PM: We Will 'Hunt Down' David Haines' Killers

David Cameron has vowed that Britain will "hunt down" those responsible for the murder of British aid worker David Haines and bring them to justice. Speaking from Downing Street after chairing a meeting of Cobra, Mr Cameron described Islamic State extremists...

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Social Media More Trusted Than The Mainstream

By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent One stat that caught my eye from Sky News' Stand Up Be Counted poll was that eight out of 10 people don't trust the media to reflect their concerns and needs. Almost half (46%) thought social media more...

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Cameron Hardens With Pledge To 'Destroy' IS

By Faisal Islam, Political Editor, in Downing Street The message from Downing Street today was one of resolve. The Government will not be bounced into a change of strategy by the heinous public murder of a British aid worker. The rhetoric, however,...

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Man Charged With New Forest Mother's Murder

A man has been charged with the murder of a mother-of-five who was attacked as she tended her horses in the New Forest. Justin Robertson, of no fixed address, is accused of killing 47-year-old Pennie Davis on Tuesday September 2. Robertson, 36, will...

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Scotland Referendum Result 'Too Close To Call'

The latest opinion polls show the Scottish referendum campaign is "on a knife-edge" - with the "Yes" and "No" campaigns ahead in different surveys. Three polls - all of which exclude undecided voters - give the "No" campaign the advantage on the final...

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Scotland Warned Armies Don't 'Grow Overnight'

A former head of the British Army has said an independent Scotland will struggle to build a "meaningful defence capability". Lord Dannatt, who was Chief of the General Staff between 2006 and 2009, told Sky's Dermot Murnaghan: "We are much better together....

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Devo-Manc? Northern Cities Eye Greater Powers

By Faisal Islam, Political Editor In the North, the UK is stirring. The locals are fed up with Westminster control. The cry is for more powers, more freedom, more independence. The place? Manchester, rather or perhaps as well as Scotland ... and...

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Mergers Watchdog Paves Way For 'Cable Fines'

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The City's merger watchdog will on Monday pave the way for a crackdown on companies which break pledges on jobs and investment made during major corporate takeover deals. Sky News has learnt that the Takeover Panel...

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Queen Breaks Her Silence On Scotland's Future

The Queen has broken her silence on the Scottish referendum in a conversation with a well-wisher, Sky News understands. She reportedly told a member of the public as she left church in Scotland: "I hope people will think very carefully about the future."...

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Brother: David 'Helped Whoever Needed Help'

David Haines' brother has paid tribute to the aid worker, describing him as "just another bloke" who "helped whoever needed help". Mike Haines released a statement through the Foreign Office in which he describes his brother's life and work and also...

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