Family Had Concerns Over 'Syria-Bound' Brit

There were reportedly concerns about the behaviour of a British man in the months before he was arrested for allegedly trying to cross illegally into Syria. Waheed Ahmed, 21, was among nine members of the same family who were detained in Turkey on...

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Six Arrested In Dover In Syria Terror Probe

Six people are in police custody after being arrested in Dover on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences. The five men and one woman were detained around 8am on Friday in the port's departure area. West Midlands Police are searching a number...

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Diplomat Denies Sturgeon Backed Cameron

Diplomat Denies Sturgeon Backed Cameron We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Sturgeon Denies Cameron Support" Video: Sturgeon Denies Cameron Support ...

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Drug Companies Accused In Eye Disease Row

By Nick Ravenscroft, Sky News Reporter The British Medical Journal has accused drugs companies which make and market a medicine for a common eye disease of undermining trials of another, cheaper drug so as to maximise profits. The NHS could save...

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Harry To Train With Australian Special Forces

Prince Harry is preparing to spend time in Australia where he will train with the country's special forces and Aboriginal soldiers. Harry, a British Army captain, is due to begin his four weeks with the Australian Defence Force (ADF) next week. During...

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Rise In Teachers Abused Online By Parents

The number of teachers being abused online by parents and children has risen sharply. Some 40% of teachers say they have been attacked by parents on social media in the past year - up from 27% from the 2014 figures. School staff are facing sexist,...

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Labour To Cut Rates For Small Businesses

Labour will pledge to reverse the Government's final cut in corporation tax to pay for a reduction in rates for small businesses. Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls will also promise smaller firms they will be the first to benefit from future tax cuts if...

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Borneo Man To Hang For British Students' Murder

By Mark Stone in Beijing and King Chai Woon in Kuala Lumpur A 24-year-old man has been sentenced to death for the killing of two British medical students on the island of Borneo last August. Fishmonger Zulkipli Abdullah faces death by hanging once...

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PM Says Britain Needs To Take Cuts 'Medicine'

By Niall Paterson, Sky News Correspondent The Conservative leader has refused to say where welfare cuts will fall but insisted that British families still needed to take "the medicine" to help put the country back on track. In a round of interviews...

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One In Five School Staff 'Face False Claims'

More than one in five school staff have had a false allegation made against them by a pupil, according to a survey. A further 7% said they have been wrongly accused by a student's parent or family member, the poll by the Association of Teachers and...

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Pension Data Sales Claims Trigger Inquiry

An investigation has been launched by the data watchdog into claims that details of milllions of people's pensions are being sold to cold-calling firms and fraudsters. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has described the revelations as "very...

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Are These Britain's Most Beautiful Faces?

Are These Britain's Most Beautiful Faces? We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close These facial features were judged to be 'the epitome of beauty' As far as beauty...

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Meningitis B Vaccine Deal 'Will Save Lives'

A potentially life-saving vaccine against meningitis B will soon be available to all babies in the UK after a long stand-off over the cost. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said Britain would become the first country in the world with a nationwide meningitis...

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Clarkson Row: BBC Boss 'Sent Death Threats'

Clarkson Row: BBC Boss 'Sent Death Threats' We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Tony Hall (L) decided not to renew Clarkson's Top Gear contract Police are investigating...

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One In Five Primary School Girls 'On A Diet'

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor The body confidence of young girls deteriorates rapidly as they progress through school, according to new research. New figures from the Government Equalities Office show that one in five primary school age girls...

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