Belfast: 26 Police Injured During Clashes

Twenty six police officers have been injured in loyalist rioting as violence linked to a contentious republican parade engulfed Belfast city centre. Five of the officers required hospital treatment and there were reports that a number of members...

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Forced Marriages: Alert Over School Holidays

Teachers, doctors and airport staff have been warned to stay alert to forced marriages over the school holidays. Summer marks a peak in reports of forced marriage cases, when young people can be taken on "holiday", unaware of the real purpose of the...

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Chris Huhne Lands Top Job At Energy Firm

Disgraced former MP Chris Huhne has landed a lucrative job at a US energy firm just months after being released from prison. The ex-energy and climate change cabinet secretary has become the European manager of Zilkha Biomass Energy, according to the...

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Cancer: 18,000 Patient Files Lost Each Year

Around 18,000 cancer patients have their medical files lost every year in hospitals, while more suffer humiliation at the hands of nurses, according to a charity. A poll for the charity Macmillan Cancer Support also revealed one in seven (14%) who requested...

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Mafia Boss Could Go Free Over Warrant Concern

A wanted Mafia boss found living in suburbia could walk free today over legal problems with the warrant for his arrest. Domenico Rancadore, 64, who is wanted by the Italian authorities, was arrested by British police at his home in Uxbridge, west London,...

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Revealed: The UK's Most Wanted Tax Fugitives

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business and Economics Correspondent A rogues' gallery of the UK's most wanted tax fugitives has been released in an effort to collect hundreds of millions of pounds in unpaid duty. One year on from releasing the details of...

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Border Checks: May Accused Of 'Cover-Up'

The Home Office has been accused of a "cover-up" after parts of a critical report into UK border controls were kept secret. A total of 15 sections of the report into controls between France and the UK were redacted for national security reasons. They...

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A&E Crisis: £500m Bailout Over Two Years

Struggling A&E departments in England are to be given a £500m Government bailout to help relieve pressure over the winter months. The funding, announced by Prime Minister David Cameron, will be spread over the next two years to prepare the service...

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Mafia Boss Domenico Rancadore Held In London

Wanted Mafia boss Domenico Rancadore has reportedly been arrested in London by British police after 19 years on the run. Rancadore was arrested at the home he shared with his English wife following a request from the Italian authorities, according to...

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Violent Twitter Abuse: Man, 32, Arrested

Police have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with violent abuse on Twitter directed at a female MP and a campaigner. The suspect was held in Bristol following allegations made by Labour MP Stella Creasy and campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez....

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Herne Hill Flood As Water Main Bursts

Residents in a part of London woke up to find their properties several feet under water in a scene one man described as "apocalyptic". The street was covered by water several feet deep. Pic: Crispin Sugden The flooding hit Half Moon Lane in Herne...

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Cricket's Monty Panesar Drunk And Disorderly

England cricketer Monty Panesar has been fined by police for being drunk and disorderly after an incident at a Brighton nightclub. Police said the 31-year-old was given a fixed penalty notice after being seen urinating in public near the Shooshh Club...

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Regular Eye Tests For Drivers Could Save Lives

By Liz Lane, Sky News Reporter Regular eye tests for drivers could cut the number of casualties on UK roads by almost 3,000. Road safety charity Brake, together with the DVLA and insurer RSA, has begun a campaign calling on motorists to visit the...

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Two Young Men Drown In Scotland Reservoir

Police have recovered the bodies of a man and a teenager who drowned in a reservoir in Scotland. The 20-year-old and 17-year-old were pulled from Mill Glen Reservoir near Ardrossan in North Ayrshire shortly before midnight by specialist police divers,...

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NHS Review: 'Zero Harm Culture' For Patients

A major review conducted by a world expert in patient safety and aimed at introducing a "zero-harm culture" in the NHS is set to be published later. Professor Don Berwick, a former adviser to US President Barack Obama, was asked by David Cameron earlier...

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Ian Tomlinson's Family Agree Deal With Police

Scotland Yard has agreed an out-of-court settlement with the family of Ian Tomlinson who died after the G20 protests in 2009. The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it has reached a deal with Mr Tomlinson's relatives and apologised again but gave no...

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Fracking: 'Fear Of Unknown' In Countryside

Fracking is causing a "fear of the unknown" in the British countryside and people need more information, a Conservative former minister has warned. Nick Herbert, an ex-justice minister, claimed the controversial technique was considered the next biggest...

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Flood Warning As Heavy Rain Sweeps Across UK

A huge rain band spreading from southwest England to southern Scotland has brought a warning of possible flooding from the Met Office. A "be aware" alert has been issued for the western half of England, Wales and the Borders, with up to 2.3ins (60mm)...

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Twitter Bomb Threat Sent To Prof Mary Beard

Classics expert Mary Beard has revealed she was sent a bomb threat on Twitter hours after a personal apology from the site's UK boss over attacks on women by "trolls". Ms Beard, a professor of classics at the University of Cambridge, said she had contacted...

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Bolton Pensioner Suffers Stroke After Attack

A pensioner suffered a stroke after he was robbed and "savagely" beaten in his own home, police have said. The 87-year-old was subjected to the "ferocious assault" when he was woken up by a man who broke into his home on Longfield Road in Bolton, Greater...

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Homeless: More Young People Sleeping Rough

As statistics show more young people are becoming homeless in the UK, a new play questions why more is not being done to help those forced onto the streets. Government figures show the number of people sleeping rough in England has increased by a third...

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