Park Users Could Be Asked To Pay By Councils

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter Park users could be asked to pay for membership as part of proposals to fund green spaces in Britain. It is just one proposal put forward by a report from the Heritage Lottery Fund which warns that the country's parks...

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Missing Elvis Impersonator: Man Arrested

Police hunting an Elvis impersonator wanted in connection with a firearms alert that closed a Cornish school have arrested a man. Police detained a 60-year-old man on land in Widegates, Looe, and recovered two firearms, around 9.30pm on Friday. The...

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House Sitters Bag Top Properties On Cheap

By Gemma Morris, Sky News Reporter More and more young professionals, who cannot afford to get on the housing ladder, are bagging themselves plush temporary accommodation for very little money under "guardian schemes". Becoming a guardian is a...

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PM Warns Juncker Vote Is 'Bad For All Of Europe'

David Cameron has warned it will be "bad for all of Europe" if arch-federalist Jean-Claude Juncker is nominated for the EU's top job in an unprecedented vote. The Prime Minister insisted he was "completely unapologetic" about his outspoken opposition...

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Breast Cancer: Early Warning Blood Test Hope

A new blood test may offer women an early warning of breast cancer even if they do not inherit genes associated with the disease. Researchers have identified a molecular "switch" in blood samples that increases chances of having breast cancer. The...

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Primary School Shut After Firearms Incident

A primary school in Cornwall has been closed as police hunt a 60-year-old man who is thought to have access to guns. Armed officers were called to a house close to Trenode Church of England Primary School near Looe at 9.30pm last night. Devon and Cornwall...

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NHS Delay 'Worsened Distress' After Boy's Death

A family whose three year old son died as a result of NHS errors has hit out at the time it has taken to find out what went wrong. Sam Morrish died in December 2010 from the effects of sepsis, an illness that could have been treated if he had been assessed...

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Royal Family Costs Taxpayer 56p Per Person

By Tadhg Enright, Sky News Business Reporter The Royal Family spent £36.1m of taxpayers' money last year - a figure portrayed by royal aides as 56p for every person in the country. The Sovereign Grant, which is set at 15% of profits made by the...

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Head Of MI6 To Step Down

The head of MI6, Sir John Sawers, is to step down in November at the end of his five-year term. ...

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Strike By French Air Traffic Controllers Slammed

Airlines have been forced to cancel dozens of flights to and from France on the first day of a six-day walkout by air traffic controllers. The stoppage comes at the height of the tourist season and follows a rail strike that affected services abroad...

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PM Has 'Serious' Questions To Answer On Coulson

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent David Cameron is likely to face difficult questions about his former spin doctor Andy Coulson at Prime Minister's Questions. Labour Leader Ed Miliband has said the Prime Minister's apology is not enough and...

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Legal Challenge To Assisted Suicide Ban Lost

Campaigners have lost their latest legal challenge at the Supreme Court over the "right-to-die" for disabled people. Jane Nicklinson, the widow of "locked-in syndrome" sufferer Tony Nicklinson, brought the case along with two other families who want...

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Arrests After Newborn's Body Found In Hull

Two people have been arrested after the body of a newborn baby girl was found on a cycle path in Hull. Police were called to the scene, between Rockford Avenue and Lamorna Avenue, close to the East Park area of the city, at around 9.15pm on Saturday....

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HS3 Line From Leeds To Manchester Outlined

By Jason Farrell, Senior Political Correspondent Britain needs a third high-speed railway line to create "a northern powerhouse", George Osborne announced today. The Chancellor used a speech in Manchester to argue that he wants to go beyond the...

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Asos 'Loses 20% Of Stock' In Warehouse Fire

Asos has confirmed that a fifth of its stock was "compromised" after a fire broke out at its main distribution warehouse. Police are treating the fire as deliberate. Pic: @mathew_hanley The online fashion retailer said that at the end of May the company...

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Patsy Byrne: Blackadder's 'Nursie' Dies Aged 80

Patsy Byrne, the actress who played Nursie in TV comedy Blackadder, has died aged 80. She is the second star of the hit 1980s show to die in as many weeks after Rik Mayall, who played Lord Flashheart in the second and fourth series, passed away after...

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Mums-To-Be 'In The Dark About Silent Killer'

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky Reporter A new campaign has been launched to highlight the need to protect pregnant women from a virus that can cause miscarriages, physical disabilities, deafness and blindness. Many people carry CMV (Cytomegalovirus) -...

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Colchester Murder Police Seek 'Running Man'

Police have said they want to speak to a man seen running close to where Saudi student Nahid Almanea was killed. The white man, aged between 18 and 25, of medium build and with dark hair was spotted to coming out of an alleyway which indirectly links...

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