Max Clifford: New Claims Under Police Review

Scotland Yard detectives are looking into new allegations against disgraced publicist Max Clifford, who has spent his first night in prison after being jailed for eight years. A spokesman for Scotland Yard said other people had since come forward with...

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Gerry Adams Questioning Extended By 48 Hours

Police investigating the murder of Jean McConville have been given an additional 48 hours to question Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams. The 65-year-old, who has always vehemently denied allegations levelled by former republican colleagues that he ordered...

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Cancer Fundraiser Stephen Sutton Leaves Hospital

A terminally-ill teenager who has raised more than £3.1m for charity has been discharged from hospital after a dramatic improvement in his condition. Stephen Sutton, 19, posted on his Facebook page that he had been allowed to leave hospital after a...

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Adams Arrest: Victim's Daughter Promises Names

Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has spent a second night in police custody after his arrest over the notorious IRA murder of Jean McConville. It comes as Ms McConville's eldest daughter, Helen McKendry, told journalists she was prepared to name the people...

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British Fighters Filmed In Syria 'War Crime'

By Tom Rayner, Middle East Reporter Video has emerged implicating British fighters in Syria in an apparent war crime. Footage uncovered by researchers at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) shows jihadist rebels killing...

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Max Clifford: PR Guru Arrives For Sentencing

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Shamed publicist Max Clifford has arrived at court where he will be sentenced this afternoon for eight sex offences. The PR guru initially stayed silent as he spent nearly five minutes posing for photographers, at...

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Fights As Airport Glitch Sparks Long Delays

Computer problems that led to long delays at Britain's busiest airports and caused fights to break out among queuing passengers are said to have been fixed. Passport scanners stopped working across the country, forcing border staff at Heathrow, Gatwick,...

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Peaches Geldof 'Died Of A Heroin Overdose'

Peaches Geldof: From Wild Child To Doting Mum Updated: 12:33pm UK, Tuesday 08 April 2014 Peaches Honeyblossom Geldof was just 11 when she lost her 41-year-old mother Paula Yates in an accidental heroin overdose in 2000. As the second daughter of Bob...

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Stabbed Teacher's Family Face Suspect In Court

The family of stabbed teacher Ann Maguire have arrived at a court in Leeds, where a pupil accused of her murder is due to appear. Relatives of the 61-year-old, who was attacked in front of her students, are attending the 15-year-old's appearance at...

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Teacher Stabbing: More Time To Question Suspect

Police have been granted more time to question a 15-year-old boy as police continue to investigate why a popular teacher, just months from retirement, was fatally stabbed in front of her class. Ann Maguire died from multiple stab wounds in the incident...

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Ann Maguire: Memories Of A Much-Loved Teacher

By Becky Johnson, Sky Correspondent Ann Maguire was a teacher loved by generations of pupils at Corpus Christi Catholic College. In working at the school for 40 years she saw pupils grow up and become parents themselves. Julie Langton, 42, was...

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Tube Strike: Lines Open Despite 'Solid' Support

Union leaders say a 48-hour strike by Tube workers has been "solidly" supported, despite all 11 London Underground lines opening to passengers. Transport for London (TfL) said the Northern and Victoria lines were running a good service, as commuters...

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Half Of Cancer Sufferers Live Another Decade

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent More than half of all newly-diagnosed cancer patients now live for at least another decade, a landmark study has shown. An analysis of more than seven million patients by Cancer Research UK reveals...

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Teacher Stabbing: Pupil Remains In Custody

School Pupils Caught With Weapons Updated: 12:07am UK, Wednesday 23 April 2014 By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs and Education Editor Almost 1,000 pupils were caught with weapons including guns, axes and a meat cleaver in schools in the last three...

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UK Economy Grows 0.8% In First Quarter

The UK's economic recovery continued in the first quarter of 2014, with the first estimate of GDP growth coming in at 0.8%. The figure - while weaker than the 0.9% most economists had expected - meant that output was 3.1% higher on the same period the...

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Children Over Five 'Wearing Nappies In Class'

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs and Education Editor Children are still wearing nappies in class after the age of five in hundreds of schools across the country, a Sky News investigation has found. Teachers have reported pupils as old as 15 who...

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Afghanistan Helicopter Crash Victims Named

Tributes have been paid to the five British servicemen killed in a Lynx helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan. The victims included Captain Thomas Clarke, Warrant Officer Spencer Faulkner and Corporal James Walters from the Army Air Corps. They...

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Sheffield Fire: Three Children Among Five Dead

Five people, including three young children, have died in a house fire in Sheffield despite heroic efforts to save the youngsters. The children - a nine-week-old girl and two boys aged seven and nine - died alongside their aunt, Shabina Begum ,...

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PM: Paedophiles Will Be Treated Like Terrorists

Paedophiles will be given the same treatment as terrorists as part of a crackdown on child abuse, the Prime Minister has said. David Cameron wants to close a loophole that allows sexual predators to produce and possess manuals containing tips on identifying...

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Paedophile Teacher's Abuse 'Led To Suicides'

A former student of paedophile William James Vahey has said she believes three of her classmates killed themselves after being abused by the teacher. Alicia, who was taught by Vahey during the 1980s in Saudi Arabia, said she heard rumours about the...

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Helicopter Crash: Five UK Service Members Die

Five military personnel killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan were UK service members, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed. They died when their Lynx aircraft crashed during a routine flight in Kandahar province in the south on Saturday. Prime...

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