Volunteers Keep Revellers Safe Over Christmas

By Emma Birchley, East of England Correspondent A front-line team of volunteers has been confronted with the aftermath of assaults, drug abuse and too much to drink as the Christmas festivities for some got out of hand in Norwich. Sky News spent...

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David Coleman: Veteran Sports Broadcaster Dies

David Coleman, the veteran sports commentator and long-time A Question Of Sport presenter, has died at the age of 87. The Grandstand and Sportsnight presenter, who retired in 2000, died peacefully with his family at his bedside after a short illness....

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Heather Mills' Anger Over Paralympic Boot Row

Heather Mills has revealed her anger over a dispute about a ski boot which ended her hopes of representing Britain at next year's Paralympic Games. Speaking in a six-minute video posted on YouTube, the ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney claimed an International...

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Clutha Tragedy: Comedy Gig To Help Raise Cash

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Glasgow's comedians are lining up to raise a laugh for victims of the Clutha Pub tragedy. They also hope tonight's comedy gig will raise several thousand pounds for the Clutha Appeal Fund, which has already...

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Migrants: Cameron Warned UK Faces Isolation

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The Bulgarian President has warned David Cameron that he risks being judged by history as a Prime Minister who has isolated the UK and damaged its reputation. Rosen Plevneliev said his countrymen were...

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'Church' Expecting Festive Flock Of Atheists

By Isabel Webster, Sky News Correspondent A "church" that is "taking the Christ out of Christmas" is expecting an influx of believers at its festive services this year. The Sunday Assembly is a godless congregation with the slogan "live better,...

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Police Review Nigella Lawson Drug Admission

Police have said they are reviewing evidence after Nigella Lawson's admission in court that she had taken drugs. The 53-year-old TV cook revealed during the fraud trial of her two former personal assistants that she took the class A drug with her late...

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Weather Warning As Travel Delays Expected

Millions of travellers preparing for the Christmas getaway are being warned to expect delays on the roads and railways as strong winds and heavy rain are expected across Britain tomorrow. At least 27 rail networks are expected to be affected by the...

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Syria 'Must Answer' For Brit Surgeon's Death

The Prime Minister has called for those responsible for the death of a British surgeon while in custody in Syria to be held to account. He wrote a letter to Abbas Khan's mother Fatima on Friday, describing her son's death as an "appalling...

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Two Prisoners Arrested Over Inmate's Death

Two prisoners have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 22-year-old inmate died at HMP Lindholme in South Yorkshire. ...

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Arrest In Suspected Belfast Double-Murder

Police investigating the suspected double-murder of a middle aged man and woman in Belfast have arrested a man. The 33-year-old was taken into custody just hours after police revealed details of the deaths in the Ravenhill area in the...

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Fire Death At Flat During Firefighter Strike

A man has died in a blaze in a north London flat while firefighters were striking over pensions. The London Fire Brigade (LFB) has been forced to release a statement denying the strike had any bearing on the man's death. Fire crews were called...

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Iran Claims 'MI6 Spy' On Trial After Capture

Iran says it has arrested a "spy" accused of working for the British secret intelligence service. A court official said the man had confessed to his alleged crimes and was on trial. He was detained in the town of Kerman in southeast Iran after authorities...

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UK Plans Cap On EU Immigrants - Leaked Report

The number of people allowed to move to the UK from European Union countries could be capped at 75,000 under proposals set out by the Home Office, it has been claimed. A leaked Government report on the effect on Britain of the EU's policy allowing free...

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British 'Space City' Stevenage 'Not A Luxury'

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Reporter Britain's space industry isn't just 'some luxury' and deserves better backing and support, according to Science Minister David Willetts. Mr Willetts said more public money and recognition is needed to give the...

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Lynne Spalding: Lawyer Denies Alcohol Claim

A lawyer for a British woman found dead in a locked stairwell at San Francisco General Hospital is disputing a coroner's report that her death was probably related to "chronic alcohol abuse". Lynne Spalding, 57, disappeared from her hospital room on...

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Belfast Bag Bomb: Hunt For Man In Hooded Top

Police believe the man suspected of leaving a bomb outside a busy restaurant in Belfast was caught on CCTV. The Police Service of Northern Ireland say the suspect was wearing a black hooded top and they released an image of a black Slazenger bag in...

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Jayden Parkinson: Mother's 'Empty Heart'

Missing Jayden Parkinson's mother has said her "heart is so heavy" for her daughter, who is believed to have been murdered. In a post on Facebook, Samantha Shrewsbury called Jayden her "baby" and her "princess". She wrote: "My heart is so heavy baby...

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NHS Chief Calls For Quality Seven-Day Service

Hospitals in England could face multi-million pound fines if they fail to maintain standards seven days a week, the NHS's medical director has warned. Sir Bruce Keogh is set to announce his recommendations after a year-long inquiry into NHS care,...

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Winter Wonderland Cancelled After Complaints

A Winter Wonderland event in Milton Keynes has been cancelled after attracting a raft of complaints from parents. Organisers shut down the event in Campbell Park, which included paid-for events such as ice skating, just a day after it opened on Saturday....

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Balls 'Couldn't Give A T***' About Criticism

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls has told Sky News he "couldn't give a t***" about speculation by newspapers and bookmakers about his future after stinging criticism of his Autumn Statement speech. On Sky News' Murnaghan show, Mr Balls insisted he had "never...

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RAF Helicopter Forced To Land Near Minefield

An RAF Chinook helicopter has been forced to land near an Israeli minefield after engine failure, Sky sources say. Sources said the aircraft was flying from Amman in Jordan to Cyprus and was forced to land close to the West Bank town of Jericho....

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Air Traffic Control: 'Business As Usual'

Major airports have reported they are back to "business as usual" after an air traffic control centre glitch caused chaos across the UK and Ireland. Hundreds of flights were cancelled or delayed on Saturday after problems with a telephone system arose...

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MPs' Pay Rise 'Preposterous' Says Ed Balls

Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has called a proposal to boost MPs pay by 11% "out of touch" and "ridiculous" given current economic squeeze. MPs are to get the inflation-busting rise after the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) refused...

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UKIP Politician In 'Send Them Back' Video

UKIP has again become embroiled in controversy after one of its politicians was caught on camera saying immigrants should be sent home. Victoria Ayling, 54, who defected from the Conservatives in March, made the comments in a 20-minute video seen by...

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Iraq Deaths: UK Troops To Face 11 Inquiries

British troops are facing 11 separate inquiries into their conduct in Iraq following a ruling by the High Court, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed. The "semi-inquests" will be held into cases of 11 Iraqi civilians who died in UK custody after...

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Poverty Report: Hard Work Is Not Paying Off

For the first time, there are more people in working families living below the poverty line (6.7 million) than in workless and retired families combined (6.3 million), a report has found. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation found that almost 13 million Britons...

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'Slaves' Rescued In Bristol Police Raids

Three men, believed to be victims of slavery, have been "rescued" by police following a series of raids in the Bristol area. Police officers raided three travellers' sites, a business unit, a house in South Gloucestershire and a house in Bristol. Two...

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Football Spot-Fixing Claims: Three In Custody

Three people are in custody and being questioned by police in connection over football spot-fixing allegations. The  National Crime Agency, which is working closely with the Football Association and the Gambling Commission, confirmed it had launched...

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Chemical Experts Investigate Mystery Tent Death

Chemical and radiation experts have been called in following the unexplained death of a man found inside a tent in a field. A passer-by discovered the body while walking in the Port Meadow area of Wolvercote, Oxford, at around 12.25pm. A strong chemical...

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Morph: Fans' Support Leads To New Series

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Morph - the animated plasticine model made famous by the late Tony Hart - is making a comeback thanks to his fans. Aardman Animations, the studio which also makes Shaun the Sheep and Wallace...

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Murder Arrest Over Middlesbrough Woman's Death

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman in her 70s was found dead. Officers were called to a property in Fosdyke Green, Middlesbrough, at around 4.40pm on Saturday following the "sudden death" of the woman. The man, who is in his...

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Miliband Accuses PM Of 'Reaching A New Low'

Labour leader Ed Miliband has accused the Prime Minister of resorting to a strategy of mud-slinging in an effort to win the 2015 election. He hit out at David Cameron for using the Paul Flowers scandal to attack his party's links to the co-operative...

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Stabbing: Mother Died From Multiple Wounds

Police have confirmed that a woman found dead in her home in Manchester died of stab wounds. Officers called to a house on Mayford Road, Levenshulme on Friday discovered the body of 49-year-old Aisha Alam following reports a woman had been killed. ...

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