Human Remains Are Missing Student Hannah Graham

Police say remains found in a dried-up creek in rural Virginia are those of British-born student Hannah Graham. A skull and bones were discovered in a heavily wooded area five weeks after the 18-year-old vanished in Charlottesville, a college town...

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Schools Urged To Give Body Confidence Lessons

By Enda Brady, Sky News Correspondent Schools are being urged to hold lessons in body confidence as a new survey reveals that one in four Britons is depressed by their appearance. A new project called Be Real aims to tackle the issue which campaigners...

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E-Cig Ban Poses Smoking Danger, Says Expert

By Katie Spencer, Sky News Reporter Growing calls for e-cigarettes to be banned in public risk sending smokers back to tobacco, an industry expert has told Sky News. Michael Clapper, chairman of the Electronic Cigarette Industry Trade Association,...

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Sir Cliff Raid Caused 'Irreparable Damage'

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent A highly-publicised raid on the home of singer Sir Cliff Richard was "inept" and caused "irreparable damage" to his reputation, according to an influential group of MPs. South Yorkshire Police, which has...

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Briton Dies During Bangkok Cosmetic Surgery

A British woman has died while having cosmetic surgery in Thailand, according to officials. The English woman, who has not been named but is aged in her 20s, died while under anaesthesia during a corrective procedure at a Bangkok clinic. Police were...

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Economy: Third Quarter Growth Slows To 0.7%

UK economic growth slowed in the third quarter of the year, according to the first official estimate of GDP for the period. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) measured GDP growth of 0.7% in the period, down from output growth of 0.9% in the...

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Eight Headaches For Supermarket Giant Tesco

A decade ago Tesco was an investor's delight, with a share price shooting up more than 70% between 2004 and 2007, and healthy dividend payments. So what went wrong? PROFIT WARNINGS With 14 years as CEO to his credit, Sir Terry Leahy stepped down...

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Boy And Man Killed In 'Suspicious' House Fire

Police say a house fire that killed a nine-year-old boy and a 44-year-old man was "suspicious" - but that they are not looking for anyone else over the blaze. Another boy, aged 11, is in a critical condition in hospital after the fire in Penistone,...

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Tesco Profits Plunge 92% In Accounting Chaos

Tesco chairman Sir Richard Broadbent is to quit as an inquiry into its accounting practices reveals a £263m profit overstatement, resulting in a 92% fall in first-half profits. The supermarket chain said an internal investigation by Deloitte into...

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GPs To Pocket £55 For Dementia Diagnosis

Plans to pay GPs a £55 bonus when they make a dementia diagnosis have been condemned as an "ethical travesty". NHS England confirmed family doctors would receive the cash under a new scheme to ensure sufferers are identified early and given tailored...

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Homebase: A Quarter Of Stores To Be Closed

The owner of the DIY chain Homebase is to close a quarter of its stores over the next three years, leaving thousands of jobs hanging in the balance. Home Retail Group (HRG), which made the announcement as it confirmed its half-year results, said it...

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Bedfordshire Woman Arrested On Terror Charges

A woman has been arrested in Bedfordshire on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts in connection with Syria. Counter-terrorism officers took the 25-year-old into custody on Wednesday morning. She has been taken to a central London police station....

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Terminally Ill To Be Offered Experimental Drugs

By Michelle Clifford, Senior News Correspondent A new law allowing dying patients to be treated with 'untested' medicines has received Government backing and could be in force as early as next year. The Medical Innovation Bill - proposed by Conservative...

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Land Girls To Attend War Effort Tribute

By Hind Hassan, Sky News Reporter Hundreds of former Land Girls are expected to attend the unveiling of a tribute to their work during the First and Second World Wars. A life-sized bronze sculpture will be revealed at the National Memorial Arboretum...

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Hurricane Gonzalo Alert Cancels UK Flights

Thousands of passengers are facing travel disruption after Heathrow cancelled 10% of its flights due to storms caused by the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo. A yellow weather warning is in place across most of the UK as the storm system that battered...

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Britain On Brink Of Lasting Divide, Says Tsar

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The Government's social mobility tsar has told Sky News that Britain is "on the brink of becoming a permanently divided nation" with millions facing low wages and young people locked out of the housing market....

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Comparison Sites Under Fire Over 'Kickbacks'

Price comparison websites have been accused of hiding the best energy deals from consumers. Instead, tariffs are promoted from providers who are paying the sites around £50 commission when a user switches, according to consumer group The Big Deal....

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Major Fire Rips Through Didcot Power Station

Firefighters are investigating the cause of a major blaze that took hold of Didcot Power Station last night. The fire began in one of the gas-fired cooling stations and was described by Oxfordshire Fire And Rescue as "very serious". Twelve fire...

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