Miliband Threatens To Blacklist Tax Havens

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent Tax havens such as Bermuda, Jersey and Guernsey will have six months to open their books or face international blacklisting if Labour wins the General Election in May, Ed Miliband has vowed. The Labour...

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Patients 'Failed' By NHS Complaints System

A health watchdog has accused the NHS of letting down patients who complain about their care. The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's investigation looked into 150 complaints regarding allegations that patients had died or suffered avoidable...

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Addicted 2 UR Phone? Here's How To Switch Off

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter It's snowing and they're pinging water balloons with a catapult towards a bunch of green cardboard pigs. This is a low-budget, outdoor re-enactment of Angry Birds, the smartphone app which gamers around the world...

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Hunt For Man Who Stole Dying Pensioner's Purse

Police are hunting a man who stole an elderly woman's purse as she lay dying in the road. Greater Manchester Police were called to Leigh Road, Leigh, following reports an 82-year-old had been hit by a lorry at 11:45am on 4 February. When they arrived...

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Outrage Over Barrister's 'Appalling' Rape Post

A top barrister has been criticised for claiming men should be cleared of rape if the victim was under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Writing on his blog, David Osborne said "consent is consent, blind drunk or otherwise", and "regret after the...

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Listen: Girl, 6, Rings 999 For Unconscious Mum

Audio has been released of the moment a six-year-old girl rang 999 after finding her mother unconscious and bleeding from the mouth. Paramedics have praised "calm and mature" Tianna Measuria for her bravery after she gave her mother's address...

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Jihadi Who Faked Death Gets 12 Years In Jail

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent A British jihadi who posed with the severed heads of Syrian soldiers and faked his own death to sneak back into the UK has been jailed for 12 years. But Imran Khawaja - who spent six months in Syria alongside...

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Mass Web Surveillance By GCHQ Was Unlawful

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent British spies acted unlawfully in accessing millions of personal communications collected by the US National Security Agency (NSA), according to a ruling from Britain's most secretive court. The Investigatory...

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Farage Cancels Rotherham Event After Protests

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has cancelled a public appearance in Rotherham because of protests outside his party's office. The politician had been due to cut the ribbon on the campaign office of UKIP's parliamentary candidate Jane Collins, but his staff...

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Ex-Children's Doctor Guilty Of Sex Assaults

A former children's doctor has been found guilty of assaulting young girls in the same hospital as Jimmy Savile. Michael Salmon preyed upon girls at Stoke Mandeville Hospital at a time when Savile also prowled the wards - though there is...

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Tesco Facing Probe Over Supplier Dealings

An official investigation is to be launched into practices at troubled supermarket giant Tesco, including delays in payments to suppliers. The move was announced by the Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA), Christine Tacon, who said she had formed...

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Glasgow Bin Lorry Crash Driver Breaks Silence

Glasgow Bin Lorry Crash Driver Breaks Silence We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close The lorry sped along a pavement before crashing into a hotel The driver of the...

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E-Cigarettes Are Harmful To Lungs - Study

E-cigarettes contain toxic chemicals which could damage the lungs and immune system, scientists have discovered. Experiments carried out on mice found e-cigarette fumes harmed the animals' lungs and made them more susceptible to respiratory infections....

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UK Can And Should Do More In IS Fight, Say MPs

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Britain can and should be doing more in the fight against Islamic State, a group of MPs has said. A report by the Commons Defence Select Committee also found the UK is contributing less than its NATO partners...

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Four Security Alerts In Northern Ireland

Army bomb experts and police are at the scenes of four security alerts in Northern Ireland. An explosive device is thought to have gone off underneath a car in Belfast on Wednesday night, and roads have been closed and homes evacuated in two other...

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Rotherham Council Branded 'Not Fit For Purpose'

Rotherham Council's Cabinet is to resign after being branded "not fit for purpose" and "in denial" about its shortcomings by an independent government inspection. They will leave their posts "as soon as transitional arrangements can be put in place",...

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CCTV Shows Carjacker Dragging Woman Into Road

A carjacker has been captured on CCTV stealing a woman's Mini from her own driveway – and dragging her into a busy main road as she clings on to try and stop him. Nikki Law-Priddey had left the engine running to de-ice her car when the opportunistic...

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McIlroy Settles Multi-Million Pound Lawsuit

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent Golfer Rory McIlroy and his former manager have reached a settlement in their multi-million pound legal dispute. It means the 25-year-old world number one will be spared cross-examination in Dublin High Court....

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Cold Weather And Flu Send Death Rates Soaring

Cold weather and an aggressive strain of the flu virus have led to unusually high death rates in January, figures show. There were 28,800 deaths registered in England and Wales in the fortnight ending 23 January – a 32% increase on the average number...

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New Zealand Judge To Chair Child Abuse Inquiry

New Zealand high court judge Justice Lowell Goddard has been named as the latest chair of the troubled child abuse inquiry. Home Secretary Theresa May said in a statement to MPs that a new statutory inquiry will be established, meaning the current...

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Freezing Temperatures And More Snow Forecast

Up to 3cm of snow could fall across eastern coasts this week as forecasters warn of more freezing temperatures and travel disruption. The Met Office issued a severe weather warning and advised the wintry conditions could cause widespread disruption....

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Bristol Trials Two Smoke-Free Public Squares

Two Bristol squares could become Britain's first major public outdoor spaces to go smoke-free. Millennium Square and Anchor Square on Bristol's harbourside could be free of cigarette smoke due to a pilot launched by Smokefree South West....

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Cameron's 'All-Out War' On Mediocre Schools

Headteachers at coasting state schools face the sack, David Cameron has said - but he has promised to protect funding per pupil after the General Election. In a speech in north London, the Prime Minister vowed an "all-out war on mediocrity" and promised...

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Briton Linked To Chopped-Up Thai Girl Murder

A British man is the focus of an international manhunt after a Thai bar girl's body was found chopped up in a suitcase. The remains of Lazami "Pook" Manochat were found along with the body of a dead dog. Shane Looker, 45, from Stoke-on-Trent,...

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Five Hurt As London Bus Roof Ripped Off

Five people have been treated by paramedics after a London bus had its roof ripped off. Pictures posted on Twitter showed a double-decker with upper-floor seats and handrails visible in Kingsway, in the Holborn area of the London. It appeared as...

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Tories Count On Times Tables Learning Plan

All schoolchildren in England will be expected to pass tough tests before leaving primary school as part of a "war on illiteracy and innumeracy," the education secretary has said. Nicky Morgan is planning for pupils to be forced to learn their 12...

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Viral Campaign Raises £200K For Mugging Victim

Donations for a disabled pensioner who was mugged outside his home have reached more than £200,000. After reading about the mugging of 67-year-old Alan Barnes, beautician Katie Cutler set up an online fundraising page that went viral and has...

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Missing Mum: Body Suffered 'Violent Assault'

The body of a woman believed to be missing mother-of-four Samantha Henderson was violently attacked around the head and neck, a post-mortem examination has shown. Detectives say they are "confident" the body, which was found in a lake at Ham Common...

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Troops May Be 'Least Worst Option' In IS Fight

A former head of the army has told Sky News he believes there will need to be a debate on sending British troops to fight Islamic State if other options are unsuccesful. The UK has carried out airstrikes against IS in Iraq, but not Syria, and has...

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Mosques Offer Tea And Cake To Ease Tensions

Mosques across Britain have opened their doors to the public, in a bid to bring communities together and alleviate tensions about terrorism in the wake of the Paris attacks. More than 20 venues are serving tea and cakes to visitors who want to understand...

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