Stephen Lawrence Murderer Drops Appeal

One of the two men jailed for the racist murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence has dropped his appeal against the conviction. Surveillance footage of Dobson used in the trial Gary Dobson was handed a life sentence for his part in the 1993 killing...

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Belfast: Mortar Bomb Found Near Police Station

The criminals behind a suspected failed bomb attack on a police station in Northern Ireland had a clear intent to murder, a senior officer has said. Army bomb disposal experts are still examining the device, which was found near New Barnsley police...

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Jockey JT McNamara In Medically Induced Coma

By Nick Powell, Sports Editor Cheltenham. That one word conjures up for millions a special week in March, a mixture of sport and noise and comradeship, pints and predictions, dreams realised and crushed. But there was a different perspective as...

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MP Arrested After House Of Commons 'Bar Fight'

The MP Eric Joyce has been arrested after an alleged fight in a bar at the House of Commons, Sky sources say. The independent Member of Parliament for Falkirk was held after the incident at the Sports and Social Club bar. A Metropolitan Police spokesman...

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Philpott House Fire Trial: Father Breaks Down

By Darren Little, Nottingham Crown Court A father accused of killing six of his children in a house fire slumped in the dock as his frantic 999 call was played to a court. A sobbing Mick Philpott put his head in his hands and almost disappeared...

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Potholes: AIA Fears 'Crumbling Road Crisis'

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent England and Wales are facing a "crumbling road crisis" according to a report that says the cost of repairing all the countries' potholes would be £10.5bn. The road survey carried out by the Asphalt...

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Danny Nightingale: SAS Sniper Awaits Ruling

By David Bowden, Senior Correspondent An SAS sniper jailed for having an illegal weapon and ammunition he claimed to have "forgotten about" is due to learn whether his conviction will be quashed. Sergeant Danny Nightingale, who has spent 11 years...

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No Smoking Day: Charity Launches 'Hijacking' App

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) has pledged to hijack cigarette packs from today - No Smoking Day - by virtually transforming them in smokers' hands into items they could afford if they quit. The charity is encouraging smokers to "swap fags for swag"...

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Danger As Electrical Product Recalls Ignored

Millions of potentially deadly electrical appliances are sitting in homes around the country despite attempts to recall the products, consumers are being warned. The Electrical Safety Council (ESC) says one person is killed every seven days by an electrical...

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Falkland Islanders Vote To Remain British

Falkland Islanders have voted overwhelmingly in favour of remaining a British oversees territory. Around 92% of the islands' 1,672 eligible voters turned out to deliver a 98.8% "yes" in favour of staying an internally self-governing British territory....

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Belfast Bomb Attack: Police Officers Targeted

Three police officers were targeted by a bomb attack in Northern Ireland, authorities have confirmed. All three escaped unhurt but police are treating the incident near the M5 motorway in Belfast as attempted murder. At around 9.15pm on Saturday, officers...

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Antibiotic Resistance 'A Ticking Time-Bomb'

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter The Government's Chief Medical Officer is warning of "a dreadful future for our children and grandchildren" unless global action is taken to prevent diseases from becoming resistant to antibiotics. Professor...

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Mummy Tax: David Cameron Under Fire Over Cuts

By Tadhg Enright, Business Correspondent David Cameron will have a mother's day card delivered to his door by campaigners for new mums whose benefits are about to be capped. Labour has accused the Government of imposing a "mummy tax" and said the...

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Sex Trafficking Victims 'Failed' By Authorities

Full Interview With Sophie Hayes Updated: 1:53am UK, Sunday 10 March 2013 Sophie Hayes speaks to Sky's Richard Suchet about her life as a sexual and domestic slave at the hands of the man she thought was her boyfriend. SOPHIE: "I'd known my trafficker...

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