Mums-To-Be Admit Drinking Too Much Booze

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor Thousands of women a year are giving birth after admitting having drunk too much during their pregnancies, a Sky News investigation has found. Although government guidelines warn pregnant women against drinking...

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Rude Police To Be Punished Under New Rules

Hillsborough Disaster: Ex-Police Officers Quizzed Updated: 7:33pm UK, Thursday 27 March 2014 By Mike McCarthy, North Of England Correspondent Thirteen retired and serving police officers are being questioned over offences related to the Hillsborough...

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Croc On A Plane: Reptile 'May Have Caused Crash'

An escaped crocodile may have caused a plane crash which killed a British pilot and 18 others, an inquest has heard. Chris Wilson died when the jet he was co-piloting plunged to the ground during a routine flight across the Congo in August 2010. No...

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Northern Ireland Parade Day: Man Stabbed

Tens of thousands of members of the Orange Order have been parading across Northern Ireland. Around 3,500 police officers are on duty after the discovery of a letter bomb at the country's main sorting office overnight. A 28-year-old man was stabbed...

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Archbishops Split Over Right-To-Die Debate

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has made an extraordinary U-turn by announcing he is backing laws to legalise assisted dying. His support for Labour peer Lord Falconer's Bill, which will be debated in the House of Lords next week, goes against...

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Terror Police 'Failed To Act' Over Twin Sisters

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Anti-terrorist officers have been accused of an intelligence failure following the disappearance from home of two Manchester sisters. Police confirmed yesterday that twins Salma and Zahra Halane...

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Bull Run: Trampled Briton Left Vomiting Blood

A British man was left vomiting blood after suffing serious injuries when he was trampled during the world-famous bull run in Spain. Tom Hadfield suffered four fractured ribs and a punctured lung after he was mown down by an animal during the encierro,...

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Missing British Yachtsman Found In North Sea

A sailor who had been missing for a week has been found safe and well on his yacht in the North Sea. It follows an extensive air and sea search by Humber Coastguard after they were contacted by his family. They were concerned about the 69-year-old's...

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Teenager Admits Killing Teacher Ann Maguire

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent A 16-year-old has admitted killing teacher Ann Maguire in a classroom stabbing. The teenager is accused of murdering the 61-year-old Spanish teacher at the Corpus Christi College in Leeds in April...

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Motor Racing On UK's Streets A Big Step Closer

Councils are to be given powers to stage motor races on public roads, it has been revealed. Downing Street said legislation would be introduced this year to allow speed limits to be lifted and competitive events held. Such races - including the Birmingham...

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Who Am I? Man With Amnesia In Public Appeal

A hospital in Cambridgeshire has launched an appeal for help identifying an amnesia sufferer who is unable to remember any details about his life, including his name and age. The man, believed to be in his early 20s, was found in a park near Peterborough...

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New 'Snooping' Law 'Needed To Keep UK Safe'

Emergency Data Retention Laws 'Deeply Worrying' Updated: 2:59pm UK, Thursday 10 July 2014 By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent David Cameron assures us that the new emergency surveillance laws are being introduced merely to "maintain" existing...

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Brixton Riots Death Caused By Police Failures

The death of a mother whose shooting sparked the 1985 Brixton riots was partly caused by police failures, a jury has found. Dorothy Groce, known as Cherry, died at the age of 63 from kidney failure in 2011 - 26 years after the shooting which was witnessed...

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Polar Bear In Schoolboy Attack 'Had Toothache'

The polar bear that mauled a British teenager to death in the Arctic was hungry and had toothache that was likely to have made it more aggressive, an inquest has been told. A coroner in Salisbury is hearing evidence from a wildlife pathologist about...

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Striking Workers Accuse Ministers Of 'Hypocrisy'

Unions: Workers Can't Feed Their Families Updated: 8:59am UK, Thursday 10 July 2014 Unions say they are angry at 'abysmal pay', working conditions and pensions. Here is a snapshot of each union's main complaints. :: Unite Members: 1.4 million from...

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Reigning Champ Froome Out Of Tour De France

English Leg Of Tour De France Ends At Palace Updated: 9:10pm UK, Monday 07 July 2014 The Tour de France bid a dramatic au revoir to the UK as one million people turned out to watch the race from Cambridge to Buckingham Palace. Tens of thousands of...

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Bomb Fears: 'Charge All Gadgets' For UK Flights

Airlines To Scrutinise Smartphones Amid Threat Updated: 8:12am UK, Friday 04 July 2014 Airlines with direct flights to the US have been told to tighten their screening of mobile phones amid fears terrorists could use them in bomb attacks. US officials...

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Assassins Creed Gamer Killed Screaming Newborn

A father has been jailed for eight years for killing his five-week-old daughter who screamed while he played a computer game. Mark Sandland suddenly lost his temper at his flat in East Sussex, where he picked up Aimee-Rose and violently...

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Airline Gadget Rules: What You Need To Know

Passengers have been warned they may not be able to take their electronic devices onto any plane to or from the UK unless the device can be switched on. :: The Department for Transport (DfT) says the rules apply to any flights into or out of the UK,...

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Two Killed By Freight Train At Level Crossing

Two people have been killed after being hit by a freight train at a level crossing near Lincoln. Emergency services were called to the accident at Croft Lane, Cherry Willingham, just before noon. Both people were declared dead at the scene and police...

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Woman 'Hid Cash In Knickers For Jihadists'

A 27-year-old British woman is on trial at the Old Bailey accused of attempting to smuggle 20,000 euro (£15,800) in her underwear to fund jihadists fighting in Syria. Nawal Msaad was taking the money to Turkey on behalf of her close friend Amal El-Wahibi,...

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Unipart Automotive Woes Put 1,600 Jobs At Risk

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Britain's biggest independent car parts supplier was on the verge of appointing administrators on Tuesday, putting up to 1,600 jobs at risk. Sky News understands that Unipart Automotive, which has a network of 200...

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Mikaeel Kular 'Assaulted Over Four Days By Mum'

The mother of three-year-old Mikaeel Kular assaulted him over four days, wrapped his body in a duvet and shut it inside a suitcase, a court has heard. Rosdeep Adekoya, 34, is accused of assaulting her son at their home in Ferry Gait Crescent, Edinburgh,...

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Polar Bear Killing: Trip Leader 'Wrestled' Animal

Polar Bear Victim Was 'Fearless' - Family Updated: 7:37pm UK, Saturday 06 August 2011 A British teenager mauled to death by a polar bear in Norway has been described by his family as "strong, fearless and kind". Horatio Chapple, 17, from near Salisbury...

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Sex Abuse: Missing Files 'Probably Destroyed'

Sex Abuse Inquiries: The Unanswered Questions Updated: 7:52pm UK, Monday 07 July 2014 By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent Theresa May went a long way to satisfying MPs' demands for a wide-ranging inquiry into child sex abuse allegations....

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Polar Bear Killed Teen As He Struggled To Escape

A polar bear ripped through a teenager's tent, dragged him out and killed him as he struggled to free, an inquest has heard. Eton schoolboy Horatio Chapple, 17, died during a British Schools Exploring Society (BSES) trip to Svalbard, Norway, in...

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Five Arrested Over Fake Government Websites

Five people have been arrested over fake Government websites created to con people out of money. People trying to order official documents such as passports and car tax discs have fallen victim to fraudsters who have mocked up sites. Almost 6,000 complaints...

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Channel Tunnel Passengers Evacuated From Train

Hundreds of passengers have been evacuated from a broken-down train inside the Channel Tunnel, causing delays of up to four hours for other services. The Eurotunnel shuttle train, which was heading to France, came to a halt around 7.30am, seven miles...

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7/7 Memorial Defaced On Anniversary Of Attacks

The memorial commemorating the victims of the London bombings has been defaced nine years to the day after the rush-hour attacks. A series of slogans was found stencilled on to the stainless steel columns in Hyde Park, hours before a ceremony marking...

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City Of Cycling Sends Le Tour On Its Way

Crowds lined the streets of Cambridge to watch the start of the third stage of the Tour De France on its final day in the UK. After a weekend that saw over two-and-a-half million spectators supporting the riders in Yorkshire, the East Anglian city has...

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Hamilton Wins On Silverstone's 50th Anniversary

British Formula 1 racing driver Lewis Hamilton has won the British Grand Prix - as Silverstone celebrates its 50th race. The former world champion sped across the line some 28 seconds ahead of second place Valtteri Bottas after his main rival and teammate...

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New Airport Security Checks 'Unavoidable'

Airlines To Scrutinise Smartphones Amid Threat Updated: 8:12am UK, Friday 04 July 2014 Airlines with direct flights to the US have been told to tighten their screening of mobile phones amid fears terrorists could use them in bomb attacks. US officials...

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Wimbledon: Novak Djokovic Wins Men's Title

Novak Djokovic has defeated Roger Federer in the men's singles final on Wimbledon's Centre Court. After losing the first set in a tie-breaker, the Serbian fought back to defeat his Swiss opponent 6-7, 6-4, 7-6, 5-7, 6-4. The victory - which is Djokovic's second...

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Scotland Moves To Slash Drink-Drive Limit

By Niall Paterson, Scotland Correspondent Drinking a pint or a single glass of wine could soon put you over the legal driving limit in Scotland, under proposals due to reach the Scottish Parliament in the next few weeks. Currently more than 80mg...

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Two Men Escape From Open Prison In Lancashire

Two inmates - one serving a sentence for firearms offences - are on the run after escaping from an open prison in Lancashire. Philip Stephenson, 33, and Gareth Robinson, 24, both from the Oldham area, fled together from HMP Kirkham on Saturday. Robinson...

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