Colchester Killer 'Won't Stop Until Caught'

The brutality of the two murders in Colchester suggests that police are hunting the same killer for both crimes, a leading criminologist has told Sky News. Professor David Wilson told Sky News that both Nahid Almanea and James Attfield were "overkilled"...

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Brakes Slammed On 'Over-Zealous Spy Cars'

Councils in England will be banned from using CCTV "spy cars" to impose fines on drivers breaking traffic rules, the Government has said. Communities Secretary Eric Pickles and Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin said the move "reins-in over-zealous...

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Colchester Student Murder: Suspect Released

Detectives investigating the brutal murder of a Saudi Arabian student in Colchester have released a 19-year-old man they were questioning. Nahid Almanea was stabbed 16 times while walking along a path in Colchester, Essex, on Tuesday morning. The 31-year-old...

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British Honeymoon Couple Killer On The Run

One of the killers of a British couple murdered on their honeymoon has escaped from prison, police in Antigua have said. Ben and Catherine Mullany, from Pontardawe, South Wales, were shot dead in their hotel room on the holiday island in 2008. The...

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Ian Wright Burglars: We'll Cut Off Kids' Fingers

Former England international Ian Wright's MBE was among prized possessions taken from his home by an armed gang. The ex-Arsenal striker's wife was held at knifepoint during the attack at their home in St John's Wood, northwest London, while he...

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MP Tweets About Punching Journalist 'In Throat'

Conservative MP Michael Fabricant is under fire for tweeting about "punching" a newspaper columnist "in the throat". ...

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Cameron Wants 'Global Push' To Fight Dementia

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent A "bold, global push" is urgently needed to find effective treatments against dementia, David Cameron is due to warn. The Prime Minister will tell an international conference that 40 million people...

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Gary Glitter In Court To Face Sex Charges

Gary Glitter has arrived at court to face allegations he carried out a string of sex attacks on two girls. The former pop star, who is appearing under his real name Paul Gadd, is charged with eight sex offences against under-age girls aged 12 and 14...

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One Direction's Louis In Doncaster Takeover

A takeover of Doncaster by One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson and former club owner John Ryan has been completed. A spokesman for Ryan told Press Association Sport that the deal had been completed and would be explained in detail at a press conference...

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Primodos Row: Watchdog Took Years To Warn GPs

By Jason Farrell, Political Correspondent The Government medicines watchdog took years to warn doctors about a pregnancy test drug that may have caused deformities in babies in the womb, Sky News has learned. The drug Primodos, a hormone pregnancy...

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PM Crisis Talks On Threat From ISIS Militants

Timeline: How The Iraq Crisis Unfolded Updated: 2:12pm UK, Tuesday 17 June 2014 A look back at the main events in the Iraq crisis, which has seen Sunni insurgents from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) terror group move to within 50 miles...

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Croydon Rave Death: CCTV Images Released

Police investigating the death of a teenager who died after attending an illegal rave have released photographs of seven men they want to speak to. Rio Andrew died after falling ill at the illegal party at a disused sorting office in Cherry Orchard...

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Ofsted Chief: 'Bad' Parents Should Be Fined

'Bad parents' who do not support their children's education - by missing parents evenings or not reading with them - should be fined, the head of the schools watchdog has said. Headteachers should also be able to impose financial penalties against mothers...

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Hillsborough Wiki Entry Civil Servant Sacked

A civil servant who made changes to the Wikipedia page about the Hillsborough disaster from a government computer has been sacked. Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude told Parliament that a junior administrator has been identified as being behind...

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Toddler Dies After 'Being Run Over By Dad'

A 15-month-old girl has been killed after being struck by a car apparently driven by her own father. ...

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Forced Marriage Becomes Criminal Act In UK

A new law criminalising forced marriages which comes into effect today could protect thousands of potential victims. Forcing someone into marriage in England and Wales will carry a maximum seven-year jail sentence under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime...

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McCanns Arrive At Court For Libel Trial

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann have arrived at court in Lisbon to speak at the trial of a former police chief, who they are suing for libel over claims he made in a book. Kate and Gerry McCann are expected to deliver emotional statements in...

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Boy, 7, Dies After Ballycastle Cliff Fall

A seven-year-old boy has died after falling from cliffs at a caravan park at Ballycastle, Co Antrim. The boy was taken to hospital by Royal Navy helicopter after he was found following an extensive search by rescue services on Sunday evening. Police...

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