Thai Murders: Two Men Admit Killing Britons

Two Burmese men have confessed to the murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller in Thailand, police have said. Mr Miller, 24, from Jersey, died from drowning and a blow to the head, while Miss Witheridge, 23, from Great Yarmouth,...

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Pill For Heavy Drinkers To Help Curb Cravings

Around 600,000 people in England and Wales who drink have half a bottle of wine a day are to be offered the first-ever licensed drug to help reduce alcohol consumption. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) recommended the nalmefene...

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McCanns Targeted By 'Venomous' Internet Trolls

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent The Metropolitan Police is investigating a catalogue of vile internet abuse targeting the family of Madeleine McCann including death threats, Sky News can reveal. Officers are in talks with the Crown Prosecution...

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Children As Young As 11 Caught Drink-Driving

Children as young as 11 have been caught drinking and driving, according to police records. An 11-year-old was stopped in the Thames Valley area in 2011 and several 12-year-olds were apprehended in Scotland in 2012 and in Manchester in 2008. An average...

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DJ Neil Fox Arrested Over Sexual Assault Claims

DJ Neil Fox has been arrested by police over four allegations of sexual assault against two women. Three of the allegations are historical, while one is from earlier this year. The 53-year-old Magic presenter, who is known as Doctor Fox, was questioned...

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Alice Gross Police Find Body In River Brent

Police searching for missing teenager Alice Gross have found a body in the River Brent in west London, Scotland Yard has said. The body has been removed from the scene and the 14-year-old's family are aware of the development. Scotland Yard said...

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GP Practices Face Closure Over Dangerous Care

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Up to 200 GP practices across England face the threat of closure for providing potentially dangerous care to thousands of patients, the chief inspector of family doctors has warned. Professor Steve Field told...

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British 'Islamic State Recruiter' Arrested

A British man has been arrested in Bangladesh on suspicion of recruiting people to fight alongside Islamic State militants in Syria. Samiun Rahman, who is from London, arrived in the country in February to find fighters for both IS and the al Qaeda-linked...

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Alan Henning: Vigil For Hostage In Home Town

By Mike McCarthy, North Of England Correspondent Hundreds of people have attended a vigil for British hostage Alan Henning in his local town hall. The event in Eccles, Greater Manchester, was held 15 days after Islamic State extremists released...

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Chancellor To Abolish 'Death Tax' On Pensions

UKIP Defections: PM Did Too Little, Too Late Updated: 10:09pm UK, Saturday 27 September 2014 By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent During the 2010 election, I travelled to Rochester and Strood in Kent, where I met the Tory candidate Mark...

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Iraq: British Jets Return From Combat Mission

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent British jets armed with missiles have returned from northern Iraq, following their maiden combat mission with authorisation to conduct airstrikes. The two Tornado GR4 fighter jets - armed with missiles...

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Britain's Role In Fight Against IS Explained

Codenamed Operation Shader, the British military action now under way sees UK warplanes swap their surveillance role in Iraq for combat missions. There are six Tornado GR4s based at RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, and on missions they will be armed with...

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