Johnson Warns Of 'Thousands Of Terror Suspects'

London Mayor Boris Johnson has revealed that thousands of terror suspects are being spied on every day by UK security services. He said the number of suspects in London alone is said to be in the "low thousands", suggesting the threat from home-grown...

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Ebola Exercise To Test Britain's Readiness

A national exercise will be held to test Britain's readiness for an ebola outbreak, with actors simulating symptoms of the deadly virus. Government ministers will join dozens of medical professionals, some of whom will wear protective equipment, for...

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UKIP Campaign Rolls On To Next Target

UKIP leader Nigel Farage and the party's first elected MP are heading to Rochester and Strood in an attempt to capitalise on their by-election successes on Thursday. The Conservatives and Labour have been left trailing in UKIP's wake after Douglas...

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DJ And Savile Both 'Raped Girl' At Bedsit

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent A woman has told a court how she was raped by Jimmy Savile and his DJ friend after being taken to a bedsit in Manchester more than 50 years ago. The woman, who cannot be named, was 15 years old at the time of...

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Alice Gross: Inquest To Open Into Girl's Death

An inquest into the death of Alice Gross, who was found dead in a west London river, will open later. The 14-year-old's body was discovered hidden under logs and foliage after a month-long police investigation and a manhunt for prime suspect Arnis Zalkalns....

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Thai Murders: 'Vibrant' Hannah Laid To Rest

The funeral of Hannah Witheridge, who was murdered on Koh Tao island, will take place today - after the two men accused of killing her reportedly retracted their confessions. Police in Thailand say Burmese migrants Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Htun admitted...

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Decision Day For Voters In Key By-Elections

Voters are set to go to the polls in key by-elections in Clacton and Heywood and Middleton. The vote in Clacton, Essex, was triggered in August when Tory MP Douglas Carswell defected to UKIP and stood down from his Westminster seat.  Mr...

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High Street Decline Continues With Shop Closures

By Poppy Trowbridge, Consumer Affairs Correspondent The decline of the high street has accelerated in the first half of the year, according to new figures. Experts suggest betting shops and discount stores gained increasing footholds at the expense...

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More Time To Question UK Terror Plot Suspects

Anti-terror police have been granted five more days to question four men suspected of plotting a potentially "significant" attack on the UK. The men - all aged 20 or 21 - were detained by officers from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command...

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Terror Arrests May Have Foiled Major Plot

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences in a series of raids, during which one suspect was tasered. The men - all aged 20 or 21 - were detained by officers from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command at addresses...

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UKIP On Course To Bruise Labour And Tories

By Joey Jones, Deputy Political Editor Getting a directly elected MP into Westminster for the first time, as UKIP surely will in the form of Douglas Carswell in Clacton-on-Sea, ranks as a sizeable tremor on the party's earthquake scale. However,...

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Hospitals On Standby For UK Ebola Outbreak

Four major hospitals are on standby to deal with a UK ebola outbreak as David Cameron prepares to chair an emergency meeting on the threat posed by the deadly virus. The hospitals already have infectious disease units and have been lined up to provide...

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NHS Faces £30bn Black Hole, Parties Warned

A £30bn NHS funding blackhole will not be filled by politicians' promises of extra cash, an influential coalition of doctors, nurses and medical charities has warned. Each of the three main parties pledged to make the health service their priority...

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Man Killed In Road Rage Attack Sparks Appeal

Police are appealing for witnesses after a man, 73, died after suffering a serious head injury in a suspected road rage attack. He was involved in a confrontation with a 67-year-old man in Northfield, south of Birmingham, on 15 September and died...

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Alice Murder: Tests On Body Found In Park

A post-mortem is due to take place today on a body believed to be that of the man wanted for the murder of 14-year-old Alice Gross. It is understood that Arnis Zalkalns was found hanged on Saturday in woods at Boston Manor Park - a mile from where...

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NHS Spending On Patient Meals Hard To Swallow

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Hospitals are spending as little as £3.68 a day providing food for patients in their care, official figures show. A Sky News analysis of recent NHS statistics shows 18 hospitals spending £5 or less on daily...

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Father Of Rugby Death Teen Makes Safety Plea

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent The father of a rugby player who died after suffering concussion is calling for greater safety in the sport. Peter Robinson's 14-year-old son Benjamin died after a school rugby match in Northern Ireland in...

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British Teacher Held Hostage In Libya Freed

A British teacher who was being held hostage by militants in Libya has been released and reunited with his family. David Bolam, who worked at the International School in Benghazi, was abducted earlier this year. His kidnapping had not been reported...

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