Mum's Plea After Teen Was Denied Cancer Drugs

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter The family of a teenage girl who died from a rare form of bone cancer is calling for the relaxation of rules governing who is eligible to take part in potentially life-saving drugs trials. Despite the pleas of her parents,...

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Police 'Taser Fireball' Death Investigation

A man who had covered himself in petrol became a human fireball after police shot him with a Taser. A police watchdog will investigate whether firing the weapon at Andrew Pimlott, 32, caused fatal burns. Mr Pimlott suffered serious injuries in the...

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M62 Hen Party Crash: Bride-To-Be Named

The bride-to-be whose hen party turned to tragedy when a minibus collided with a lorry on the M62 has been named locally as Stefanie Firth. Ms Firth and 20 other members of her hen party remain in hospital after the crash suffering a variety of injuries....

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London Bus Stabbing: Boy, 16, Dies

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed on a bus in London. Police were called just after 3pm on Tuesday after the boy was stabbed on the route 393 bus. The bus was stopped at Highbury New Park,...

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Nationwide Drive To Boost MMR Vaccination

By Gamal Fahnbulleh, Sky News Reporter One million children will be targeted in a measles vaccination drive across England as an outbreak in Wales continues to grow. The aim is to prevent measles outbreaks by vaccinating as many unvaccinated and...

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UK Economy Avoids Triple-Dip Recession

The UK economy returned to meagre - but better than forecast - growth in the first quarter of 2013, averting the prospect of a triple-dip recession. According to the first estimate of GDP by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) there was overall...

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Weather: Britain Set For Year's Hottest Day

Spring sunshine could see parts of the UK enjoy the country's hottest weather of the year so far - before plummeting temperatures and a sudden cold snap take hold. Large swathes of east Wales and southern and eastern England have been basking in clear...

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Porn: Bid To Block Sex Sites On Public WiFi

Children will be protected from seeing pornography in public WiFi areas under plans being pushed by David Cameron. Downing Street has confirmed the Prime Minister wants a Government-backed code of conduct that blocks certain websites in places such...

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Briton Dies Swimming Off Holiday Island

A Briton has died after reportedly getting into difficulties in the sea off the Canary Islands. Steve Potter was spotted face down in the water after leaving friends on the beach to go for a swim on the holiday island of Lanzarote. He was dragged out...

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Millwall FA Cup Violence: Three More Arrested

Police have arrested three more men in dawn raids in connection with violence at an FA Cup semi-final between Millwall and Wigan. The latest arrests bring the number of people detained in the case to 23, including some who have handed themselves...

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Independent Scotland Could Lose The Pound

The Treasury has warned it may not be in the UK's best interests for an independent Scotland to retain the pound in a currency pact. The Scottish government has outlined plans to keep the pound if the country becomes independent after next year's referendum....

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Lindsay Sandiford: Gran On Death Row Appeals

Lawyers representing a British woman on death row in Bali have lodged an appeal against her sentence. Lindsay Sandiford, 56, was sentenced to death by firing squad by a court in Bali in January for taking £1.6m of cocaine on to the island last year....

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Luis Suarez Bite Video: Liverpool Star Sorry

Liverpool's Luis Suarez has apologised for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic during a Premier League clash. The striker said sorry on his personal Twitter account around three hours after the final whistle blew on the game at Anfield on Sunday. The...

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Stephen Lawrence Murder 'Sparked Change'

The Prime Minister says the racist killing of Stephen Lawrence "sparked monumental change" in British society - but that "more still needs to be done". David Cameron made the comments ahead of a memorial service today to mark the 20th anniversary of...

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Ofgem Changes: Warning Over New Energy Tariffs

More than three million households could be paying more than they need to under new energy tariffs proposed by Ofgem, according to new research. The consumer group Which? estimates energy customers could face bills of an extra £55m in total. Ofgem's...

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Nurses 'Drowning In Sea Of Paperwork'

Nurses are "drowning in a sea of paperwork" and spend much of their working hours doing admin, a survey reveals. The poll by the Royal College of Nursing found its members, who work for a combined 14.3 million hours a week, are being prevented from...

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Arsenal Co-Owner Is Now UK's Richest Man

Britain has a new richest man - Russian co-owner of Arsenal Football Club Alisher Usmanov has taken the top spot from the previous Rich List number one Lakshmi Mittal. Mr Usmanov, who has a near-30% stake in Arsenal, is worth £13.3bn, putting him into...

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London Marathon: Show Of Solidarity For Boston

By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent The London Marathon has started with the elite women race, with runners wearing a black ribbon to remember the victims of the Boston bombings. Runners have also been asked to observe a 30-second silence...

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