Fans Remember Newcastle MH17 Victims

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Reporter Tributes have been paid today to the two Newcastle United fans killed when Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine. Liam Sweeney, 28, and 63-year-old John Alder were travelling to New Zealand to watch...

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Pressures Made Richard III 'Hit The Booze'

Richard III may have struggled with the pressures of being king, polishing off a bottle of wine a day, according to researchers. Tests on the medieval monarch's bones and teeth show his drinking habits changed dramatically when he became king in 1483....

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Blast Of Wintry Weather Hits Parts Of Britain

Parts of Britain are getting an unexpected dose of winter weather as gale force winds send temperatures plunging. The Met Office has issued severe weather warnings for northern England and Scotland, with Ireland also likely to be affected by gusts which...

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Police Hunt Lorry Driver In CCTV Footage

Belgian police have said they are almost certain they have CCTV images of the lorry and driver that dropped a container carrying 35 immigrants at a UK-bound ferry. Crews discovered the group of Afghan Sikhs - thought to be victims of human trafficking...

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PM Warns Of Terror State On Europe's Doorstep

'Poisonous Extremism' Warning Updated: 10:57pm UK, Saturday 16 August 2014 By David Cameron, Letter In The Sunday Telegraph Stability. Security. The peace of mind that comes from being able to get a decent job and provide for your family, in a...

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Legal Highs 'More Lethal Than Heroin' Warning

Glastonbury Backs Legal Highs Blackout Campaign Updated: 2:50pm UK, Tuesday 06 May 2014 The Glastonbury festival website has been blacked out in support of a campaign against so-called "legal highs". Visitors to the festival's website saw a light...

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Cyberbullying Laws 'Failing To Keep Up'

By Sean Dilley, Sky News Reporter A leading anti-bullying charity has said the internet is now a "lawless jungle" and is calling for new regulations to tackle cyberbullying. Beat Bullying says it is concerned because existing laws were introduced...

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Hesitant Cameron Increasing Involved In Iraq

By Darren McCaffrey, Sky News Reporter "Bombs and missiles are bad ambassadors. They win no hearts and minds; they can build no democracies. There are more tools of statecraft than military power." David Cameron, as leader of the opposition in...

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Murder Suspect Released From Prison By Mistake

An inquiry is under way after a man awaiting trial for murder was released from jail by mistake, despite protesting to prison officers that he was supposed to be on his way to court. Martynas Kupstysj, 25, was waiting in line at Lincoln prison when...

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Man Rescued Trying To Sail To US In £300 Dinghy

A man has been rescued five miles off the Dorset coast while attempting to sail to America in a £300 dinghy. The 30-year-old Bulgarian national bought the 14ft vessel from Christchurch harbour on Saturday and then set off on his 3,500-mile voyage...

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