Human Remains Found In Mansfield Garden

Police have found the remains of two people in a garden near Mansfield. The discovery was made by officers in the back garden of a property in Blenheim Close, Forest Town, on Thursday, according to Nottinghamshire Police. A spokesman said it is believed...

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Brain Implant 'Could Stop Parkinson's Growth'

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent A hi-tech brain implant could transform the lives of people living with Parkinson's disease. Scientists in Bristol have developed a system of tubes and catheters that allows them to pump protein therapy...

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Driving Test Age Could Rise To 18

Young drivers could have to wait until they are 18 before they are allowed to take their driving test under proposals being considered by the Government. The move is aimed at cutting the number of people killed and injured in accidents on Britain's...

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White Widow's Links To Kenyan Mall Attack Group

Sky News has obtained a report by Kenyan intelligence officers which places the British wife of a London 7/7 bomber at the centre of a terror cell operating from Mombasa. The document suggests 29-year-old Samantha Lewthwaite, also known as the "white...

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Potholes: 'One Every Mile' On Britain's Roads

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent There is a pothole for every mile of road in Britain, according to new research. Official council data obtained under a Freedom of Information request show a 79% increase in compensation claims in...

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Alzheimer's: Pill Hope After Study Breakthrough

Scientists are hailing a landmark British study which has paved the way for a pill that can cure brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's by stopping the death of neurons. The Medical Research Council (MRC) team focused on the root cause of...

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Passenger Lands Plane After Pilot Falls Ill

A passenger has made an emergency landing at Humberside Airport after the plane's pilot became ill. During the flight, the pilot made a distress call when he became so sick he was unable to continuing flying the light aircraft. Two flight instructors...

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E-Border Review: Thousands Of Alerts Deleted

More than 649,000 alerts relating to potential drug and tobacco smuggling into the UK were deleted without being read, an inspection into border controls has found. The Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, John Vine, discovered the alerts were...

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Help To Buy Deal Could Secure 180,000 Loans

Banks are expecting a flood of interest as the latest phase of the Government's Help to Buy scheme is launched. The move will help homebuyers obtain mortgages worth up to 95% of property values. And in the latest phase of the controversial scheme 15%...

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Scottish Independence: Defence Jobs Warning

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Thousands of jobs will could be lost in the defence industry if Scotland votes for independence, the Defence Secretary will warn. Philip Hammond will set out the commercial benefit of the Union as he speaks...

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Royal Mail: Labour Call To 'Pull Plug' On Sale

The Government should "pull the plug" on the privatisation of Royal Mail before the company's shares are sold in two days' time, Labour has said. Shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna said scrapping the move would prevent a "massive bonanza"...

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Tories John Randall And Chloe Smith Quit Govt

Deputy Chief Whip John Randall and Cabinet Office Minister Chloe Smith have resigned from the Government, Number 10 has confirmed. The pair quit ahead of a ministerial reshuffle by Prime Minister David Cameron which is expected today. The departures...

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Hospital Worker Released Over Patient's Death

A hospital staff member has been released on bail having been arrested on suspicion of murder after a patient died from a suspected drug overdose in Norfolk. James May, 76, from Great Yarmouth, died at the James Paget Hospital, in Gorleston, on September...

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Key Morecambe Bay Witness Reveals New Life

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent A key witness in the 2004 Morecambe Bay tragedy has told Sky News about how he has rebuilt his life on the witness protection programme. It comes as police launch a new national protection scheme, the UK Protected...

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