Isle Of Wight Ferry Deck Collapse: Four Hurt

Four people have been taken to hospital after the upper deck of a car ferry collapsed. Paramedics, police, fire crews and the coastguard were called to the incident at the Fishbourne terminal on the Isle of Wight at around 10.30pm on Friday. In a statement,...

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Heathrow Cancels Flights As Storms Forecast

Heathrow Airport has cancelled 20% of flights for two hours on Saturday afternoon after heavy rain, thunder, lightning and hail was forecast. Sky News weathers forecasters said storms in the South and South East would move northwards across Britain...

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Police Hunt Man Who Tried To Snatch Girl, 3

Police are appealing for help to catch a man who tried to abduct a three-year-old girl as she was playing in a busy residential area. It happened on Friday afternoon at a block of flats on Egerton Street in the Salford area of Greater Manchester. The...

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Dad Hears Of Son's Jet Death On Football Site

The father of a young British football fan on board the flight shot down over Ukraine said he found out his son was among the victims on the internet. Barry Sweeney said he was "hurt" to have learned the news from a Newcastle United fans website....

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Last British Victims Of Flight MH17 Named

The final two British victims of doomed flight MH17 have been named in a passenger list as John Allen and Andrew Hoare. Mr Allen's colleagues at international law firm NautaDutilh described him as a "much-loved colleague" and said they were "shocked"...

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Malaysia Airlines Plane Crash Victims Named

The United Nations has confirmed there were 80 children on board Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 when it crashed in eastern Ukraine. Friends and colleagues today paid tribute to five British victims named, including Leeds University student Richard Mayne,...

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Deepcut: New Pte Cheryl James Inquest Ordered

A fresh inquest has been ordered into the death of Private Cheryl James, who died at Deepcut barracks in 1995. The 18-year-old was found with a single gunshot wound to the head.   An earlier inquest into her death recorded an open verdict, but...

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House of Lords Debates Assisted Dying Bill

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The debate is likely to run all day, until eight at night, with each peer given a few minutes to make a case. Proponents will argue that it is cruel to prevent people facing a painful death to take their...

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Weather: Britain Burns On Hottest Day

How To Keep Your Cool In The Summer Heatwave Updated: 8:24am UK, Thursday 17 July 2014 Public Health England and the NHS have given the following guidance to help people during the heatwave. :: Try to keep out of the sun during the hottest part of...

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Polar Bear Inquest: Company 'Not Neglectful'

A coroner has cleared an expedition company of neglect over its responsibility to protect a boy mauled to death by a polar bear. ...

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Health Fears As UK Gets Hotter Than Bahamas

By Nazaneen Ghaffar, Weather Presenter Temperatures are set to reach 32C (90F) across many southern parts of Britain over the next few days, leading to the chance of severe thunderstorms. Today, England and Wales will be mainly dry with spells...

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'Assurance Letters' Not Amnesty For Terrorists

The assurance letters sent to around 200 Irish republicans assuring them they were not wanted by police did not amount to a terrorist amnesty, a review has found. The scheme, which resulted in the collapse of the trial of John Downey, who was accused...

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Most Crimes Left Unsolved, New Figures Show

Half of crimes reported to police are left unsolved - including nearly three quarters of cases of theft, criminal damage and arson - new data shows. According to data from 28 police forces in England and Wales, not including the Metropolitan Police,...

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How To Keep Your Cool In The Summer Heatwave

Public Health England and the NHS have given the following guidance to help people during the heatwave. :: Try to keep out of the sun during the hottest part of the day, usually between 11am to 3pm. If you are outside, stay in the shade where possible....

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Tulisa Trial: Reporter Denies Spiking Drink

An undercover journalist has denied spiking former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos' drink in order to create a "sensational story". Mazher Mahmood, a former News Of The World reporter who now works for The Sun on Sunday, said his aim was to "expose...

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Tulisa 'Brokered Drug Deal For Film Role'

Former X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos helped to supply drugs to an undercover reporter who told her he could help her become a movie star, a court has heard. Mazher Mahmood, dubbed the "fake sheikh", posed as a film producer and met the star in...

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Hair Salon Killer Jailed For At Least 24 Years

Asher Maslin, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend Hollie Gazzard to death at the hair salon where she worked, has been jailed for life. Maslin, 22, was told he would have to serve a minimum of 24 years in prison. The former security guard attacked his 20-year-old...

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More Than 600 Paedophile Suspects Arrested

An operation by the National Crime Agency involving 45 police forces has seen 660 suspected paedophiles arrested across the UK. Thirty-nine of the 660 were registered sex offenders but the vast majority had not come to the authorities' attention before....

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New Unit To Monitor NHS Savile Complaints

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent The Government believes Jimmy Savile could have abused more patients and staff in NHS hospitals than is currently known. The Department of Health (DoH) is setting up a special unit to monitor new complaints...

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Heatwave Warning Issued For Rest Of Week

Heatwave conditions will affect parts of England later this week, with officials warning people to take precautions as the mercury hits 30C. Public Health England (PHE) has issued guidance on how the extreme temperatures may affect them. The warning...

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Nurse 'Plotted To Kill And Eat' Teenage Girl

A nurse bought an axe as he planned to chop and eat a girl he believed to be just 14 years old, a court has heard. Dale Bolinger, 57, used a fetish website to discuss beheading and eating women and girls for sexual gratification, his trial at Canterbury...

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MP Top Trumps: David Cameron's Rising Stars

The Prime Minister's battle plan for the General Election begins with a Cabinet reshuffle. Find out the ones to watch. Nicky Morgan MP Who: Nicky Morgan, MP for Loughborough since 2010Born and brought up: Kingston upon Thames, SurbitonEducation: Jurisprudence...

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Police Face Probe After Couple Stabbed To Death

By Adele Robinson, Midlands Correspondent An investigation is under way after a couple were found stabbed to death 20 minutes after emergency services left their home. The Independent Police Complaints Commission is looking into how West Midlands...

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GCHQ 'Can Seize Private Facebook Photographs'

Exclusive: Sky's Man Goes Inside GCHQ Updated: 11:04am UK, Monday 19 May 2014 By Tim Marshall, Diplomatic Editor As I crossed the various levels of security required to get into GCHQ, signs went up around the building. Staff were warned that an...

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Gove Leaves Education Job As Hague Quits

Michael Gove will leave his job as Education Secretary in the biggest reshuffle of the top jobs in Government for four years. The 46-year-old, a controversial figure among teachers, has been swapped to the role of Commons Chief Whip - a move described...

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