Climber Dies In Avalanche In Highlands

A man who was reported missing in the Scottish Highlands has been killed in an avalanche. He and a friend failed to return from a climb on Coireag Dubh Mor in the Torridon area on Friday. Rescue teams found the second man walking out from...

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Mosques Offer Tea And Cake To Ease Tensions

Mosques across Britain have opened their doors to the public, in a bid to bring communities together and alleviate tensions about terrorism in the wake of the Paris attacks. More than 20 venues are serving tea and cakes to visitors who want to understand...

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Old Firm, Old Foes: Glasgow Derby Returns

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent One of football's oldest rivalries resumed today when Celtic played Rangers for the first time in three years. Glasgow's "Old Firm" faced each other in the Scottish League Cup semi-final at the city's Hampden Park...

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Appeal To Find Doctor Who Helped Ted Robbins

The wife of comic actor Ted Robbins has appealed for help in tracing a doctor who helped her husband after he collapsed on stage. Robbins fell ill during the opening night of a revival of Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights live show. The medic, who was in...

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Missing Mum: Body Suffered 'Violent Assault'

The body of a woman believed to be missing mother-of-four Samantha Henderson was violently attacked around the head and neck, a post-mortem examination has shown. Detectives say they are "confident" the body, which was found in a lake at Ham Common...

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Troops May Be 'Least Worst Option' In IS Fight

A former head of the army has told Sky News he believes there will need to be a debate on sending British troops to fight Islamic State if other options are unsuccessful. The UK has carried out airstrikes against IS in Iraq, but not Syria, and has...

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Boots Boss: Miliband Would Be A 'Catastrophe'

The boss of Boots has said Labour leader Ed Miliband would be a "catastrophe" for Britain if he became prime minister. Stefano Pessina said Mr Miliband's plans were "not helpful for business, not helpful for the country and in the end it probably...

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Tories Count On Times Tables Learning Plan

All schoolchildren in England will be expected to pass tough tests before leaving primary school as part of a "war on illiteracy and innumeracy," the education secretary has said. Nicky Morgan is planning for pupils to be forced to learn their 12...

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Man Spreading Ashes Washed Out To Sea

The search for a man who was washed out to sea off north Cornwall as he spread ashes has ended. Coastguard teams have been looking for the 51-year-old victim along the shoreline. He was last seen at Port William, near Tintagel, where he was caught...

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Alan Barnes Meets Woman Behind £200K Campaign

A disabled pensioner who was mugged outside his home has met the woman behind a campaign that has raised £220,000 to support him. Alan Barnes said it felt "magic" to meet beautician Katie Cutler, who set up an online fundraising page after reading...

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