Tributes To British Students Killed In Crash

Pro-Russians' Missile 'Likely Caused Jet Crash' Updated: 9:17pm UK, Friday 18 July 2014 Britain has said it looks "increasingly likely" the missile which brought down a passenger plane in Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board, was fired by pro-Russian...

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'Devastating': Tributes For UK Plane Victims

Ten Britons are now confirmed to have been among the 298 people on board flight MH17, which was shot down in Ukraine. Friends and colleagues today paid tribute to the British victims named, including Leeds University student Richard Mayne, 20, from...

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Health Fears As UK Gets Hotter Than Bahamas

By Nazaneen Ghaffar, Weather Presenter Temperatures are set to reach 32C (90F) across many southern parts of Britain over the next few days, leading to the chance of severe thunderstorms. Today, England and Wales will be mainly dry with spells...

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How To Keep Your Cool In The Summer Heatwave

Public Health England and the NHS have given the following guidance to help people during the heatwave. :: Try to keep out of the sun during the hottest part of the day, usually between 11am to 3pm. If you are outside, stay in the shade where possible....

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IRA Suspect Letters Inquiry Results Due

By Ian Woods, Senior News Correspondent A Government-ordered inquiry will publish its report later into how nearly 200 IRA suspects were given official letters saying they were not under investigation - a secret process that led to one of them walking...

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Hair Salon Killer Jailed For At Least 24 Years

Asher Maslin, who stabbed his ex-girlfriend Hollie Gazzard to death at the hair salon where she worked, has been jailed for life. Maslin, 22, was told he would have to serve a minimum of 24 years in prison. The former security guard attacked his 20-year-old...

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Police Face Probe After Couple Stabbed To Death

By Adele Robinson, Midlands Correspondent An investigation is under way after a couple were found stabbed to death 20 minutes after emergency services left their home. The Independent Police Complaints Commission is looking into how West Midlands...

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Westminster Child Abuse: Call For Cop Amnesty

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent A former Special Branch police officer has called for an amnesty to help retired colleagues share what they knew of the paedophile network operating in Westminster in the 1980s. Chris Hobbs, who had a 32-year...

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Women Bishops Approved By Church Of England

The Church of England has voted to allow women bishops for first time in its history. The decision, taken by the General Synod in York, reverses a previous rejection in 2012. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, said: "Today is...

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NHS To Monitor Nurses For 'Red Flag' Errors

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Hospitals have been issued with a new checklist that should ensure they have enough nurses to provide safe care. The NHS watchdog the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) said all hospitals...

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RAF's F-35 Jet Misses Planned Air Show Debut

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The Royal Air Force's expensive new fighter jet has failed to make its long-awaited UK debut after a fire grounded the entire fleet of aircraft. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) is known as the Lightning...

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Women Bishops: Church Of England Faces Vote

Will Church Vote Pave Way For Female Archbishop? Updated: 2:50am UK, Monday 14 July 2014 By Vicky Beeching, for Sky News Today, the Church of England will take what could be a historic vote - it's most significant in 20 years. If the vote passes,...

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Mountain Sale Battle Heading For The Courts

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent A row over who should own a Lake District mountain could end up in the courts after walkers had it recognised as a community asset. More than 6,000 people joined a campaign group to buy the 2,848 foot...

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Ambulance Response Times 'Putting Lives At Risk'

Ambulances are taking longer to reach patients suffering from life-threatening conditions compared to three years ago, according to a new report. Figures from NHS England suggest that in some areas of the UK, heart attack and stroke victims have to...

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