Help To Buy: Doubts Over Success Of Scheme

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business and Economics Correspondent The second phase of the government mortgage guarantee scheme Help to Buy is due to launch next week, three months earlier than expected - but experts are sceptical the initiative will help...

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Ondine's Curse: Girl With Ventilator Can Go Home

By Stephen Douglas, Sky News Reporter A toddler is preparing to go home for the first time in her life after spending almost three years at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Maisie Harris suffers from a rare condition called Ondine's Curse, which means...

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Murder Probe After Pensioner Found Dead

Detectives have launched a murder investigation following the death of a woman in Barnet. The woman, believed to be 69, was found at an address in Aitken Road in the early hours of Saturday. A 42-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion...

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'Yid Army' Chant: Spurs Fans Face Arrest

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Spurs fans have been warned they face arrest if they persistently use "the Y word" while supporting their team. The north London club has many Jewish supporters and chants of "Yid Army" and "Yiddos" are...

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Clifford: I'm Totally Innocent Of Sex Charges

PR guru Max Clifford has pleaded not guilty to 11 charges of indecent assault. Before the hearing at Southwark Crown Court he told reporters: "I'm totally innocent of these charges and I want to thank the public because everywhere I go I have had nothing...

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Madeleine McCann: Police Probe Phone Records

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent Scotland Yard detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in 2007 are analysing the mobile phone details of everyone who was in the Portuguese holiday resort from where she disappeared. They...

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Murdered Keanu Williams Case Review Due

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent A serious case review into the death of a toddler who was murdered by his mother is likely to find authorities missed a number of opportunities to help him. Rebecca Shuttleworth, 25, is serving life in prison...

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Payday Lenders Facing Unlimited Fines

Tougher controls on payday lenders could see unlimited fines for companies which break the rules. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which will take over regulation of consumer credit from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) in April 2014, said the...

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Dave Lee Travis At Court Over Sex Charges

By Tom Parmenter, at Westminster Magistrates' Court DJ Dave Lee Travis is appearing in court facing further sex charges. The 68-year-old arrived at Westminster Magistrates' Court in central London this morning without saying anything to waiting...

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PTSD Fears Over Plan For More Army Reservists

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Ministers' plans to replace tens of thousands of full-time soldiers with reservists risks creating a new wave of veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, campaigners have warned. In an interview...

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Miliband Daily Mail Row: Labour Demands Apology

Labour has demanded an apology from the Daily Mail after the newspaper said using a picture of the grave of Ed Miliband's father was an "error of judgement". A top executive conceded publishing the photo with the caption "grave socialist" on the Mail's...

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Greenpeace Brit Charged With Piracy By Russia

A Briton has been charged with piracy by Russian investigators after taking part in a protest against Arctic oil drilling. A total of 30 Greenpeace campaigners were detained last week as their ship circled near the Prazlomnaya oil platform in the...

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Count Me In For TV Debates, Says Cameron

David Cameron has told Sky News he is ready to take part in TV debates ahead of the next general election but wants them to happen earlier. The Prime Minister also indicated he would not be happy for UKIP leader Nigel Farage to be involved in the clashes,...

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GP Plan To Bring In Out-Of-Hours Surgeries

David Cameron has told Sky News he wants doctors' surgeries to be open for longer to ease the pressure on overstretched A&E departments. The Prime Minister confirmed plans for a £50m trial to have surgeries open from 8am until 8pm, seven days a...

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Teachers Stage One-Day Strike Over Pay Reform

Thousands of teachers are staging a one-day strike in a bitter dispute over pay, pensions and working conditions. Tens of thousands of schoolchildren will be affected by the one-day walkout across four English region as schools are fully or partially...

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Thames Duck Boat Fire: 30 Pulled From River

Around 30 people have been rescued from the River Thames after their tour boat caught on fire. The passengers were forced to jump overboard when flames took hold on the London Duck Tours amphibious vessel on a stretch of water close to Lambeth Bridge....

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Antoin Akpom Murder: Second Man Arrested

Police have arrested another man in connection with the murder of a youth football coach who was stabbed to death in the street. The 19-year-old was arrested on Sunday evening in Cardiff in relation to Antoin Akpom's death in Leicester on September...

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Children With Depression 'Need More Support'

More needs to be done to improve care and support for tens of thousands of children who suffer from depression, health experts have said. Severe depression affects nearly 80,000 children and young people in the UK, including more than 8,000 under the...

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Police Chief: 'Make Class A Drugs Legal'

Durham's chief constable has called for class A drugs such as heroin and cocaine to be legalised. Mike Barton has claimed the war on drugs has failed and decriminalisation is the best way to strip power away from criminal gangs. Writing in The Observer,...

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Cautions To Be Scrapped For Serious Crimes

Cautions for violent, sexual and drug offences will be scrapped, under reforms set to be announced by the Conservatives. The party say the move will stop thousands of offenders who commit some of the most serious crimes escaping "with just a slap on...

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Cameron Launches State-Backed Mortgages Plan

David Cameron says 95% government-backed mortgages to help people get on to the property ladder will start within days. The scheme was due to start in January but hours before the Conservative Party Conference opened, the Prime Minister revealed that...

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