Horse Abattoir Film Reveals Welfare Breaches

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent Sky News has uncovered shocking animal welfare conditions at a UK horse abattoir. They include animals being beaten, neglected and illegal procedures in the process of slaughtering British horses destined for...

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Weather: Snow And Ice Causes Heathrow Misery

Hundreds of flights have already been cancelled on another day of weather misery for Britain after heavy snow gave way to ice. Passengers at Heathrow Airport in west London faced further disruption after many were stranded on planes for seven hours...

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Pothole Damage Costs Councils £22m In 2011

Councils paid out more than £22m in compensation last year to drivers whose cars were damaged by potholes. Consumer group Which? said the north west of England was the worst affected region with £8m handed out in damages. The Government allocated an...

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Earthquake Felt In East Midlands

An earthquake with a magnitude of 2.9 has been felt in the east Midlands, according to the British Geological Survey. The tremor was reported across Leicestershire, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. Julian Bukits, of the BGS, said the earthquake happened...

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Algeria: Hostage 'Had Explosives Around Neck'

An Irishman who escaped from the Algerian hostage crisis had explosives tied around his neck, his brother has revealed. Father-of-two Stephen McFaul, from west Belfast, fled after the vehicle he had been travelling in crashed after coming under attack...

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Snow: Travel Chaos Fears In Freezing Weather

Heavy snow has been falling in Wales this morning and more is set to blanket Britain, with chaos expected on transport networks in the coming hours. Temperatures are expected to remain below zero in most parts, making it bitterly cold, while blizzards...

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Helicopter Crash: Pilot Worked On Major Films

The pilot of a helicopter which crashed in central London was one of the country's most experienced and had flown in films such as Die Another Day and Saving Private Ryan. Pete Barnes was killed when the AgustaWestland 109 Power he was flying hit a...

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Helicopter Crash: Crane Operators Late For Work

The mother of a workman who should have been in a crane that was hit by a helicopter in central London has spoken of her relief that he overslept. Richard Moule and Nicki Biagioni were late for work and hurrying to climb the crane in Vauxhall when the...

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Station Evacuated After A Train Catches Fire

A fire on board a train has caused major delays at one of London's busiest railway stations during morning rush hour. Smoke was seen pouring from the engine of a Gatwick Express train, forcing officials to evacuate and close Victoria Station. Fire...

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Horsemeat In Burgers: Tesco Removes Product

Tesco, along with a number of other supermarkets, has removed certain brands of frozen beefburgers from its shelves in the UK and Ireland after they were found to contain horsemeat. A study examining the authenticity of a number of beefburger, beef...

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Helicopter Crashes Into Crane In London

A helicopter has crashed into a crane in Vauxhall, south London, hitting two cars as it plummeted into the ground. Witnesses said the aircraft cartwheeled to the ground and exploded into flames. Burning wreckage and aviation fuel covered the road and...

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Helicopter Crash In London: Live Updates

9:03am Sarah-Beth Casey lives in an apartment near the incident. She told Sky News: "You're always worried about things like 9/11 and things like that. When I heard the explosion - it was like a little earthquake. It was like a gas explosion. I looked...

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Britain Braced For More Snow Disruption

Driving Tips For Winter Weather Updated: 11:51pm UK, Monday 14 January 2013 With many roads in the UK covered by snow and ice, motorists have being warned to take extra care. Skidding on ice is the main concern for those driving in freezing conditions....

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Murderer Brian Grady On Run From Open Prison

A murderer has gone on the run from prison and could be a danger to the public, police have warned. Brian Grady, also known as Brian Revill, walked out of HMP Prescoed in south Wales on Monday and failed to return, Gwent Police said. The 26-year-old...

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HMV Collapse: Gift Cards And Vouchers Invalid

HMV has confirmed it will not be accepting gift cards or vouchers from customers as the retailer prepared to collapse into administration. The company confirmed its intentions following a board meeting last night, as exclusively revealed by Sky's City...

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NSPCC Fears Delays In Reporting Child Abuse

A children's charity has urged youngsters to report abuse sooner in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal. A poll conducted by the NSPCC found that fewer than one in five would report abuse concerns as soon as they arose. The charity's own data shows...

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Snow: Cold Snap Bites With More To Come

Snow has fallen over parts of Britain overnight - with a much heavier band of snow on its it way. Snow was reported across the Midlands, South East England, Yorkshire and parts of Scotland, but did not accumulate. A second, heavier band of sleet and...

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Imani Green: Eight Held Over Brit Girl's Death

Eight people have been arrested over the fatal shooting of British schoolgirl Imani Green in Jamaica. The eight-year-old, from Balham, south London, was on holiday visiting relatives when she was killed in the the rural village of Duncans,  , ,...

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Insurers To Claw Back Cost Of UK Floods

By Isabel Webster, West Of England Correspondent The clean-up from the 2012 floods is expected to cost insurers over £1bn and push premiums up for a fourth consecutive year. Eight thousand properties were flooded last year, according to the Environment...

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Belfast Protests: 29 Police Officers Injured

Twenty-nine police officers have been injured during disorder in east Belfast. Police used water cannon during sectarian clashes overnight between loyalists and republicans in the Castlereagh Street area. Trouble flared after a city centre demonstration...

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Jamaica: British Girl, 8, Shot Dead In Shop

An eight-year-old British girl has died after a gunman opened fire on a shop in Jamaica. Imani Green, from Balham, south London, was visiting relatives on the island with her mother when the shooting happened in the northwestern town of Duncans, in...

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