Armed Robber Pinned Down During Raid Dies

An armed man has died after being restrained by customers during an attempted robbery at a bookmakers, police said. The man, in his 50s, was believed to be wearing a gas mask and holding a gun when he entered a Ladbrokes branch on Crownhill Road in...

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Peter Stringfellow Threatens Nick Clegg Contest

Stripclub owner Peter Stringfellow has suggested he could stand against Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg in the General Election due to be held in 2015. The 72-year-old has twice been singled out by the Liberal Democrat leader as someone who does not...

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Plastic Surgeons Flying In From Abroad 'Pose Risk'

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Doctors have warned of the dangers of 'seagull surgeons' who fly into Britain on daytrips to carry out operations, often without insurance. Sky News has seen details of patients who have suffered...

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Police In 'Muslim Vigilantes' Victim Appeal

Officers investigating "Muslim vigilante" attacks are appealing for a victim who was abused by the gang for being "gay" to come forward. Scotland Yard says the man is crucial to their investigation into a number of incidents where a gang calling itself...

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Elsa Salama: Plea For Abducted Girl's Return

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent The mother of a little girl who was snatched by Egyptian relatives while on a family holiday has pleaded for her to be returned. Naomi Button, 39, has not seen her daughter Elsa Salama since she was...

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Nick Clegg Suggests Coalition Cut Too Deeply

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has appeared to admit that the coalition cut spending too deeply when it took power. Speaking ahead of the release of figures that are expected to show a fresh contraction in the UK economy, he said ministers had "comforted"...

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Cost Of Raising A Child Soars To £222,000

The cost of raising a child from birth until their 21st birthday has rocketed to £222,000, according to a study. The overall figure is more than £4,000 up on last year and £82,000 more than a decade ago - an increase of 58%. The most expensive areas...

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Football Fans Demand £20 Cap On Away Tickets

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business and Economics Correspondent Fans are demanding a £20 limit on the price of away tickets amid fears that the growing costs will hit match attendances, affecting the atmosphere of games. The country's largest supporters...

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Hazard Ballboy Kick: Chelsea Star Apologises

Chelsea star Eden Hazard will not face criminal charges for kicking a ballboy during his side's Capital One Cup semi-final against Swansea last night. South Wales Police said they have spoken to 17-year-old Charlie Morgan - who did not suffer any injuries...

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David Cameron Promises 'In-Out' EU Referendum

Cameron And The EU: A Q&A Updated: 3:46pm UK, Tuesday 22 January 2013 By Nicola Boden, Sky News Online David Cameron's speech on Britain's position in Europe is significant for his party and for the country. Here is an explainer. Why is Cameron...

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Stuart Hall: Rape Charge For BBC Presenter

BBC presenter Stuart Hall has been charged with further sexual offences - including an alleged rape. The 83-year-old veteran broadcaster was arrested on Tuesday after attending a Cheshire police station. The Radio 5 Live football presenter was charged...

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Weather: Boy, 15, Plunges Through Frozen Pool

The fire brigade has warned people to stay off frozen ponds and lakes after a boy plunged through ice in the Midlands. Emergency services were called to Sutton Park in Sutton Coldfield where a boy, believed to be aged 15, had apparently tried to walk...

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Ecstasy: Two Deaths Linked To Tainted Pills

Two people have died in two days and several others are in hospital after possibly taking contaminated ecstasy tablets. Greater Manchester Police said it is investigating whether a batch of the illegal drugs circulating in the area could have led to...

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Ecstasy: Two Deaths Linked To Tainted Pills

Two people have died in two days and several others are in hospital after possibly taking contaminated ecstasy tablets. Greater Manchester Police said it is investigating whether a batch of the illegal drugs circulating in the area could have led to...

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Defence Cuts: 5,000 Soldiers Set To Be Axed

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Around 5,000 soldiers will be made redundant in the latest round of job cuts, the Government will announce today. The Army will bear the heaviest burden in this third tranche of redundancies, the Navy...

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Defence Cuts: 5,000 Soldiers Set To Be Axed

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Around 5,000 soldiers will be made redundant in the latest round of job cuts, the Government will announce today. The Army will bear the heaviest burden in this third tranche of redundancies, the Navy...

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London House Fire: Two Die In North Finchley

Two people have died in a fire at a home in North London early this morning, police say. Six fire engines and around 35 firefighters plus officers attended the blaze in Fallow Court Avenue, North Finchley. London Fire Brigade said the fire affected...

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London House Fire: Two Die In North Finchley

Two people have died in a fire at a home in North London early this morning, police say. Six fire engines and around 35 firefighters plus officers attended the blaze in Fallow Court Avenue, North Finchley. London Fire Brigade said the fire affected...

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Prince Charles In British Industry Warning

Prince Charles is to warn that Britain is in danger of losing its reputation as the "standard bearer of quality manufacturing and engineering" if more young people are not attracted into the industries. The Prince of Wales will deliver his speech during...

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British Grandfather Wrestles Shark in Oz

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent An heroic British holidaymaker has wrestled a 2m (6ft) shark off the Australian coast to stop beachgoers being attacked. Paul Marshallsea, 62, from Wales, was on a month's break with his family when...

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Woman Dies After Collapsing In Snow In Kent

A woman has been found dead after collapsing in the snow in Kent as the winter weather takes its toll on the UK. The woman, believed to be in her 20s, was discovered by a man walking his dog in Church Meadow, Deal, Kent, at 7.30am on Sunday morning,...

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Murder Probe After Body Of Boy, 2, Discovered

Police have begun a murder investigation following the death of a two-year-old boy. Officers were called to a home in Modbury, Devon, on Saturday morning after the little boy's body was discovered by a member of the public. Police confirmed they...

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Scotland Avalanche: Prayers For Four Victims

Prayers will be said today for four people who died in an avalanche in the Scottish Highlands. The Rev Moira Herkes, who will lead a private service at St Munda's Church in Glencoe, said it was "the worst accident to happen here for many years" and...

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PM Confirms Deaths Of Three British Hostages

Three Britons have been killed in the Algerian hostage crisis and another three are feared dead. David Cameron said a UK resident had also been killed in the four day stand-off in the desert which dramatically ended on Saturday. Speaking at Chequers,...

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