War Widows To Keep Pensions After Remarrying

War widows will be able to keep their pensions if they remarry under changes to Armed Forces pension schemes to be introduced next year. Prime Minister David Cameron has announced the changes following a long-running campaign for equal pension rights...

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Call For Probe Into 'Cannibal' Killer's Releas

The decision not to monitor a man who then murdered a woman in a reported act of cannibalism after he was released from prison must be investigated, a Welsh politician has said. Cerys Marie Yemm, 22, died after an attack at a homeless hostel in the...

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Hidden Stories Revealed Through WW1 Footage

By Frazer Maude, North Of England Correspondent For years, George Lumb's memories of his grandfather as a soldier were based on a handful of black and white photographs from almost 100 years ago. But one night whilst surfing the web at his home near...

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NHS Trusts' Cash Crisis 'Unsustainable'

The Government was forced to plough over half a billion pounds in emergency cash into struggling NHS trusts in England last year, according to a "deeply alarming report". The National Audit Office (NAO) report said the gross deficit of health trusts...

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Fifty Years Of Drink-Drive Adverts Hit Home

Fifty years of drink-drive messages have dramatically changed the public's attitude, with nearly all drivers saying they would be ashamed to be caught over the limit, according to a survey. But the Government's THINK! campaign found young people were...

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Village In Shock Over 'Cannibal' Death Claim

A woman murdered in a South Wales village was found with substantial facial injuries, sources have said, after unconfirmed reports described it as a cannibalistic attack. The 22-year-old died from her injuries at a bed and breakfast in Argoed, in...

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Petrol Price Guarantees Demanded By Treasury

A failure by petrol firms and supermarkets to pass on the full benefit of falling oil prices to customers filling up at the pumps would be an "outrage", a Cabinet Minister will warn. Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander is to demand guarantees...

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Video Shows Ashya King Progress After Treatment

The family of cancer patient Ashya King have released a video showing how he is recovering after specialist treatment. Ashya can be seen smiling at his siblings and appears animated during the therapy session in Spain. The five-year-old reaches for...

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Police Claim To Have Foiled College Attack

Police in Newcastle believe they have foiled a plot "to cause serious harm" at a college in the city. A statement from the Northumbria force said their investigation had prevented the attack from taking place. An 18-year-old man has been charged...

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Drinking In Pregnancy Could Be Made Illegal

By Hind Hassan, Sky News Reporter Drinking while pregnant could become a criminal offence after a court case to be heard today, women's charities have said. A local authority in the North West of England is seeking criminal injuries compensation...

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Credit Threat To Child Maintenance Dodgers

Parents who refuse to pay child maintenance face being turned down for credit cards and mortgages. Under government plans, details of those who default on contributions towards their child's upbringing will be shared with credit reference agencies,...

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M&S Profits Up But Warm Autumn Hits Clothing

M&S has reported a 2.3% rise in half year profits but said its troubled clothing division was ht by an unseasonably warm September. Its latest results marked a 13th consecutive quarterly fall in underlying sales of general merchandise, which...

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Muslims Push Back Against Extreme IS Brutality

The sophisticated way Islamic State has used social media strategies to promote its brutal campaign of terror has been seen as one of the defining hallmarks of the new threat facing the West. Twitter, YouTube and a host of lesser known apps have been...

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GCHQ Chief Says Social Media Aids Terrorists

The new head of GCHQ has accused social media websites of helping terror groups and called for closer ties with intelligence agencies. Robert Hannigan, who began his new role at the UK's eavesdropping agency on Monday, said US technology companies...

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Henning Murder 'Turned Tide' On IS Recruitment

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent The beheading by Islamic State of British aid worker Alan Henning may have led to thousands of lives being saved because it has deterred young Muslims from joining the jihad, a member of the government's top...

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Search Called Off For Two Missing Fishermen

Rescuers have called off the search for two fishermen who went missing after their trawler got into difficulty in the North Sea. Three of the Ocean Way crew were rescued from the water and airlifted to hospital, but one later died. The search for...

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Paedophiles Grooming Women To Bear Children

By Hannah Tallett, Sky News Presenter Paedophiles are grooming women to bear their children, giving them easy access to victims, according to a child abuse charity. MOSAC - a charity which supports the non-abusing parents and carers of abused children...

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Hong Kong Murders: British Banker In Court

A British investment banker charged with the murder of two women in Hong Kong has been remanded in custody. Banker Rurik Jutting, 29, was arrested after the women's bodies were discovered at an apartment in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district. During his...

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Father-Of-Three Shot Dead Tackling Robbers

A father of three young children has been shot and killed as he tackled two robbers who attacked him as he closed up his shop for the night. Pragaret Singh, 35, was hit in the chest and abdomen as he tried to grapple with one of the men outside his...

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RAF Fighter Jets Intercept Russian Bombers

Typhoon fighter jets were scrambled to intercept Russian military 'Bear' bombers for the second time in a week, it has emerged. The Typhoons were sent up from RAF Lossiemouth on Friday to escort the Soviet-era Tupolev Tu-95 aircraft, just two days...

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Call For More Parents To Adopt Siblings

By Gemma Morris, Sky News Reporter A shortage of people willing to adopt more than one child means some brothers and sisters are being split up. Each year in the UK some 6,000 children need adopting and nearly half of them have siblings, according...

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