United Boss Moyes Faces Plane Banner Protest

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent Supporter discontent over Manchester United's slide into mediocrity has taken to the skies over Old Trafford on Saturday, with two planes carrying competing messages due to fly over the ground before the lunchtime...

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First Gay Weddings: PM Hails 'Equal Marriage'

Prime Minister David Cameron has hailed the first gay weddings in England and Wales as sending a "powerful message" about equality in the UK. The law changed at midnight, with a number of gay couples vying to claim the title of being among the first...

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Maria Miller 'Will Have To Repay Thousands'

The Culture Secretary will reportedly be asked to pay back thousands of pounds for allegedly abusing parliamentary expenses by over-claiming on her mortgage. As well as repaying up to £5,000, Maria Miller will be asked to apologise to Parliament for...

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Nurse Appears In Court To Face Murder Charges

A nurse has appeared in court accused of the murder of three patients at Stepping Hill Hospital in 2011. Victorino Chua, 48, spoke only to confirm his name, age and address during a three-minute hearing at Manchester Magistrates' Court. He was told...

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Scotland Currency Union Ruled Out By Government

The Government has denied claims there could be a currency union between an independent Scotland and the rest of the UK. An unnamed minister had reportedly told The Guardian that a deal on sharing the pound could be made with Scotland if the UK's nuclear...

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Brit Found Dead Near Burning Boat In Caribbean

By Richard Williams, Sky News Online A British man has been found dead near a burning boat in the Caribbean, prompting a police hunt for his Norwegian partner. Police in St Vincent told Sky News that 53-year-old John Edward Garner was discovered...

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Coronation Street Star In Drink-Drive Arrest

Coronation Street actress Barbara Knox has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. The 80-year-old, who plays Rita Tanner in the soap, was held after arriving at a police station to meet her daughter who had earlier been arrested for the same offence....

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Nurse Held Over Stepping Hill Hospital Deaths

A nurse has been rearrested in connection with a number of deaths at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport in 2011. Victorino Chua, 48, is being held on suspicion of three counts of murder, 18 counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and offences...

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Bank IT Failures Probe Launched By Watchdog

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor The City regulator will next week launch a probe into the resilience of high street banks' IT systems following a series of glitches which have threatened to further undermine the industry's image. Sky News can reveal...

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Max Clifford: 'My Accusers Are Fantasists'

PR guru Max Clifford has said the women who accused him of indecently assaulting them were trying to ''cash in''. At the start of his cross-examination, Clifford said the seven women who have made allegations against him were ''fantasists and opportunists''...

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Clegg Accuses Farage Of 'Siding With Putin'

Farage v Clegg: Debate Goes On In Kent Village Updated: 12:56pm UK, Thursday 27 March 2014 By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent St Margaret-at-Cliffe is the closest English village to mainland Europe. From its beach the continental coastline...

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TB: Humans Catch Disease From Domestic Cats

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Two people have caught tuberculosis after contact with infected cats, public health experts have warned. It is the first time that TB has been transmitted from cats to humans. Public Health England...

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Domestic Abuse Victims Being Failed By Police

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent Police forces in England and Wales have been told their response to domestic violence is not good enough, and that substantial and urgent reforms are needed. A review ordered by Home Secretary Theresa May found...

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Uefa Backs New 'Nations League' Tournament

Uefa is to introduce a new Nations League tournament to replace most international football friendlies from 2018. The competition will feed into qualifying playoffs for the 2020 European Championship and could be incorporated into qualifying for the...

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'Big Six' Energy Firms May Be Broken Up

The energy watchdog has identified a string of concerns over profits, while confirming a competition inquiry into the household supply market. Ofgem's decision to refer the sector to the new Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) could lead to...

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Teacher Strike Disrupts Thousands Of Schools

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent Thousands of state schools have been closed or partially closed by a one-day strike involving members of the National Union of Teachers. Schools are being disrupted across England and Wales as the NUT launches...

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Student's Family Lose Deportation Battle

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter A mother who has campaigned to stop the removal of her 19-year-old daughter from the country has been told she too has to leave Britain. Student Yashika Bageerathi was due to be flown back to Maritius on Tuesday afternoon...

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Weather: Mother's Day Temperatures May Hit 20C

The arrival of British Summer Time at the weekend is set to coincide with a period of warmer weather for many parts of the UK. Clocks go forward at 1am on Mother's Day this Sunday, meaning we lose an hour's sleep but get longer, lighter evenings. Temperatures...

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Max Clifford 'Had Slap And Tickle In Office'

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Publicist Max Clifford told police he had "slap and tickle" in his office but never sexual intercourse, a court has heard. Clifford, who is accused of indecently assaulting several women, said the atmosphere in his...

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Russian Tycoon 'Depressed' Before Death

What We Know About Berezovsky Updated: 1:09pm UK, Monday 25 March 2013 The suspicious deaths of a number of Russian exiles who had fallen foul of the regime meant that rumours swirled almost instantly that Boris Berezovsky had been killed. But so far...

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British Teen Shot In US Was 'Outstanding Girl'

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Reporter A British teenager who died alongside her American boyfriend after they allegedly shot dead a police officer in Florida has been described as "delightful" and "popular". Alexandria Hollinghurst, 17, and Brandon...

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Supermarket And Restaurant Bills Set To Soar

By Poppy Trowbridge, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Grocery and restaurant bills are set to rise as food inflation hits 3.8% before the end of the year, according to new research. That figure, from food service specialist Prestige Purchasing, means...

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Royal Mail Confirms Plans To Axe 1,300 Jobs

A union has raised the threat of industrial action after Royal Mail confirmed it was consulting on plans to cut 1,300 jobs, mainly managerial staff. Unite, which represents 7,000 managers at the firm, described the proposals as "ruthless". Royal Mail,...

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TV Licence Dodgers May Not Face Jail Threat

Proposals allowing ministers to lift the threat of jail and a criminal record for TV licence dodgers are set to take a step forward. MPs are expected to give the go-ahead for a review of the TV licence, including allowing the Government to make non-payment...

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Student Wins Last-Minute Deportation Reprieve

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter A 19-year-old schoolgirl has been told she will not be deported to Mauritius today after a high-profile campaign to keep her with her family in London. The deportation team was taking Yashika Bageerathi to Gatwick Airport...

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Acid Victim Left 'Isolated From Society'

A woman left permanently scarred after having acid thrown in her face says she has endured an emotional "whirlwind" since the attack. Less than a week after her former friend, Mary Konye, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the attack, Naomi...

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Co-op Bank Discovers New £400m Shortfall

The struggling Co-operative Bank has discovered a new £400m capital shortfall - in addition to its previous £1.5bn funding gap. It now expects to report a full-year pre-tax loss next month of some £1.25bn. The bank added that job cuts hit the 1,000...

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Shereka Marsh: Teen Charged With Murder

A 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder over the shooting of teenager Shereka Marsh at a party in east London. The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is due to appear at Thames Magistrates' Court on Monday. Shereka died at a house in...

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Charity Cyclist Death: Second Person Arrested

A second person has been arrested over the death of a cyclist during a 24-hour charity ride. More than £50,000 has been pledged in memory of Christian Smith, who was killed in a collision with a Peugeot 206 at around 4am on Saturday morning. Mr...

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Putin 'Acting Like Hitler' Over Ukraine

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent Britain's former top soldier has accused the Russian President Vladimir Putin of acting like Hitler over Ukraine. Lord Dannatt, the ex-head of the Army, has called for military cutbacks to be reversed...

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Heart Defects In Young 'Higher Than Thought'

By Clare Fallon, Sky Reporter Undiagnosed heart defects may be killing many more teenagers and young adults than previously thought. The most recent estimate claims Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS) is responsible for the deaths of 12 people...

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Dewani Extradition Date Set By South Africa

Shrien Dewani is to be extradited to South Africa on April 7 to face trial for plotting the murder of his new wife on their honeymoon. Dewani is due to appear in court on April 8, the following day, South Africa's Department of Justice spokesman...

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'Beautiful Woman In Chains' In Mystery Death

A female 'carer' found dead at her home has been described as a "beautiful woman in chains" as police launched a murder inquiry. The woman, named locally as 41-year-old mother-of-three Alison Taylor, had looked after her wheelchair-bound husband, according...

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Girls Lured Into UK Gangs 'In Desperation'

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs And Education Editor Thousands of girls are being subjected to sexual exploitation, weapons and drug running at the hands of male-run gangs, a new report warns. A brutal gang culture is increasingly seeing girls and...

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