Nine Hundred Pigs Killed In Dorset Farm Fire

Up to 900 pigs have died in a major fire which ripped through a piggery at a farm. Firefighters fought a blaze for up to three hours after being called to Seaborough Manor, near Beaminster, Dorset. A total of 50 firefighters were on the scene at the...

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Lord Carey Attacks David Cameron On Religion

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister David Cameron. In an article for the Daily Mail, Lord Carey says many Christians doubt the PM's "sincerity" when he pledges to protect their religious freedoms...

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NHS Drug Plea For Child With Blood Disorder

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Correspondent The parents of a two-year-old girl with a rare blood disorder fear she faces a "lifetime of hospital visits and dialysis" unless the NHS funds an expensive new drug. One day in every fortnight, Indie Smith...

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Leeds Hospital Halts Children's Heart Surgery

All children's congenital heart surgery has been suspended at Leeds General Infirmary (LGI) with immediate effect. The temporary suspension follows a number of claims, including some relating to the number of patient deaths, and concerns about surgery...

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Two Dead In Car Crash After Police Pursuit

Two men have died in a car crash during a police pursuit in Haringey, London. The men died early this morning after the Audi car they were in collided with a bridge on Seven Sisters Road near to the junction with St Ann's Road. The 30-year-old driver...

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Girl Found Abandoned In Pram In Carlisle

Police are appealing for help in tracing the parents of a young child who was found abandoned in a pram in Carlisle. The little girl was discovered after police were called to a disturbance in Warwick Road at around 11pm on Thursday. They were contacted...

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Prince William In New RAF Rescue TV Series

A new TV series has been given rare access to Prince William in his day job as a search and rescue pilot. Helicopter Rescue is the first programme to show Flight Lieutenant Wales's working life in the RAF. The BBC Wales production was given exclusive...

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Snow: Fed Up Brits Head For Sunnier Climes

Some 1.7 million British holidaymakers are expected to head overseas for the Easter weekend, with Spain, Egypt and Tunisia the most popular destinations. As the UK suffers one of the coldest Easters on record, the Association of British Travel Agents...

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House Explodes Leaving Two In Hospital

Two pensioners have been taken to hospital after a gas blast flattened their home and prompted the evacuation of neighbouring homes. Police said the home had been "totally demolished" by the blast and a 74-year-old woman and 77-year-old man had been...

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Dog Attack: Tributes To Jade Lomas-Anderson

Tributes have been paid to a 14-year-old girl who is thought to have been killed by a pack of "aggressive and out-of-control" dogs. Jade Lomas-Anderson's body was discovered with wounds consistent with a dog attack at a house shortly after 2pm on Tuesday,...

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Energy Bill Rises 'Cut By Efficiency Schemes'

A new report claims government policies that promote home insulation and the installation of more efficient boilers are reducing increases in gas and electricity bills. Savings generated from energy efficiency policies are already having an impact and...

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Summer Warning: UK Beach Water Quality Worse

Britons have been warned that when warm weather finally arrives, fewer beaches will have a clean bill of health than in 2012. Last year's washout summer has hit bathing spots around the UK, with a rise in the number of beaches failing to meet even minimum...

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Snow: Fifth Day Without Power For Thousands

Costs Rise As Lambs Brought Indoors Updated: 11:46pm UK, Monday 25 March 2013 By Frazer Maude, North of England Correspondent The Dean family have been farming in the Yorkshire Dales village of Threshfield since 1236. Toft House Farm will have...

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Mobile Phone 'Steaming' Thieves Are Jailed

A gang of youths who stole mobile phones and tablets worth £150,000 by "steaming" high street stores in broad daylight have been jailed. The group of males, aged 15 to 22-years-old, raided 42 Carphone Warehouse stores in London and surrounding areas...

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Nurses To Spend A Year Learning Hands-On Care

Student nurses will have to give "hands-on" patient care as healthcare assistants for up to a year before they can become a nurse, the Health Secretary will announce today. It is hoped the move will "give the public confidence" that people in the profession...

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Immigration: Cameron Says No Job, No Benefits

Tough new measures to curb immigrants' access to housing and benefits will be unveiled later by David Cameron. The Prime Minister will use a keynote speech to warn those coming to Britain that it will no longer be a "soft touch". Mr Cameron is the...

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White Easter Looms As Cold Snap Continues

Thousands of homes are still without power and many roads still impassable as the freezing cold weather and snow continues to cause disruption. The severe weather and bitterly cold temperatures are set to continue across most parts of the country right...

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Airfares: Heavier Passengers 'Should Pay More'

Airlines should make heavier passengers pay more for their plane tickets and lighter ones less, it has been suggested. The controversial pay-as-you-weigh pricing scheme has been mooted by a Norwegian professor who argues that weight and space should...

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Kit Kat Bars Recalled After Plastic Found

Nestle has recalled four varieties of Kit Kat Chunky bars after pieces of plastic were found by seven people. The company said the 48g peanut butter, hazelnut, choc fudge and caramel flavour chocolate bars were being recalled "to avoid any risk whatsoever...

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'Huge Problem' Of Male Suicide Rate In UK

Nelson Fell Through The Cracks Updated: 4:19am UK, Sunday 24 March 2013 To the outside world Nelson had the world at this feet. A professional snowboarder, on the cover of magazines, coach to the British Olympic snowboard team, as physically fit...

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Snow And Ice: Man Dies Trying To Get Home

The freezing weather is thought to have led to the death of a 27-year-old man who was trying to get home after a night out with friends. The man's body was discovered in deep snow by a farmer yesterday afternoon, but the emergency services struggled...

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