PM Pledges £300m In Fight To Defeat Dementia

More than £300m is to be spent over the next five years on research, medical trials and training to tackle dementia, the Prime Minister has announced. David Cameron plans to set up an international dementia institute in England in a bid to make the...

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Race To Find Girls Feared To Be On Way To Syria

Three schoolgirls are feared to have run away from east London with plans to travel to Syria and join Islamic State. Police said the close friends were last seen on Tuesday morning as they left their homes telling their families they would be out...

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Firefighters Battle Industrial Blaze In Erith

Almost 100 firefighters have battled to get a blaze inside a block of industrial units under control. The smoke and fire from the blaze in Erith, southeast London, could be seen from miles away. More than 50 people called emergency services to report...

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UK Soldier Leaves Base To Fight Islamic State

A serving British soldier has left his army base and travelled to fight with Kurdish forces against Islamic State in northern Iraq. The 19-year-old serviceman said he was joining the Peshmerga in their battle against the extremists because he wanted...

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Chelsea Suspends Three Fans Over Racist Chant

Chelsea have suspended three supporters as the club investigates racist chanting and a black man being pushed on the Paris Metro. The commuter, Sylla Souleymane, appeared to be stopped from getting on an underground train by fans travelling to a Champions...

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Millions In 'Illegal' Parking Fines May Be Repaid

By Gerard Tubb, Sky News Correspondent Drivers could get refunds totalling tens of millions of pounds over "illegal" parking fines on private land. The RAC Foundation claims "fines" of up to £100 for infringing conditions in private car parks may...

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Man Arrested Over Becky Godden Murder

A 51-year-old man has been arrested over the murder of Becky Godden, who went missing in 2002. Miss Godden, 21, was killed and buried in a shallow grave on farmland at a Cotswold beauty spot, but her remains were not found until almost a decade after...

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Thousands Risk Health Over Cosmetic Surgery

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Correspondent Thousands of people are putting themselves at serious risk by "recklessly" rushing into having plastic surgery procedures. The British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS)...

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Two Missing 12-Year-Olds Found Safe

Two 12-year-old girls reported missing on Wednesday afternoon have been found safe and well, Merseyside Police have said. Officers had been "increasingly concerned" for Leda Hassan and her cousin Kanni Rafiq after they disappeared from the family...

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Chelsea Fans Stop Black Man Boarding Train

Chelsea have condemned the behaviour of fans who prevented a black man getting on a train in Paris as "abhorrent". A video shows the commuter trying to board a metro train at Richelieu-Drouot station in the French capital. A group of supporters are...

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Energy: Big Six Profit From Switching Failure

A competition inquiry into the energy market has found suppliers routinely charging loyal customers up to £234 more per year. The Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) update on its continuing probe into the sector also contained criticism of...

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Search For Boy Who Fell Into River To Resume

A major search for an 11-year-old boy who fell into a river will resume later. Emergency services were alerted just before 4pm on Tuesday after the boy fell into the River Towy in the Tanerdy area of Carmarthen. Police, firefighters, a coastguard...

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Man Arrested After Pensioner Attacked For £5

A man has been arrested on suspicion of robbery after 93-year-old Stanley Evans was knocked over by an attacker who fled with just £5. The pensioner, who was 92 when the incident happened last month, was followed through the door at the block of flats...

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PM: Young Unemployed Will Work For Benefits

Young people out of work or not in education or training for six months will need to do unpaid work to claim benefits under welfare reforms drawn up by the Conservative Party. The reforms mean people aged between 18 and 21 will have to do 30 hours...

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Two Men Held Over Fatal Tipper Truck Crash

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence over a tipper truck crash that killed four people. The pair, aged 19 and 28, were held after their vehicle careered down a hill in Bath last week, killing three men in one...

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Murder Investigation After Three Found Dead

A murder investigation has been launched after three people were found dead at two properties in west London. Police were called to a property in Westbourne Park Road, an area not far from Portobello Road market, were they found a 30-year-old man...

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Rail Passengers Frustrated By Poor Service

By Katie Spencer, Sky News Reporter Rail travellers on busy commuter routes say they are frustrated by delays and bad service, with less than half of passengers on some lines saying they are satisfied with their journeys. A survey carried out by...

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CCTV Shows 'Sickening' Attack On 92-Year-Old

A "defenceless" 92-year-old man was knocked to the ground by a mugger who grabbed his wallet and fled with just £5. The victim was followed through a the door at the block of flats in Soho, central London, where he lives alone, and attacked in a communal...

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HSBC Issues Apology Over Banking Standards

HSBC has taken out full-page adverts in several national newspapers offering "sincerest apologies" for the standards in place at its Swiss operations eight years ago. In the open letter to its customers, shareholders and colleagues, the bank's group...

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NHS Patients 'Feel Ignored And Sidelined'

The NHS is failing some the country's most vulnerable patients by ignoring complaints and failing to show compassion, according to a new report. The Patients Association says many are left "uninformed" about their treatment, but are scared to complain...

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Abuse Inquiry May Probe Crimes Back To 1945

The offical inquiry into alleged child sex abuse may be extended to investigate crimes committed as long ago as 1945, according to Justice Lowell Goddard. The New Zealand judge took over the inquiry after two other senior figures were forced to step...

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