Police Question UK 'Islamist Plot' Suspects

Counter-terror police have arrested four men in connection with an alleged Islamist terror plot following raids across west London and in the Thames Valley. The arrests came ahead of this weekend's Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day events. Earlier...

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War Widows To Keep Pensions After Remarrying

War widows will be able to keep their pensions if they remarry under changes to Armed Forces pension schemes to be introduced next year. Prime Minister David Cameron announced the changes following a long-running campaign for equal pension rights...

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Hidden Stories Revealed Through WW1 Footage

By Frazer Maude, North Of England Correspondent For years, George Lumb's memories of his grandfather as a soldier were based on a handful of black and white photographs from almost 100 years ago. But one night whilst surfing the web at his home near...

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Call For Probe Into 'Cannibal' Killer's Release

The decision not to monitor a man who then murdered a woman in a reported act of cannibalism after he was released from prison must be investigated, a Welsh politician has said. Cerys Marie Yemm, 22, died after an attack at a homeless hostel in the...

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Tower Poppy Display Section To Stay On View

A key part of the Tower of London poppy display is to stay on show until the end of the month, before travelling around the country. Huge demand from the public to keep the installation for the First World War fallen at the London landmark triggered...

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'Cannibal' Death Victim Named By Police

A woman murdered in a South Wales village - in what unconfirmed reports described as a cannibalistic attack - has been named by police. Sources say 22-year-old Cerys Marie Yemm was pronounced dead at a bed and breakfast in Argoed, in the Valleys,...

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'Fake Rape' Case Investigated After Suicide

The Director of Public Prosecutions is investigating the case of a woman who killed herself after being prosecuted for making an allegedly false rape claim. Eleanor de Freitas, 23, killed herself in April - three days before she was due to stand trial...

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Labour Pair Deny Secret Pact Over Miliband

Two of the most senior members of Ed Miliband's shadow cabinet have strenuously denied making a secret pact in the event of the Labour leader stepping down. Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper and shadow health secretary Andy Burnham were...

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Arrests Over 'Islamist Plot To Attack UK'

Four men have been arrested by police investigating an alleged Islamist plot to carry out an attack in the UK, according to Sky sources. A 27-year-old man was detained at gunpoint in the street in west London on Thursday night. Two others were arrested...

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UK 'Halves' EU Surcharge, Osborne Says

Britain will pay the European Union half (£850m) of the £1.7bn surcharge it had demanded, Chancellor George Osborne has said. Speaking after meeting European finance ministers in Brussels, he added that the deal was "far beyond what anyone expected...

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Tasered Man Dies After Valleys Assault Death

A man has died after being shot with a Taser by police at a hotel in the Welsh Valleys - where officers went on to find a woman's body. Gwent Police say they were called to reports of an assault at the Sirhowy Arms Hotel in Argoed, Blackwood, South...

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There's No Plot To Oust Miliband, Says Balls

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has insisted the party is united behind Ed Miliband's leadership denying growing unrest among backbenchers. MPs are understood to be increasingly disgruntled with Mr Miliband's performance with the General Election campaign...

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Bakery Faces Legal Action Over Gay Rights Cake

A Christian bakery owner says he faces legal action unless he pays out compensation for refusing to make a pro-gay marriage cake. Ashers Baking Company, in Northern Ireland, turned down an order for a cake with an image of Sesame Street puppets Bert...

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Man Denies 'Frenzied' 1993 Murder Of Teenager

By Ian Woods, Senior News Correspondent A man convicted of two attacks on women has gone on trial accused of the murder of a Kent schoolgirl 21 years ago. Claire Tiltman was stabbed nine times in a "frenzied and remorseless attack," a court heard....

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More Claims Of Abuse By Savile On NHS Premises

Twelve NHS Trusts have been contacted over fresh investigations into alleged abuse by Jimmy Savile on NHS premises. The NHS Legacy Unit, which oversees NHS investigations into alleged abuse by Savile, passed on information from victims and the Metropolitan...

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GCHQ Chief Says Social Media Aids Terrorists

The new head of GCHQ has accused social media websites of helping terror groups and called for closer ties with intelligence agencies. Robert Hannigan, who began his new role at the UK's eavesdropping agency on Monday, said US technology companies...

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Henning Murder 'Turned Tide' On IS Recruitment

Henning Murder 'Turned Tide' On IS Recruitment We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Video: Henning Murder 'Backfired' On IS By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent...

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Man Arrested On Terror Charges In Cornwall

A 26-year-old man has been arrested in Hayle, Cornwall, on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism. The man was arrested on Monday evening by the South East Counter Terrorism Unit and Devon and Cornwall Police. He was being questioned at...

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Holiday Pay Should Include Overtime

Overtime should be taken into account when holiday pay is calculated, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled. The tribunal ruled on two cases against Hertel UK and BEAR Scotland, which related to the UK's interpretation of the Working Time Directive....

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GCHQ Shouldn't Have Unfettered Access To Data

For a man who would prefer to remain in the shadows, he's got an incendiary turn of phrase. Social media, he said, is the "command and control networks of choice for terrorists and criminals". Technology companies, said Robert Hannigan, are "in denial...

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PM Risks Boxing Himself Into A Corner Over EU

Like it or not, if you want to get something done in Europe the first priority is to get the Germans on side. That's why David Cameron's hopes of significant reform to the Free Movement of People principle have suffered a serious blow. In a frosty...

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'Fine And Dandy': Teen's Pride At Killing

Ann Maguire's highly dangerous teenage killer was described by a psychiatrist as having a "gross lack of empathy for his victim and a degree of callousness rarely seen in clinical practice". Those who were present when the popular teacher lay dying...

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'Insane Psychopath' British Banker In Court

A British investment banker charged with the murder of two women in Hong Kong has been remanded in custody. Banker Rurik Jutting, 29, was arrested after the women's bodies were discovered at an apartment in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district. During his...

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Merkel Warns Cameron On EU Immigration: Reports

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is reported to have made clear she will withdraw her support for Britain's continued EU membership if David Cameron insists on pushing through curbs on immigration. News weekly Der Spiegel quoted government sources...

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Teacher's 'Savage' Killer Must Serve 20 Years

A teenager who murdered Leeds school teacher Ann Maguire in front of other pupils showed no emotion as he was handed a minimum of 20 years in jail. The 16-year-old, who cannot be named, had a "deep-seated and irrational hatred" for his Spanish teacher...

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Call For More Parents To Adopt Siblings

By Gemma Morris, Sky News Reporter A shortage of people willing to adopt more than one child means some brothers and sisters are being split up. Each year in the UK some 6,000 children need adopting and nearly half of them have siblings, according...

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