Corby By-Election: Labour Takes Tory Seat

Did Anyone Care About Police Elections? Updated: 7:39pm UK, Friday 16 November 2012 By Adam Boulton, Political Editor The most memorable thing about these elections in England and Wales (but not London) is that not many voters cared about them....

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Tube Passengers Ignore Man Collapsed On Floor

Video footage shows a man who collapsed unconscious on the floor of a busy London tube train apparently being ignored for several minutes by fellow passengers. A member of the public, who claimed he was unable to help, filmed the incident on his mobile...

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Young Most At Risk Of Death Behind The Wheel

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter Young people accounted for 25% of all car deaths and injuries in 2011, new figures reveal ahead of Road Safety Week. More than 1,500 17 to 24-year-olds in the UK were killed or seriously injured while driving...

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Fuel Price Misery: AA Demands Action

The AA has accused ministers of failing drivers and businesses by failing to clamp down on what is sees as unfair fuel prices. The motoring group says while average unleaded prices have gone down from 138.95p a litre in mid October to 135.08p - with...

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Antibiotics Resistance A Growing Health Threat

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent The Chief Medical Officer has raised the prospect of a future without cures for common infections - unless antibiotics are used more responsibly. In a stern warning to doctors and patients, Professor...

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Police Commissioner Polls See Low Turnout

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Correspondent Conservative Angus Macpherson has become the country's first police and crime commissioner after being elected into office in Wiltshire. But the Electoral Reform Society have branded the elections a "comedy...

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Alcohol In Pregnancy 'Can Lower Child's IQ'

Women who drink even moderate amounts of alcohol while pregnant may risk harming their child's intelligence levels, according to a new study. Advice to pregnant women about drinking is contradictory, with some guidelines recommending no alcohol at all...

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Lord McAlpine Poised To Settle With The BBC

The former Tory wrongly linked to a child sex abuse scandal because of a botched Newsnight investigation is poised to reach a settlement with the BBC. Lord McAlpine's lawyers are in talks with the corporation and they have indicated they could agree...

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April Jones Search Expected To End In Weeks

By Mike McCarthy, Sky News Correspondent The search for April Jones is understood to be approaching its final stages. Officers are still searching areas around the town of Machynlleth, where the five-year-old went missing, but police say the effort...

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Tory MP 'Backed Rival In Anti-Wind Farm Plot'

The Tory MP running the party's by-election campaign in Corby has been secretly filmed apparently encouraging a rival to stand in the contest. Chris Heaton-Harris was the subject of a sting by Greenpeace, who recorded him admitting he had wanted the...

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Treatment Of Schizophrenia Patients 'Shameful'

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Standards of care in some mental health units are so poor that they make patients worse, not better, a new report claims. An independent inquiry into schizophrenia describes the care given to some...

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Energy Firm SSE Defends 38% Profits Rise

The energy firm SSE has defended a 38% rise in half year profits at a time when its gas and electricity bills are rising by 9% on average. The company, formerly known as Scottish & Southern Energy, made an adjusted profit before tax of £397.5m in...

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Crane Hoists Injured Worker 75ft To Safety

An injured building worker was hoisted 75ft into the air by a crane to lift him out of a construction site to a waiting ambulance. The casualty, a man in his 50s, was winched out of Birmingham's Frankley Waterworks using a specialist stretcher because...

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UK Soldier Shot Dead While Playing Football

A British soldier who was killed by a rogue member of the Afghan army as he played in a football match on Remembrance Day has been hailed as a "great man" and an "amazing father" by his wife. Captain Walter Barrie was playing in a match between British...

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Abu Qatada: Terror Suspect Set To Be Released

Timeline: Qatada Legal Battle Updated: 3:36pm UK, Monday 12 November 2012 Abu Qatada has challenged and ultimately thwarted every attempt by the Government to detain and deport him since 2001. Here is a timeline of the legal battle. 1993: Abu Qatada...

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Man Held After Photo Of Burning Poppy Posted

A man has been arrested for posting an image of a burning poppy on a social network site. Kent Police said in a statement that the man, from Aylesham, had been detained last night on suspicion of making malicious telecommunications and that he was in...

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British Soldier Killed In 'Insider Attack'

A British soldier has been killed in Afghanistan in an apparent "insider attack" at his base, the Ministry of Defence has said. The soldier, from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, was killed while in Patrol Base...

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BBC Crisis: News Executives To Stand Aside

BBC news director Helen Boaden and deputy Stephen Mitchell are to stand aside over the BBC crisis, Sky sources understand. It follows the resignation of director general George Entwistle at the weekend in the wake of the Newsnight row. Media commentator...

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Victoria Cross Charity Role For George, 12

Bereaved Mum's Journey Of Despair Updated: 9:06am UK, Sunday 11 November 2012 By Lucy Cotter and Richard Suchet For the families of those killed in war, Remembrance Sunday can be a day of profound grief. While the nation - and the Commonwealth...

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Remembrance Sunday: Tribute To Helmand Soldier

By Lucy Cotter and Richard Suchet For the families of those killed in war, Remembrance Sunday can be a day of profound grief. While the nation - and the Commonwealth - expresses its gratitude to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, the bereaved...

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Jimmy Savile Inquiry Police Arrest Man

Police investigating sexual abuse claims surrounding Jimmy Savile have arrested a man in his 70s. The suspect is being held as part of Operation Yewtree - an inquiry into alleged child sexual exploitation by Savile and others. Police said the man was...

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