Man Arrested Over Police Constable's Killing

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an off-duty police constable was beaten to death in Liverpool. Neil Doyle was attacked by a group of men during a Christmas night out with colleagues from Merseyside Police. The 36-year-old got...

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Flood Victims Hit By Huge Insurance Quotes

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky Reporter Flood victims in Somerset say they are facing insurance quotes of tens of thousands of pounds to protect their homes from future flooding. Sky News has seen one renewal quote of almost £100,000 for one year....

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Wrongly-Released Suspect Recaptured By Police

A teenage attempted murder suspect who was mistakenly released from jail has been recaptured by police. Jordan Francois, 18, was on remand from Wandsworth Prison in southwest London. A £10,000 reward was being offered by the Metropolitan Police for...

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CCTV Shows Police Shoot-Out On London Streets

CCTV footage of a shoot-out between a criminal and a policeman on a north London street has been released. Gunman Sedat Meric is seen in the video firing three shots into West Green Pool Bar, in Haringey, where officers from the National Crime Agency...

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Women Could Be Fighting On Front Line By 2016

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Women could be allowed to fight on the front line from 2016 the Government has announced. The Defence Secretary has signed off a major review that concluded females could serve in a combat role if they achieved...

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Pump Prices: Cheap Petrol Comes With A Warning

Tumbling oil prices are resulting in lower petrol costs, but there are warnings the good news for drivers may not last. With prices falling by more than 40% since June's high of $111 a barrel, there have been an increasing number of reports suggesting...

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Mobile Networks Agree Deal To Boost UK Coverage

A £5bn project to guarantee mobile phone voice and text coverage to 90% of the UK geographical area by 2017 will go ahead. The deal means the four mobile networks - EE, O2, Three and Vodafone - have all agreed to tackle poor coverage in so-called...

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School Meal Scheme Gives Kids 'Healthy Boost'

Around 85% of infants are now receiving free school meals - just three months after the scheme was launched. Nick Clegg said more than 1.6 million children aged between five and seven have taken up the offer after it was introduced into England's...

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Jimmy Savile Abuse Victims Given Police Apology

By Gerard Tubb, North Of England Correspondent A police force has apologised for letting prolific sex offender Jimmy Savile slip through their net by not properly investigating him while he was alive. North Yorkshire Police has admitted it missed...

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Festive Cheer On Forecourt As Petrol Prices Fall

Petrol prices could soon fall below £1 per litre - the lowest level since the end of May 2009. The RAC said the recent fall in the price of  oil - now below the $60-a-barrel - would keep dropping. "What's currently happening at the pumps with...

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Exclusive: Death Pact Of IS-Fighting Britons

Exclusive: Death Pact Of IS-Fighting Britons We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Britons Reveal IS Fight In Syria" Video: Britons Reveal IS Fight In Syria...

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Boxer Anthony Crolla Hurt Tackling Burglars

Boxer Anthony Crolla is being treated in hospital after being hit with a concrete slab when tackling a pair of burglars. The 28-year-old, known as "Million Dollar", is due to undergo CT scans for a head injury and a broken ankle. His trainer Joe...

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Designer's 'Magical Journey' Closes For Good

A Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen-designed Christmas experience is closing early, just weeks after it was widely criticised. The Magical Journey experience at the Belfry Hotel, near Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, had originally closed just a day after it was...

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Four Boys Bailed Over Murder During Argument

Four teenage boys have been released on bail after being arrested on suspicion of the murder of a 52-year-old man in London. The 52-year-old victim was attacked apparently during an argument with a group of youngsters as he tried to get into a block...

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'English And Welsh Votes' Plan To Be Set Out

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The Conservatives will today set out plans to reduce the influence of Scottish MPs over laws that affect only England and Wales. William Hague, the leader of the House of Commons, will publish a Command...

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Glitch Causes Items To Be Sold On Amazon For 1p

Businesses are furious after a piece of software used by retailers on Amazon went wrong, causing hundreds of items to be sold for 1p. Some firms which use RepricerExpress say they risk going bankrupt because the problem has resulted in them losing...

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UKIP Candidate Quits Over Offensive Remarks

UKIP Candidate Quits Over Offensive Remarks We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Mr Smith was to fight South Basildon and East Thurrock for UKIP next May A high-profile...

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David Cameron To Launch Home Discount Scheme

A scheme offering 100,000 first-time buyers new homes with a discount of 20% as part of a drive to help people onto the property ladder will be launched by David Cameron later. Those under 40 who have never owned their own home can register their...

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Air Traffic Was Warned About Fault Risks: Report

The body in charge of Britain's air traffic control system was warned four months ago that its plan to deal with technical faults was not clear enough, it has been claimed. A computer glitch at NATS control centre in Hampshire on Friday led more than...

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Tax Helplines Cut Off Almost A Third Of Calls

Tax bosses have promised the service offered by public helplines will be improved, after it was revealed that almost a third of calls are getting cut off. Research by consumer group Which? found that, in a sample of 100 calls, only 71 were not cut...

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Top MP's Demand Over CIA Torture Report

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent The head of the UK's Intelligence and Security Committee is demanding to see material documenting any British links to the CIA's use of torture. Sir Malcolm Rifkind, chair of the Commons committee, is seeking...

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