Badgers Should Be Gassed, Princess Anne Says

The Princess Royal has been criticised by animal rights campaigners after she described the gassing of badgers as a "much nicer way" to control them than shooting them. Gassing has been banned since 1982 and is considered inhumane by animal rights activists. ...

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Mafia Boss 'The Professor' Arrested Again In UK

An alleged Italian mafia boss has been arrested on a fresh international warrant a week after he was told he was free to remain in the UK. Domenico Rancadore had been told by a judge he could return to his home in Uxbridge, west London, after prosecutors...

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Cheers! More Booze-Free Bars For Britain

By Gemma Morris, Sky News Reporter A growing number of alcohol-free bars cropping up across the UK could signal a shift in attitudes towards drinking. Catherine Salway set up a dry bar in London last year after spotting a trend in young people...

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Arif Biomy: Police Appeal For Missing Teen

Police are appealing for help to find 13-year-old Arif Biomy, who went missing from his home in Camden, north London, on Tuesday. The teenager was last seen dressed in a grey hooded top, black trousers and black shoes. Officers say they are growing...

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UK Smog Set To Ease As Cleaner Winds Move In

Air pollution levels will drop towards the weekend as cleaner winds move in from the Atlantic, Defra has said. Ambulance services in the UK have reported a spike in the number of emergency calls from people suffering with asthma, lung problems and heart...

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Dawlish: Damaged Railway Reopens After Repair

David Cameron has paid tribute to workmen after they completed a £35m repair project on the badly damaged rail line at Dawlish. The Prime Minister was in Dawlish to deliver on his pledge made in February that he would do "everything I could" to get...

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Teenage Student Yashika Bageerathi Deported

A teenager at the centre of a deportation battle has left the UK on a plane to Mauritius. The removal of student Yashika Bageerathi has gone ahead after a last-minute attempt to secure an emergency injunction failed. The 19-year-old is being flown...

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Hillsborough Inquests To Hear 'Pen Portraits'

Hillsborough Inquests Running Order Updated: 12:13am UK, Thursday 03 April 2014 The evidence will be presented to the Hillsborough inquests in the following order. 1 - Background evidence. Otherwise known as 'pen portraits'. This will either be a...

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Smog Creeps Over UK As Pollution Hits Level 10

Air pollution has reached the highest possible level in some parts of the country, with "very high" readings reported in London and Kent. High levels of smog are also forecast for East Anglia, the Midlands, Lincolnshire, the Wirral and the north coast...

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Edinburgh School Checks After Wall Tragedy

Urgent checks are being carried out at schools in Edinburgh after a wall collapsed in a changing room killing a 12-year-old girl. Keane Wallis-Bennett died after the "free-standing modesty wall" fell on her at Liberton High School shortly...

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Air Pollution Levels Soar In England And Wales

Air quality is expected to plummet to its lowest possible level in parts of the UK today, as the country continues to feel the effects of desert sandstorms. The elderly, people with lung problems and adults with heart conditions have been told to avoid...

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Nationwide - Home Prices Up 10% In Last Year

Average house prices have risen by nearly 10% in the last year, according to a property survey. Nationwide said year-on-year prices were up 9.5% in March, the biggest annual jump since mid-2010. The March figure was up on the 9.4% recorded in February...

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Sniper Kills Six Taliban With One Bullet

A British sniper killed a suicide bomber and five Taliban insurgents with a single bullet after hitting the trigger switch of the bomber's device from 930 yards (850 metres). The shot from the 20-year-old marksman, a lance corporal in the Coldstream...

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UK Prisons 'Are Revolving Door For Offenders'

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent More than one in three offenders sentenced in the year up to September 2013 had 10 or more previous convictions, Sky News can reveal. Figures released by the Ministry of Justice lay bare the scale of...

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Royal Mail Sell-Off 'Cost Taxpayer Millions'

Taxpayers lost out on more than £1bn due to the Government's low valuation of Royal Mail shares during its privatisation, the National Audit Office has found. The public spending watchdog concluded ministers showed "deep caution" when pricing the shares...

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Death Rate Down After Warm Winter Weather

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent The mild winter dramatically reduced the number of deaths, particularly among the elderly, research by Sky News has shown. Between the start of December and mid-March, 10,881 fewer people died in...

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Man Killed Walking On M61 Motorway

Man Killed Walking On M61 Motorway This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice. Cookies FAQs.x 9:29am UK,...

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Student Deportation to Mauritius Halted

Student Yashika Bageerathi who faced deportation to Mauritius without her family will not be removed today as planned. The 19-year-old had been told she would be flown back at 5pm on Mother's Day. Before the latest reprieve, Miss Bageerathi, who is...

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