Body Parts Found At Waste Recycling Plant

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Police are investigating whether a man whose remains were found at a recycling depot fell asleep in one of the bins. The body of Matthew Symonds, 34, was found on Friday morning at the Biffa operated...

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Rolf Harris Spat At During Prison Scuffle

Disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris who is serving a jail sentence for sex abuse has been spat at in prison. The 84-year-old was targeted during an incident at HMP Bullingdon in Oxfordshire. A source said that there was a scuffle and the artist and musician...

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High Street Revival 'Has Shown Little Impact'

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Correspondent The self-titled "Queen of Shops" has come under fire after her Government-backed bid to revive the High Street has shown little impact. Wolverhampton was one of 12 town centres chosen to pilot retail guru...

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Ebola: Games Athletes Afraid To Return Home

Many members of Sierra Leone's Commonwealth Games team are afraid to return home because of the outbreak of ebola, it has been reported. A team representative told The Times newspaper the athletes fear they may not be safe if they go back to their country...

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Brady And Ex-M&S Boss To Get Tory Peerages

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor David Cameron is to hand peerages to The Apprentice star Karren Brady, the former Marks & Spencer (M&S) boss Sir Stuart Rose and a multimillionaire Conservative donor in a wave of appointments that could revive...

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'Kids At Risk' By Overdue Nursery Inspections

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent Ofsted has been accused of putting pre-school children at risk and of not being fit for purpose over a backlog of nursery and childminder inspections. Sky News has discovered that a quarter of early...

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Athlete Tested For Ebola At Commonwealth Games

An athlete competing for Sierra Leone at the Commonwealth Games has revealed he spent four days in isolation over fears he had brought the deadly ebola disease into the UK. Moses Sesay, who came to Scotland to compete in the cycling time trial, fell...

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Rolf Harris Plan To Appeal 'An Insult'

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent One of Rolf Harris' victims has told Sky News his request to appeal his conviction is "an insult". Lawyers for the disgraced entertainer lodged papers at the Court of Appeal this week, the Judicial Office...

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PM Hails £300m Project To Unlock Power Of DNA

UK scientists are to map 100,000 complete DNA code sequences in a "landmark" project that aims to revolutionise medicine, Prime Minister David Cameron has announced. Mr Cameron said the 100,000 Genomes Project, funded by a package of deals worth £300m,...

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Eastbourne Pier Fire Treated As Suspicious

The fire that gutted much of Eastbourne Pier is being treated as suspicious, Sussex Police have said. "As a result of our investigation we have received information to suggest that the fire may have been started by someone, either deliberately or accidentally,...

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West Ham Footballer Remanded In Custody

Premier League footballer Ravel Morrison has been remanded in custody after being charged with assaulting two women in Manchester. The West Ham midfielder is alleged to have attacked his ex-girlfriend Reah Mansoor, 19, and her mother Parveen Mansoor,...

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UK Border Staff 'Unprepared' For Ebola

Border, customs and immigration staff feel unprepared to deal with people arriving in Britain who may be carrying the deadly ebola virus, a union leader has warned. The virus - which has no vaccine and a fatality rate of up to 90% - has now killed nearly...

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Gatwick Staff To Help Ease Baggage Crisis

Gatwick Passengers Suffer Baggage Delays Updated: 7:29am UK, Monday 28 July 2014 Hundreds of people arriving into Gatwick Airport's South Terminal have faced long delays in picking up their luggage, with many being told to go home without it. An airport...

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NHS Hospital Paid £1,800 A Day For Nurse

By Thomas Moore, Science and Health Correspondent NHS hospitals are so short staffed on public holidays they are paying almost £150 an hour for nurses to work, a Sky News investigation has found. On May Day Bank Holiday this year a locum agency...

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Firefighters Battle Power Station Blaze

Firefighters are battling a blaze at a coal-fired power station in West Yorkshire. Emergency services were alerted to a fire at the Ferrybridge C plant shortly before 2pm. The blaze is on the third floor of a four-storey building. Plumes of smoke...

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Shooting: Ex-Police Officer Faces Murder Charge

A former police officer is to face a murder charge over the fatal shooting of Azelle Rodney in 2005. The 24-year-old robbery suspect was shot by a police marksman in Edgware, north London, in April 2005. He was hit six times - four times in the head...

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Alfie Sullock: Baby Killer Gets Nine Years

A man who killed his girlfriend's six-week-old baby by battering him with a shoe and a plastic bottle has been jailed for nine years. Magistrate's son Michael John Pearce was looking after Alfie Sullock while the boy's mother Donna enjoyed her...

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Police Dismiss David Moyes Assault Claim

Lancashire Police have dismissed assault allegations against former Manchester United manager David Moyes. Moyes, 51, was accused of assaulting 23-year-old builder Josh Gillibrand in a wine bar in Clitheroe, Lancashire in May. In a statement, police...

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'Precautions' In UK Amid Ebola Virus Fears

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has said it is "most unlikely" that Ebola could spread within the UK but "precautionary measures" have been put in place. Mr Hammond was speaking after a meeting of the Government's emergency committee, Cobra, to discuss...

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Usain Bolt Denies Commonwealth Games Slur

Jamaican sprint superstar Usain Bolt has denied making negative comments about the Commonwealth Games. Bolt was quoted in The Times as calling the event "a bit s***" and saying he was "not really" having fun in Scotland. Denying the claim, Bolt tweeted:...

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Rigby Killer Adebolajo Appeal Bid Rejected

Lee Rigby's Family Says Justice Has Been Served Updated: 9:58pm UK, Wednesday 26 February 2014 The family of Lee Rigby are "satisfied" with the sentences handed to his killers and believe they received the "right prison term". Michael Adebolajo, 29,...

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UK Bankers Face Toughest Bonus Rules

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Staff at British banks could be made to hand back bonuses seven years after the money has been awarded to them under a regime that will introduce the world's toughest rules on clawing back remuneration. Sky News has...

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PM: 'We Will Find You And Send You Home'

David Cameron has put illegal immigrants on notice telling them: "When we find you - and we will find you - we will make sure you are sent back to the country you came from." Announcing a number of new measures to tackle problems of immigration, Mr...

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'Dirty Diesel' Drivers Face New Tax In Cities

Drivers of diesel vehicles face having to pay more in taxes and levies as cities around the UK strive to cut air pollution. In London, plans to introduce a £10 charge for the most polluting diesel cars are being considered by Mayor Boris Johnson. These...

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Royal Marsden Hospital Worker Jailed For Scam

A hospital worker has been jailed over her pivotal role in a fraud that saw more than £640,000 meant for cancer drugs being blown on designer goods and mortgage payments. Stacey Tipler, 32, abused her position of trust in the accounts department at...

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Fracking: More Protection For National Parks

Fracking will be allowed in national parks and areas of outstanding beauty only in "exceptional circumstances", ministers say, as new bidding for shale exploration licences opens. The policy is part of new guidance published by Government which is aiming...

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Full UK Battle Group To Join Poland Exercise

A "full battle group" of 1,350 personnel is to be sent to Poland for a Nato exercise to reassure Eastern European allies in the face of Russia's conflict with Ukraine. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon confirmed the deployment and said more than 350...

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'Rivers Of Hail' As Freak Storm Sweeps Coast

A freak summer storm has brought chaos to the south coast of England with lightning, floods and hailstones and a power cut on the railway lines. Forecasters said a "deeply unstable airmass" had brought with it the risk of heavy, thundery showers across...

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