Thousands Pay Respects To Brothers Killed On M6

More than 2,000 people have paid their respects at the funeral of two young brothers who died in a Christmas Day crash on the M6. Adnan Habib, 10, and Arsalaan, four, were killed when the car they were in crashed near junction 15 on Tuesday. The brothers,...

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Chester Zoo's Baby Boom Of Rare Species

By Mike McCarthy, North Of England Correspondent Chester Zoo has warned the threat of extinction for some species is now so great that some of its animals may become part of "an insurance population". The zoo, a registered charity, has been celebrating...

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One In 10 Police Officers Has A Second Job

More than 23,000 police officers and staff are moonlighting in second jobs, it has been reported. According to the Mail on Sunday, more than one in 10 officers in England and Wales now take on extra work. This was found to include selling ice cream,...

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Paralympic Heroes Hit Out At Honours List

Leading Paralympians have criticised the New Year honours system, claiming it is easier for able-bodied athletes to get knighthoods. Cyclist Sarah Storey was the only Paralympic athlete among the knights and dames, despite many racking up more gold...

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Olympic Hero Mo Held In US Terror Blunder

Double Olympic champion Mo Farah has said he has been questioned by US border officials on suspicion of being a terrorist. The team GB star even got out his two gold medals to show the customs officers who he was, but to no avail. Farah, who was born...

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Cameron: Britain 'On Right Track' For 2013

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent David Cameron has used his New Year's message to declare that Britain is "heading in the right direction" on all the big issues and can look forward to 2013 with "realism and optimism". In a video address,...

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City Leaders Warn Of 'Civil Unrest' Amid Cuts

City leaders have warned that spending cuts could lead to social unrest and the "break-up of civil society". The council leaders of three of England's biggest cities - Newcastle, Liverpool and Sheffield - say the north of England has been unfairly targeted....

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New Year's Reprieve: Rain Clears For 2013

The heavy rain which has washed out December will stop in time for New Year's Eve celebrations - bringing a brighter start to 2013. Showers will soak much of Britain overnight and during the day tomorrow - but skies will clear over many parts in time...

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Attacks On Women In Wapping 'Could Be Linked'

Violent attacks on two women in east London could be linked, police have said. The women were both stabbed in separate attacks 15 days apart as they walked through the same park in Wapping. The first attack occurred at around 6.25pm on Tuesday, December...

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Organist Death: Grieving Widow Speaks Of Evil

The widow of Alan Greaves, who died after being attacked on his way to a Christmas Eve midnight mass, said she has not stopped crying over her husband's death and the "evil that has been done". Mr Greaves, 68, was discovered badly beaten near his church...

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Rugby Football Union: 'Ref-Cam' To Be Trialled

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) will trial a "ref-cam" for the first time later today during the Championship tie between Newcastle Falcons and London Scottish. Match official Matt Carley will have a camera attached to his shirt to show television viewers...

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IVF Baby Boom At NHS Hospital In Bristol

By Isabel Webster, West Of England Correspondent The UK's "best IVF centre in the NHS" is celebrating as 750 babies, conceived at the centre, enjoy their first Christmas. The Bristol Centre for Reproductive Medicine (BCRM) produced around 450 live...

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Hospital's £400,000 Payout Over Care Failings

A hospital has apologised and paid out more than £400,000 for 38 cases of failings in patient care. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said he was "disgusted and appalled" at the accounts of suffering and neglect at Redditch's Alexandra Hospital. Health...

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Scottish Boy Who Died Hiking In Oz Is Named

A 14-year-old Scottish boy who died from heat exhaustion after collapsing during a hike in Western Australia has been named. Ewan Williamson, from Largs in North Ayrshire, was with his father in the Cape Range National Park, south of Exmouth, on Friday...

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Sally Bercow's Twitter Account Hacked Again

Sally Bercow's Twitter account has been hacked for the second time in two months. The controversial wife of the Speaker of the House of Commons had signed off to her followers for Christmas. However, hours later her account had been hacked and a stream...

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Andrew Mitchell: Police Tried To Destroy Me

Former Tory Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell has accused the police of trying to destroy his career over the "plebgate" row. Mr Mitchell was forced to quit amid a storm of protest - fuelled by the Police Federation - over claims he called officers "plebs"...

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Queen Misses Sandringham Church Service

The Queen has missed a Sunday church service on the Sandringham estate because she is suffering from a cold. Buckingham Palace said that the monarch was getting over the end of the cold and wanted to make sure it was "over and done with by Christmas"...

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Flood Warnings Amid More Travel Misery

Scores of flood warnings are in place across the country after days of heavy rainfall, as homeowners, businesses and travellers suffer more disruption. Around 160 flood warnings have been issued for England and Wales, along with 31 in Scotland, which...

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Christmas No.1: X Factor Fights Hillsborough

The coveted title of Christmas number one single will be announced later, with the smart money on the Hillsborough charity single to take the prize. Sales of the Justice Collective's version of The Hollies' hit He Ain't Heavy - He's My Brother edged...

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Boat Capsize: Missing Person Search Called Off

An intensive air and sea search for a person believed to be missing in the water after a small boat capsized, has been abandoned. The Coastguard said the alarm was raised after two people were found holding on to the side of an overturned vessel in...

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Paralympian Aims To Turn Convention On Its Head

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A British Paralympic judo player aims to be the first in his sport to switch to able-bodied competition. Sam Ingram will claim a world first in judo if he can follow the trail, blazed by Oscar Pistorius...

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Hampshire Robbery And Kidnap: Police Appeal

Police have appealed for a suspected armed robber to give himself up after a woman was kidnapped and driven around in her own car. The man approached a house in Rookes Lane, Lymington, Hampshire, on Saturday morning, and pointed a gun to threaten the...

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Lord Coe Wins Lifetime Achievement Award

Lord Sebastian Coe is to receive the Lifetime Achievement award at tonight's BBC Sports Personality of the Year event. The award recognises his remarkable career as an athlete and his huge contribution to sport in the UK, including the vital role he...

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UKIP 'Now The UK's Third Largest Party'

The UK Independence Party has surged to a record poll rating, knocking the Liberal Democrats into fourth place. The ComRes poll for The Independent On Sunday and the Sunday Mirror put UKIP on 14% - a six-point gain on last month and the party's highest...

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Rescuers To Bring Swamped Ship Ashore

Rescuers searching for the body of a crewman who died when stormy seas overcame his boat will bring the battered vessel ashore today. Eleven other crew onboard the Vos Sailor had to be rescued when the boat was damaged and took on water during severe...

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Royal Hoax: Nurse's Body Flown To India

The body of the nurse who apparently took her own life after being duped by a prank call has been flown to India for her funeral. Mother-of-two Jacintha Saldanha, 46, was found dead in her nurses' quarters at London's King Edward VII's Hospital by a...

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Peter Ndlovu Injured In Zimbabwe Car Crash

Former Sheffield United, Coventry City and Birmingham City striker Peter Ndlovu has been critically injured in a car accident in his native Zimbabwe. His older brother Adam, 42, died in the crash at Victoria Falls on Sunday morning. "I understand that...

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York Stabbing: Police Hunting Michael Bennison

Police hunting an "extremely dangerous" man wanted on suspicion of trying to murder his girlfriend have issued an urgent warning to the public. Michael Bennison, 28, is suspected of stabbing his 27-year-old girlfriend with a bladed item in York on Friday...

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Kate In First Public Engagement Since Hospital

The Duchess of Cambridge will make her first public appearance this evening since leaving hospital over a week ago - as she attends a TV sports award show. She is due to present the main prize and lifetime achievement honour at the BBC Sports Personality...

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Mousa Death: Doctor 'Acted Dishonestly'

By Mike McCarthy, North Of England correspondent A former army doctor has been found guilty of misleading and dishonest conduct following the death of an Iraqi detainee in 2003. A tribunal of medical watchdogs found Dr Derek Keilloh failed to carry...

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Kate Prank Call 'Could End Radio Wind-Ups'

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News correspondent One of Britain's most notorious DJs has told Sky News the death of a nurse after a prank call to the hospital treating the Duchess of Cambridge could mark the end of such radio wind-ups. Steve Penk built...

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Boy Killed By 'Teen Driver' At Caravan Site

A seven-year-old boy has died after being hit by a BMW car allegedly driven by a teenager at a caravan site. A 16-year-old boy is being questioned by police after being arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. The accident happened...

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Senior Bishops To Tweet Christmas Sermons

The country's senior bishops are set to tweet their Christmas Day sermons for the first time this year in a Christmas Tweet campaign. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams (@lambethpalace), the Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu (@johnsentamu)...

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Tycoon's Plan To Fight Fires From The Air

By Richard Suchet, Sky News reporter A multimillionaire has pledged his time, his money - and his helicopter - to provide firefighters with air support. Property tycoon Jeremy Paxton, 52, is expecting to stump up a seven-figure sum to cover the...

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Kate Prank: Jacintha Saldanha Family's Grief

British police may want to speak to two Australian DJs following the death of the nurse who answered their prank call to the Duchess of Cambridge's hospital. The Australian authorities confirmed they have had contact from the Met Police concerning 2Day...

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'Whale Skin' Cocktail: London Bar Raided

A London bar has been raided by police for allegedly serving cocktails flavoured with illegal whale skin. The Metropolitan police targeted the Nightjar bar in Hoxton, East London, where a drink called the Moby Dick was listed in an online menu. It...

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Top Tories Launch Gay Marriage Campaign

London Mayor Boris Johnson and Education Secretary Michael Gove are among more than a dozen senior Conservatives who have launched a new group to campaign for gay marriage. David Cameron supports the plans to allow same-sex weddings to be held in places...

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Sir Patrick Moore, 89, Dies At Home

Man Who Brought Space To The Masses Updated: 2:17pm UK, Sunday 09 December 2012 Sir Patrick Moore - knighted in 2001 - was the astronomer who, more than any other scientist living or dead, could explain to the world at large the marvels and intricacies...

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