a critical condition on Friday night, NHS Grampian confirmed. It could...

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Woman In Court Charged With Child's Murder

A 34-year-old woman has appeared in court charged with murder after an eight-year-old girl was found dead in a block of flats in east London. Police arrested Polly Chowdhury at Bedwell Court, in Broomfield Road, Chadwell Heath, on Thursday after reports...

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Sabrina Moss: Police Appeal As Video Released

Police have released a video of Sabrina Moss taken a week before she was gunned down while celebrating her 24th birthday. The film, which was shot on August 17, was released as family and friends paid tribute to the nursery teacher at a vigil one week...

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Kent Fire: Huge Plume Of Smoke Seen For Miles

People have been told to keep their doors and windows closed after a huge tyre fire in Kent sent plumes of black smoke into the sky that could been seen over 20 miles away. The flames rose above some buildings. (Pic: @SAchrisINuk) Twelve fire engines...

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Spain: British Man Held Over Father's Death

A British tourist has been arrested on suspicion of killing his 69-year-old father during a fight at a holiday camp in a Spanish beach resort. A security guard reportedly called police to the Castell Montgri camp in the village of L'Estartit near...

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House Prices Surge For Fourth Month In A Row

House prices rose for the fourth consecutive month in August, as Government schemes and improved mortgage lending continued to fuel the revival in the property market. Property values rose by 3.5% compared with a year ago, taking the average price for...

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Dan Evans' Sweet Revenge At US Open Tennis

British number three Dan Evans has said being told he wasn't good enough to practise with Bernard Tomic inspired him to victory over the Australian at the US Open The 23-year-old qualifier from Birmingham - ranked 179 - who had never won more than one...

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CPS £1m Taxi Fraud: Lovers Jailed For Six Years

By Adele Robinson, Midlands Correspondent Two former Crown Prosecution Service employees have been jailed for six years each for a £1m taxi fare scam. Lisa Burrows, from Titford Road, Oldbury, and Tahir Mahmood, from Eastbourne Avenue, Birmingham,...

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Soldier Dies During Training Exercise On Moor

A soldier recently returned from Afghanistan has died while on a moorland training exercise in North Yorkshire. Private Michael Ihemere was on a three-mile run over rugged terrain when he collapsed. The 26-year-old, from Umuodo, Nigeria, was a member...

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German Driver Maizen Sentenced For M25 Smash

By Emma Birchley, Sky News reporter A German lorry driver who smashed into stationary traffic on the M25 killing an elderly man and leaving two other people seriously injured has been sentenced to four and half years. Anton Maizen, 58, from Wixhausen,...

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Mid Staffs Trust To Be Prosecuted Over Death

Scandal Hit History Of NHS Trust Updated: 1:27pm UK, Thursday 29 August 2013 Here is a timeline of how events unfolded at the scandal-hit Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust. :: November 2007 Grief-stricken Julie Bailey creates the Cure the NHS...

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Rolf Harris Charged With Child Sex Offences

Rolf Harris has been charged with nine counts of indecent assault and four counts of making indecent images of a child. The 83-year-old is accused of the assault offences between 1980 and 1986 relating to two alleged victims, who were aged 14 and 15...

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Syria Debate: Cameron Makes Case For Action

David Cameron has urged MPs to support his position on military action in Syria as he declared "this is not like Iraq". The Prime Minister insisted the "abhorrent" chemical weapons attack in Damascus last week could not be ignored. But he stressed...

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Wing Walker Becomes World's Oldest At 93

A 93-year-old widower has broken his own record to become the world's oldest wing walker. Daredevil Tom Lackey, who was first strapped to a plane's wing when he was in his 80s, landed safely at City of Derry Airport after a one-hour-21-minute journey...

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Sabrina Moss: Man Charged With Murder

A 22-year-old man has been charged over the shooting murder of Sabrina Moss in north London. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said it had authorised charges for the 24-year-old nursery teacher's murder in Kilburn on Saturday. Sarah Maclaren,...

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Gaddafi's Son Seeks UK Help Over 'Show Trial'

By Lisa Holland, Foreign Affairs Correspondent The lawyer representing Colonel Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, is urging the British Government to do all it can to prevent him facing trial in Libya and deliver him to the International Criminal Court...

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Ashes Wee Scandal: ECB Probes Pitch Piddle Claim

The English Cricket Board (ECB) are to investigate after team spinner Graeme Swann appeared to confirm England players urinated on the Oval pitch after their Ashes win at the weekend. Swann told The Sun newspaper he thought some members of the team...

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First Badger Cull Under Way Amid Protests

A controversial badger cull has started in two counties in England as experts insist it is a vital move to stop the spread of bovine TB. The National Farmers' Union (NFU) confirmed the operation had been launched in a letter to its members on Tuesday...

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MS And Parkinson's Sufferers Told: 'Get To Work'

By Frazer Maude, Sky New Reporter Thousands of people with progressive conditions such as Parkinson's and MS are being told they could recover enough to look for work, according to charities. The government's controversial Work Capability Assessment...

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Man In Trauma Unit After Cows Stampede

A man believed to be in his 60s has been seriously injured by a herd of cows which trampled on him. Paramedics were called to a field at St Neots, Cambridgeshire.  An East of England Ambulance Service spokesman said the man received "significant"...

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Dale Cregan: Police Killer 'On Hunger Strike'

Convicted police killer Dale Cregan is reportedly on a hunger strike in a protest against being kept apart from other inmates. The 30-year-old is serving a whole life sentence at HMP Full Sutton after being jailed in June for four murders. Cregan...

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Ovarian Cancer: Hopes Over UK Screening

Cancer charities are hoping that a new screening programme for ovarian cancer to save thousands of lives a year may be rolled out across the UK. Known as the silent killer, ovarian cancer is responsible for the deaths of 4,500 women a year and is notoriously...

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North Sea Helicopter Crash: Bodies Returned

The bodies of three of the four oil workers who died when a helicopter plunged into the North Sea have been brought back to the mainland. A passenger ferry carrying the bodies arrived at Aberdeen Harbour this morning.  It is understood the fourth...

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Ex-Army Officer With Royal Link Killed In Kenya

A retired British Army officer who ran a game reserve where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were guests has been killed in a robbery at his home in Kenya. Lieutenant Colonel David Parkinson, 58, and his wife Sonja were attacked after a gang of five...

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Gareth Bale: Real Madrid Bid Has Mystery Rival

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent Gareth Bale's future could remain undecided until the final hours of the transfer window, with Tottenham yet to accept Real Madrid's offer and understood to be considering a rival bid to the Spanish club's world-record...

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Pets Considered Part Of The Family, Census Shows

The British family has changed in modern times - with pets widely considered to be much-loved members, according to new research. The findings from Ancestry.co.uk, the family history website, show 90% of pet owners think of their animal as part of the...

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NHS Managers Pocket £1.4bn In Pay-Offs

NHS chiefs have squandered £1.4bn on axing staff as part of David Cameron's shake-up of the health service, Labour have claimed. Latest Department of Health figures show that over the past three years more than 32,000 NHS managers received "exit packages"....

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Video: Children Saved From Sinking Car In Essex

A woman who helped save several people trapped in a sinking car has told Sky News she knew she had to act quickly after realising there were three children trapped in the vehicle. Hannah King, 22, and her friend Emma Burles, 26, pulled the children...

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Kilburn Shooting: Police Arrest Second Man

A second man has been arrested over the killing of a 24-year-old woman shot dead as she celebrated her 24th birthday. Sabrina Moss, from Neasden in northwest London, died in hospital after being involved in a double shooting. Police said she was caught...

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North Sea Helicopter Crash: Super Puma Grounded

The body of the last victim of a helicopter crash off the coast of Shetland has been recovered from the North Sea. Police confirmed the recovery of the fourth body from the wreckage after it was announced that all helicopters like the one which ditched...

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