Ed Miliband Unveils Labour's Election Pledges

Ed Miliband has unveiled Labour's pledges for the General Election, covering the economy, the NHS, immigration and tuition fees. The Labour leader said the choice for voters is not simply between parties and leaders, but between different visions...

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Clarkson Hints At Possible Top Gear Exit

Jeremy Clarkson has hinted he may be ready to leave Top Gear after being suspended over a bust-up with a producer. Writing in his column for the Sun newspaper he appeared to refer to himself as a "dinosaur", explaining that "the day must come when...

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May: Child Abuse Cases Are 'Tip Of The Iceberg'

Allegations of sex abuse within the institutions meant to protect vulnerable children are "only the tip of the iceberg", Theresa May has claimed. The Home Secretary believes such abuse is "woven, covertly, into the fabric of our society" - with survivors...

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Battersea Arts Centre Fire Damage Photos Emerge

Photos have emerged showing the devastation caused by a fire that ripped through an arts centre in south London. Firefighters are continuing to investigate what caused the blaze at Battersea Arts Centre on Friday, which is thought to have started...

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Body Found In Burning Car Near Golf Club

A woman has been arrested after firefighters discovered a body in the boot of a burning car. The 34-year-old is being held on suspicion of conspiracy to murder, after the unidentified victim was found in the back of the badly damaged Volkswagen Jetta....

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The Budget: What To Expect From Osborne

If you're expecting the forthcoming Budget to make a big difference to your pockets, you may well end up a little disappointed. Pre-election Budgets tend to be short on measures and long on promises. After all, if there is a new Government elected...

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Family: Clarkson Said He'd Have Colleague Fired

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson is facing new allegations over the "fracas" at a Yorkshire Dales hotel that led to his suspension by the BBC on Monday. Four members of the same family who overheard...

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Pub Landlord Too Heavy For Parachute Stunt

Comedian Al Murray was forced to cancel a skydive intended to generate publicity for his campaign for Parliament - because he is too heavy. The star is standing against UKIP leader Nigel Farage in the seat of South Thanet in his guise as the Pub Landlord....

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Miliband Mocked Over Kitchen Arrangements

Labour leader Ed Miliband has tried to quell controversy over the kitchen arrangements at his London home, by insisting he only "uses the small one". Mr Miliband was filmed drinking tea with his wife Justine in a modest kitchen at the £2m property...

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007 Banned By Welsh Senned: No Licence To Rhyl

Politicians and business leaders have slammed Welsh Assembly bosses for turning down a filming request from the makers of the latest James Bond film. The producers of Spectre asked the Welsh Assembly Commission if they could shoot scenes inside the...

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Ebola Nurse And Two Colleagues Back In UK

A British healthcare worker who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone has arrived in the UK for specialist treatment. The unnamed woman, who works for the British military in Kerry Town, is being transferred to a special high-level isolation...

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Spies Sacked Over Personal Information Breaches

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent Spies have been sacked for "inappropriately accessing personal information" held in bulk personal datasets, it has emerged. The Intelligence and Security Committee's report into security and privacy - which...

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Watch: Axeman Wrestled By Shopkeepers

A robber armed with an axe was thwarted by two shopkeepers who wrestled him to the ground. CCTV pictures show 28-year-old Errol Woodger wearing a balaclava attempting to smash open a cash register at the convenience store in Greenwich, southeast London....

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Hillsborough Chief Denies Police Conspiracy

By Nick Martin, North of England Correspondent The match commander on the day of the Hillsborough disaster has denied conspiring with other officers to conceal the truth about what happened. David Duckenfield, former Chief Superintendent with South...

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Turkey: Foreign Spy Detained Over UK Girls

Turkey says it has detained a "foreign spy" for helping three British schoolgirls who travelled to Syria to join Islamic State. The Turkish foreign minister said an intelligence agent working for one of the states in the US-led coalition had helped...

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Leaders Trade Insults Over TV Debates At PMQs

There have been vicious exchanges during Prime Minister's Questions as David Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed for a second week running over the election debates. Broadcasters say they will go ahead with the debates without the Prime Minister after...

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Lambeth Council Abuse: Key Findings

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs & Education Editor Details of an internal investigation documenting allegations of sexual assaults and abuse carried out by officers within Lambeth council in the 1990s have been revealed. They include: :: There...

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Was Man Murdered For Exposing Paedophile Ring?

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs & Education Editor Police investigating Westminster-linked child abuse are examining whether a man was murdered because he was about to expose a paedophile ring operating within a London council. Sky News has obtained...

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Paris Metro Incident: Five Men Due In Court

Five men involved in incidents on the Paris Metro ahead of a Chelsea match have been served with summonses, police have said. The men will appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates' Court on March 25 "regarding a police application for football banning...

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Hillsborough Chief Regrets 'Grave Mistake'

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent The police officer in charge during the Hillsborough disaster has described the moment he gave the go-ahead to open a side gate, which allowed around 2,000 fans into already crowded terraces, as a "shocking, almost...

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Hillsborough Chief: I Wasn't Best Man For Job

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent The match commander on the day of the Hillsborough disaster has admitted he was "not the best man for the job". Former chief superintendent David Duckenfield told the Hillsborough inquests jury...

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Police Forces Lose Track Of 396 Sex Offenders

Police Forces Lose Track Of 396 Sex Offenders We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Police Lose Track Of Sex Offenders" Video: Police Lose Track Of Sex...

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Hammond Criticises Jihadi John 'Apologists'

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has criticised "apologists" who tried to blame Britain's intelligence agencies for radicalising the Islamic State (IS) militant known as Jihadi John. He condemned critics who try to "excuse" terrorists by pointing...

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Becky Watts' Phone And Computers Recovered

Police investigating the murder of teenager Becky Watts say they have recovered her mobile phone, laptop and tablet computer. A statement from Avon and Somerset Police said the investigation into the 16-year-old's death is likely to continue for several...

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Three Missing British Schoolgirls 'In Al Raqqa'

Three missing schoolgirls who left Britain to join Islamic State have crossed into Syria and are believed to be staying at a house in al Raqqa, Sky sources say. Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Amira Abase, 15, boarded a flight from Gatwick...

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Crufts Poison Claims: Second Dog Falls Ill

A second Irish setter has become "violently ill" after sitting close to a dog believed to have been poisoned at the world famous Crufts show. It comes as the owners of Jagger, who died the day after appearing at the show, spoke of their devastation...

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'Colossal' Tory Cuts Will Hit NHS, Says Balls

The "unprecedented" scale of Tory spending cuts would mean the NHS would end up footing the bill, the shadow chancellor has said. Ed Balls said the Conservatives would take the country back to the 1930s with "colossal" cuts that would amount to £70bn...

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