Customers 'Duped' By Energy Switching Deals

Energy price comparison websites have been "duping" customers into switching to deals that are not the cheapest on the market and should pay them compensation, a group of MPs have said. The Energy and Climate Change Committee said some sites had used...

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Boris Draws Blank Over Kid's Football Question

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent A nine-year-old has forced the Mayor of London to admit he does not have "the faintest idea" which of the capital's football teams are preparing to clash in a cup final this weekend. Robert Ebner-Statt...

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Emwazi's Old Schoolmate: 'He Was Like Any Of Us'

A classmate of Mohammed Emwazi - the Londoner unmasked as "Jihadi John" - has told Sky News that "nothing in his high school could have left him radicalised". The fellow pupil of the Quintin Kynaston academy, who was two years older than Emwazi and...

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Kids As Young As 11 Sharing Self-Harm Images

"Alarming" numbers of children are being exposed to images of self-harm before they are even teenagers, a study by four youth charities has found. According to the survey, 60% of 11 to 14-year-olds have shared photographs of people self-harming on...

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Lloyds Resumes Dividend As Profits Quadruple

Lloyds Banking Group is to pay a dividend for the first time since its taxpayer bailout after annual profits quadrupled to £1.76bn in 2014. The taxpayer is set to net £130m from the payment, which equates to 0.75p-per-share or £535m in total. It...

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Miliband To Unveil Tuition Fee Cut Promise

By Faisal Islam, Political Editor Ed Miliband will today outline Labour's election promise to reduce tuition fees - rolling back some of the increase which was implemented by the coalition. Under the party's plans, the cap on undergraduate fees would...

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VC Hero Took On 20 Taliban In Helmand Battle

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent A British soldier who showed "complete disregard" for his own safety has won the Victoria Cross for his role in a gun battle in Afghanistan. Lance Corporal Joshua Leakey will receive the honour following...

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Madonna Blames Brits Stairs Tumble On Cloak

Madonna Blames Brits Stairs Tumble On Cloak We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Madge Slams Into Brits Stage" Video: Madge Slams Into Brits Stage ...

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RBS Racks Up £3.5bn Loss As Boss Hands Back £1m

A £4bn writedown on its US business meant Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) remained in the red in 2014, with the bank confirming a £3.5bn loss. The annual loss marked the seventh consecutive year the part-nationalised bank has failed to achieve profitability however...

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Schoolgirls Believed To Have Crossed Into Syria

Three British schoolgirls feared to be planning to join Islamic State are now believed by police to have crossed the Turkish border into Syria. Scotland Yard said counter-terrorism officers leading the investigation "now have reason to believe that...

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SUBC: Speaker Takes Some Blame For Rowdy PMQs

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent The Speaker of the House of Commons has admitted he is partly responsible for the bad behaviour at Prime Minister's Questions. In an exclusive interview with Sky News Stand Up Be Counted members, John Bercow...

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Claudia Lawrence: Police Search Alleyway

Detectives investigating the disappearance and suspected murder of cook Claudia Lawrence are carrying out fresh searches close to her home in York. The focus will be the alleyway to the rear of her flat in Heworth Road. North Yorkshire Police's Major...

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Feeding Peanuts To Kids May Prevent Allergies

By Gerard Tubb, Sky News Correspondent Children with a high risk of developing life-threatening peanut allergies can be protected if given foods containing them when they are babies, according to new research. Almost one in 50 children is allergic...

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Half Of UK Food Will Come From Abroad By 2040

By Becky Johnson, Sky News Correspondent Farmers have warned that almost half of the UK's food will come from abroad by 2040. Research by the National Farmer's Union (NFU) has found that over the last 30 years a downward spiral of self sufficiency...

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Cash For Access: Pressure Mounts On Rifkind

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Pressure is mounting on Sir Malcolm Rifkind to step down as chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) after he was secretly filmed negotiating an advisory role with a fictitious Chinese company....

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Rolf Harris Stripped Of Honours In Australia

Rolf Harris Stripped Of Honours In Australia We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close The 84-year-old was convicted of a string of indecent assaults last year Disgraced...

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HSBC Boss Gulliver In £5m Swiss Account Claims

Stuart Gulliver, HSBC's chief executive, reportedly kept millions of his own money sheltered in the bank's private Swiss offshoot. The Guardian says Mr Gulliver - due to announce the bank's full-year results this morning - kept $7.6m (£4.93m)...

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HSBC Annual Profits Fall 17% To £12.14bn

HSBC, the global bank currently at the centre of a tax scandal, has blamed a 17% fall in annual profits on the cost of past mistakes. The London-listed group said reported profit before tax fell to $18.68bn (£12.14bn) in 2014 and it reflected "lower...

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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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Super Tide And Strong Winds Brew Up Flood Risk

"Super tides", 50mph winds and large waves are threatening to combine to bring flooding misery for coastal communities in England. The biggest flood risk is in the South West, with four "immediate action required" warnings issued by the Environment...

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Police Hunt Fans Over Racist Station Chants

A gang of men, believed to be Chelsea fans, are being hunted by police after being heard shouting racist chants at St Pancras station. The men were returning from Paris by train on Wednesday, the day after the club played Paris St Germain in the French...

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