Plane Plunges Into Water Near Bali Airport

A plane with more than 100 people onboard has overshot a runway on the island of Bali and plunged into the sea. Despite dramatic pictures showing the Lion Air jet with a broken fuselage, officials said everyone on board had survived. The Boeing 787-800...

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Five Dead In Crash Between Lorry And Car

Police have confirmed that five people who died in a head-on crash between a car and a lorry were from the same family. The victims, who included a baby, were all from the Durham area, according to Humberside Police who are investigating. Three of...

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Thatcher: Daughter Carol's Personal Tribute

Baroness Thatcher's daughter Carol has spoken of the "tough and tearful week" ahead as the nation prepares for the former prime minister's funeral. Speaking publicly for the first time since her mother's death, she said: "I feel like anyone else who...

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North Korea: Defector Reveals Harrowing Escape

Visiting Secretive North Korea Updated: 11:52am UK, Wednesday 10 April 2013 Despite the current tensions on the Korean Peninsula, tourists have been able to travel to North Korea. A Sky News employee has just returned from a four-day trip. Journalists...

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'Hounslow Slasher' Jailed Over Knife Attacks

A man dubbed the "Hounslow Slasher" after he knifed two women in random attacks in London has been jailed for 18 years. Sasha Masamba, 21, of Nicholes Road, Hounslow, grabbed both women from behind before cutting them in random attacks 10 days apart...

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'We Stand With Allies': US Warns North Korea

US Secretary of State John Kerry has warned North Korea it would defend its allies after holding talks in the South Korean capital Seoul. Speaking at a joint news conference with South Korean counterpart, Foreign Minister Yun Byung Se, Mr Kerry said...

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South Africa Rhinos Under Threat From Poaching

By Alex Crawford, At Kruger National Park, South Africa Officials at South Africa's National Parks say they are "under siege" from rhino poachers and if the killings go on at the current rate the animal will be extinct within decades. Despite a...

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North Korea's Missiles 'In Upright Position'

Visiting Secretive North Korea Updated: 11:52am UK, Wednesday 10 April 2013 Despite the current tensions on the Korean Peninsula, tourists have been able to travel to North Korea. A Sky News employee has just returned from a four-day trip. Journalists...

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Margaret Thatcher: 2,000 Invited To Funeral

Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock, who clashed with Baroness Thatcher in the Commons, cannot attend her funeral. Sky News has confirmed that the peer will miss the ceremony next Wednesday because he is at another funeral in Wales. Highlights of the...

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North Korea: South On Alert For Missile Launch

Visiting Secretive North Korea Updated: 11:52am UK, Wednesday 10 April 2013 Despite the current tensions on the Korean Peninsula, tourists have been able to travel to North Korea. A Sky News employee has just returned from a four-day trip. Journalists...

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Australia: Dead Nurses 'Tied To Tree For Days'

An inquest into the death of two nurses who were found bound and beaten in a Queensland bush four decades ago has heard how they were tied to a tree for days. A second inquest into the 1974 killings of hitch-hikers Lorraine Wilson, 20, and Wendy Evans,...

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Kidnapped Boys: Parents Held In Florida Jail

A couple accused of kidnapping their two young sons and fleeing by boat to Cuba has been booked into a Florida jail after being handed over to US authorities. On Tuesday US police said they had information that the family - Joshua Hakken, his wife Sharyn...

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Margaret Thatcher: Critics Party In Brixton

Police were called to Brixton in South London after people celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher gathered in the streets. Some revellers climbed onto the Ritzy cinema building and rearranged letters on its film listings board to spell out the words:...

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Margaret Thatcher: Funeral Next Wednesday

Margaret Thatcher's funeral will be held next Wednesday at St Paul's Cathedral in central London - and will be attended by the Queen. The monarch will be joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, as well as other heads of state and foreign dignitaries from across...

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Film-Maker Death Post-Mortem Inconclusive

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Reporter A coroner has been told that it's still not known how a young film-maker died as he was making a documentary about sleeping rough in Newcastle. Lee Halpin, 26, had planned to spend a week living rough in his home...

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Bali Court Upholds Briton's Death Penalty

A British grandmother sentenced to death in Bali for trafficking cocaine has lost her appeal. Lindsay Sandiford, 56, was sentenced to capital punishment in January for taking almost 5kg (10.6lb) of cocaine onto the island. She launched an appeal...

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Disability Benefits: New System Rolled Out

By Siobhan Robbins, Sky Reporter A petition calling on Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith to live off £53 a week has been handed in to his office - as major changes to disability benefits are rolled out. New claimants in parts of northern...

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North Korea: Putin In 'Chernobyl' Warning

Vladimir Putin has said a war in Korea could be more devastating than the Chernobyl disaster as Pyongyang was warned against another nuclear test. The Russian President said he was "worried about the escalation on the Korean peninsula, because we are...

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Cameron: Welfare Reforms 'Put Fairness Back'

The Prime Minister has insisted that welfare reforms are "putting fairness back" into Britain as a poll suggests six out of 10 people think state handouts are too generous. David Cameron has given a staunch defence of the controversial benefit shake-up...

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India Houseboat Murder: 'Dutch Man Confesses'

By Alex Rossi, India Correspondent, in Kashmir Police sources tell Sky News that a Dutch man they have been questioning over the murder of a British woman has now confessed. Sarah Groves, 24, was found in a pool of blood inside the houseboat she...

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Teen Crime Commissioner In Offensive Tweet Row

Britain's first youth police commissioner has refused to step down after it was revealed she had posted a string of offensive comments on Twitter. Paris Brown, 17, who took up the post just days ago, wrote homophobic, violent and racist comments on...

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