Devolution Wranglings Could End In Stalemate

Devo Max: What New Powers Can Scotland Have? Updated: 4:18pm UK, Friday 19 September 2014 David Cameron has pledged new powers for Scotland that some have said amount to Devo Max. However, it's not quite as clear cut as that. What is Devo Max?...

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Alice Gross Police Search Is Largest Since 7/7

By Tom Parmenter, Sky Correspondent The search for missing teenager Alice Gross is now the biggest deployment of Metropolitan Police search assets since the 7/7 terror attacks in London. The 14-year-old from Hanwell, west London, has been missing...

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Two Britons Missing After Hurricane In Mexico

Two Britons have disappeared off the coast of Mexico following a hurricane. The pair, believed to be Paul Whitehouse and Simone Wood, were reported missing on Friday after their yacht overturned in the Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez....

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Miliband: More Important Things Than Devo Max

Ed Miliband has side-stepped the issue of constitutional change, saying the issue matters - but is not the priority for most voters. Prime Minister David Cameron says all parts of the UK should have more powers after the independence referendum in Scotland,...

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Thai Murders: Hannah DNA Matches Asian Men

DNA taken from the body of murdered British tourist Hannah Witheridge matches that of two Asian men, Thai police say. Officers also said they do not know if the killer is still on the island of Koh Tao, where she and David Miller, 24, were found...

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Alice Gross Search: Suspect's Bike Found

Missing Alice Gross' Mum In 'Come Home' Plea Updated: 8:52am UK, Wednesday 17 September 2014 The mother of Alice Gross has said there is "not a moment" she does not wonder where her missing daughter is as she made an appeal for help finding her. Rosalind...

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England Wins Right To Host Euro 2020 Final

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent Wembley will host the final and semi-finals of the 2020 European Championships, Uefa has announced. Hampden Park in Glasgow and the Aviva Stadium in Dublin will host three group matches and a last-16 tie in the...

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Dad Who Bit Baby Pleads Guilty To Her Murder

By Emma Birchley, East of England Correspondent A father who shook and beat his baby daughter to death has admitted the murder during his trial at the Old Bailey. Lithuanian Aurimas Medvedevas, 23, had previously denied killing nine-week-old Aukse...

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Savile Officers Face Gross Misconduct Probe

Two police officers have been handed gross misconduct notices over their handling of a reported sex attack by Jimmy Savile. The detective sergeant and detective constable, both of Sussex Police, visited the woman in March 2008 over an alleged indecent...

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Scotland Votes No: PM Promises New Powers

Devo Max: What New Powers Can Scotland Have? Updated: 12:01pm UK, Friday 19 September 2014 David Cameron has pledged new powers for Scotland that some have said amount to Devo Max. However, it's not quite as clear cut as that. What is Devo Max?...

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New IS Video Shows Another British Hostage

A new video has been released showing another British man believed to be held hostage by Islamic State militants. In the video, the hostage - understood to be a journalist - speaks to the camera. The IS group has previously killed three Western hostages...

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Scotland: Keep Up With Events As They Unfold

Decision Day For Scotland: Voters Go To Polls Updated: 2:48pm UK, Thursday 18 September 2014 People in Scotland are voting on whether the country should stay in the UK or become an independent nation. Polling stations opened at 7am and people have...

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Father 'Killed Baby After Biting Her Forehead'

A father bit his baby daughter in the forehead and killed her with repeated blows, a court has heard. Lithuanian Aurimas Medvedevas, 23, is charged with murdering two-month-old Aukse at their house in Peterborough while her mother was at work. Agency...

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Decision Day For Scotland: Voters Go To Polls

People in Scotland are voting on whether the country should stay in the UK or become an independent nation. Polling stations opened at 7am and people have until 10pm to cast their ballot, with the result expected to be known by breakfast time tomorrow....

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Hopes Of Deal To Rescue Phones 4U Dashed

Hopes that a last-minute deal could be reached to save Phones 4U have been dashed. Administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) have said the only realistic prospect is to sell off the remaining assets of the mobile phone retailer. Some bondholders...

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Experimental Ebola Vaccine Tested On Humans

Staying Safe Inside Liberia's Ebola Zone Updated: 1:04pm UK, Wednesday 02 July 2014 By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, in Liberia Priority number one: Do not spread the Ebola disease. Priority number two: Do not catch it. With these twin...

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Missing Alice Gross' Mum In 'Come Home' Plea

The mother of Alice Gross has said there is "not a moment" she does not wonder where her missing daughter is as she made an appeal for help finding her. Rosalind Hodgkiss encouraged anyone with information about the 14-year-old's whereabouts to "come...

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New Year Revellers Face London Fireworks Charge

People wanting to watch this year's New Year's Eve fireworks display in the heart of London will have to pay £10 for a ticket. London Mayor Boris Johnson said 100,000 tickets would be made available for the spectacular display, which had been free...

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Circle Line Speed Challenge: Man Races Train

Bored by his usual morning commute, a train passenger came up with a novel way of spicing things up - racing London's Circle Line. James Heptonstall dived off a Tube train at one station, sprinted 380 metres to the next station - and arrived...

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Thai Police Question Brothers Over Beach Murders

Two British brothers are being questioned over the murders of two backpackers in Thailand as tests revealed more about how the victims died. Chris Ware and his brother James, from Jersey, have been asked to stay in Thailand as experts wait for the results...

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Thai Murders Suspect Captured On Camera

FCO Advice For Thailand Tourists Updated: 10:39am UK, Monday 15 September 2014 The latest Foreign Office advice for tourists in Thailand warns of the danger of robberies and sex assaults in areas popular with backpackers. Here is the FCO's advice...

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Rotherham Abuse Scandal: Shaun Wright Resigns

South Yorkshire Police Commissioner Shaun Wright has resigned after coming under mounting pressure over the Rotherham child abuse scandal. Mr Wright had resisted calls to step down from the Prime Minister and Home Secretary after a report found 1,400...

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Families 'Devastated' Over Thai Beach Killings

FCO Advice For Thailand Tourists Updated: 10:39am UK, Monday 15 September 2014 The latest Foreign Office advice for tourists in Thailand warns of the danger of robberies and sex assaults in areas popular with backpackers. Here is the FCO's advice...

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Salmond: Leaders' Vow A 'Desperate Offer'

How Facebook Shaped The Referendum Updated: 8:27am UK, Tuesday 16 September 2014 By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent It's Facebook 'wot might win it. Sure, the August poll surge in support for independence was down, in part, to traditional...

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Helicopter Crashes In Sea Off East Yorkshire

A helicopter has crashed into the sea near the lighthouse at Flamborough, East Yorkshire, police have said. Coastguard, police and the ambulance service were called to the scene at 1.39pm after a call from a member of the public. The helicopter is...

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Salmond Accuses Cameron Of 'Scaremongering'

What Happens If Scotland Leaves The Union? Updated: 2:00pm UK, Tuesday 09 September 2014 Supporters of both sides of the Scotland referendum debate are mounting a final push for votes before the ballot on September 18. Sky News looks at what will happen...

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Cancer Doctor Admits Sex Attacks On Children

A children's cancer doctor has admitted a series of sexual assaults on patients as young as 11 in his care. Dr Myles Bradbury, who worked at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, pleaded guilty to six counts of sexual assault and 13 counts of engaging...

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British Hostage's Friends 'In Absolute Disbelief'

Anti-IS Coalition Agrees Military Action Plan Updated: 4:11pm UK, Monday 15 September 2014 World leaders meeting in Paris to form a broad coalition against Islamic State have agreed to provide military aid to Iraq to fight the extremist network. International...

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British Tourists Found Dead On Thailand Beach

FCO Advice For Thailand Tourists Updated: 10:39am UK, Monday 15 September 2014 The latest Foreign Office advice for tourists in Thailand warns of the danger of robberies and sex assaults in areas popular with backpackers. Here is the FCO's advice...

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Eight 'Slaves' Rescued In Caravan Site Raid

Four people have been arrested after eight "slaves" were rescued during a raid on a caravan site in Bedfordshire. The alleged victims - seven men aged between 20 and 46, and a 17-year-old boy - were found at the Green Acres site near Leighton Buzzard....

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PM: We Will 'Hunt Down' David Haines' Killers

David Cameron has vowed that Britain will "hunt down" those responsible for the murder of British aid worker David Haines and bring them to justice. Speaking from Downing Street after chairing a meeting of Cobra, Mr Cameron described Islamic State extremists...

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Scotland Referendum Result 'Too Close To Call'

The latest opinion polls show the Scottish referendum campaign is "on a knife-edge" - with the "Yes" and "No" campaigns ahead in different surveys. Three polls - all of which exclude undecided voters - give the "No" campaign the advantage on the final...

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