British Runaway 'Feared Kidnapped In Spain'

A British man who fled to Spain is believed to have been kidnapped by men posing as police officers. Francis Brennan left the UK ahead of a sentencing date last October for an assault he committed in the Thames Valley area in 2012. He was last seen...

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Free Bus Services For Elderly 'Under Threat'

Free bus services for the elderly and disabled people are under threat as councils struggle to fund the services. Funding for free, off-peak travel has fallen by 39% since 2010, according to the Local Government Association. Councils are now being...

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Floods Fund: £2m To Support Tourism Firms

Tourism businesses affected by the recent flooding are to get a £2m boost from the Government. Culture Secretary Maria Miller says the money will fund experts who will visit affected areas and offer practical advice to tourism firms such as how to access...

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Police Investigate Leytonstone Double Murder

Police are investigating a double murder after two men were found dead in a car in east London. Police were called to a road in Leytonstone just before 1am by London Ambulance Service after reports of two injured men in the area. Met Police officers...

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Moazzam Begg Remanded Over Terror Charges

Ex-Guantanamo detainee Moazzam Begg has appeared in court charged with providing terrorist training and funding terrorism overseas. The 45-year-old British citizen, from Hall Green, Birmingham, was one of four people arrested earlier this week...

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Hewitt 'Backed Age Of Consent As Low As 10'

Who Were Paedophile Group PIE? Updated: 1:43pm UK, Tuesday 25 February 2014 A campaign group for lowering the age of consent, a networking group for paedophiles and the publisher of newsletters giving easy access to child porn. The Paedophile Information...

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Dementia: Shop Staff Will Train To Spot Illness

More than 190,000 high street staff will be trained to spot the signs of dementia under a raft of new measures to help people with the condition. Workers at Marks & Spencer, Argos, Homebase, Lloyds Bank and Lloyds Pharmacy will become "dementia...

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'Boiler Room Fraud' Smashed In Police Raids

Suspected fraudsters who led extravagant lifestyles like Leonardo DiCaprio's character in hit film The Wolf Of Wall Street by conning victims out of millions of pounds have been targeted in an international clampdown. Police swooped in a series of raids...

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Triple Killer Joanne Dennehy Being Sentenced

Ditch Killer's 'Accomplices' Caught On CCTV Updated: 8:48pm UK, Wednesday 22 January 2014 CCTV footage of serial killer Joanna Dennehy and her alleged accomplices apparently buying petrol to destroy evidence has been shown to a court. Dennehy, 31,...

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IRA Letter Scheme A 'Murky Deal', Says Robinson

Northern Ireland's First Minister has condemned the Government's handling of so-called on-the-run Republican terror suspects as a "murky deal" with Sinn Fein. Peter Robinson's comments come amid a row over whether letters sent to nearly 200 alleged...

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NI Assembly Set For Recall Over Bomb Ruling

Hyde Park Bombing Victims' Families 'Angry' Updated: 7:51pm UK, Tuesday 25 February 2014 The families of the soldiers killed in the Hyde Park IRA bomb blast have criticised Northern Ireland police's "monumental blunder" after an attempt to prosescute...

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Pre-Nups Should Be Legally Binding, Says Report

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor Pre-nuptial agreements should become legally binding in court, according to an influential report. The body which reviews law in England and Wales wants them to have contractual force, and is calling on parliament...

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'Cut Snobbery' To Get Youth Back In Work

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent Making it compulsory for young people to improve their maths and English, as well as a Ucas-style website for work-based training, are among the latest Government plans to cut youth unemployment. In a speech...

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Rigby's Mum 'Collapsed' After Killers Brawl

Lee Rigby's mother collapsed and needed medical treatment after the dramatic sentencing hearing that saw her son's raging killers bundled out of court by guards. Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale exploded with anger after judge Mr Justice Sweeney...

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N Ireland: 'Resignation Would Achieve Nothing'

The resignation of Northern Ireland's first minister over the so-called IRA suspect amnesties would achieve nothing, Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness has said. The deputy first minister said it was time for "cool heads" and "steady leadership" to continue...

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Harman 'Did Not Act' Over Paedophile Group

Who Were Paedophile Group PIE? Updated: 1:43pm UK, Tuesday 25 February 2014 A campaign group for lowering the age of consent, a networking group for paedophiles and the publisher of newsletters giving easy access to child porn. The Paedophile Information...

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Cyclist Causes Chaos On M25 Rush Hour Ride

A cyclist caused travel chaos when he chose to pedal along Britain's busiest motorway during rush hour while following a sat nav app on his phone. He ended up cycling for several miles on the southern section of the M25 in Surrey. Drivers tweeted about...

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Co-op Hits 6,500 Staff With Job Uncertainty

The Co-operative Group has confirmed it may sell its pharmacy business, employing 6,500 staff, as part of its strategic review. It is also looking to offload 15 farms it owns, which have an estimated land value of £49m. The review - ordered in the...

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Cameron Criticised On Flood Defence Spending

The boss of the country's biggest insurance firm, Legal & General, has told Sky News he is concerned about a lack of spending on flood defences. As the industry faces Government pressure to pay out quickly on the costs of the winter storms, Nigel Wilson...

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Attorney General Looks Into Punch Jail Sentence

The Attorney General is considering referring a jail sentence over a punch which left a man dead to the Court of Appeal. The four-and-a-half year sentence, handed down to Lewis Gill, 20, from Bournemouth, for the punch which led to the death of a man,...

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