US Issues Travel Alert Over Al Qaeda Threat

"All appropriate steps" must be taken to protect Americans from a possible al Qaeda attack, US President Barack Obama has said. The US has issued a worldwide travel alert, citing an al Qaeda threat that also led to a decision to close US embassies around...

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Mark Duggan: 'No Criminality Over Shooting'

The police watchdog has found no evidence of criminality by officers in the fatal shooting of Mark Duggan. Tomorrow will be the two-year anniversary of the death of his death in Tottenham, north London, which sparked a national wave of riots and looting....

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Twitter Says 'Sorry' To Women Over Abuse

Twitter's UK boss has personally apologised to women who have been attacked by "trolls" on the social networking site, vowing to do more to protect people from abuse. Tony Wang, general manager of Twitter UK, posted a series of tweets today saying abuse...

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Daniel Pelka Murder Sentencing: Live Updates

Daniel Pelka Murder Sentencing: Live Updates This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice. Cookies FAQs.x ...

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Coventry Football Club Goes Into Liquidation

Coventry City football club has gone into liquidation, Sky Sports News has revealed. The liquidation has been triggered by a failure between the club's owners and the owners of the stadium to reach a deal over a 10-year lease of the stadium. The Football...

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Race Row Over Immigration Spot Checks

The Home Office has been accused of targeting non-whites and using "heavy-handed" tactics in a new immigration crackdown to tackle people working illegally in the UK. Spot checks on people's immigration status are being carried out at London train and...

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Daniel Pelka's Mother Was 'A Good Girl'

Daniel's Dad: 'My Son Was Failed' Updated: 6:53am UK, Thursday 01 August 2013 By Katie Stallard, Sky News Correspondent The father of murdered Daniel Pelka has told Sky News his son was failed by both his school and British social services, who...

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Deputy PM Promises Daniel Pelka Case Review

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has promised an independent review into the death of four year old Daniel Pelka amid calls for teachers and social workers to resign. Daniel was subjected to a horrifying catalogue of assaults and callous abuse at the...

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Victoria Cross Soldier Was 'Unlawfully Killed'

An inquest has found that Lance Cpl James Ashworth, who won a Victoria Cross for bravery in Afghanistan, was unlawfully killed. L/Cpl Ashworth was attempting to clear Taliban compounds in the Nahr-e-Saraj district of Helmand Province when he died as...

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Murdered Red Cap's Family To Sue Government

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent The family of one of the six Red Caps murdered by a mob in Iraq is suing the Ministry of Defence for negligence - a claim which could cost the MoD more than £250,000. The case, the first of its kind, is being...

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Stephen Lawrence's Mother Given Lords Seat

Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen is being made a baroness and will sit on Labour's benches as a working peer. ...

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Right-To-Die Campaigners Lose Court Appeal

Road accident victim Paul Lamb and the family of the late locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson have lost a right-to-die challenge at the Court of Appeal. Judges rejected their appeal against the long-established legal position that voluntary...

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Court Challenge Against 'Bedroom Tax' Fails

The High Court has dismissed claims the Government's so-called "bedroom tax" unlawfully discriminates against disabled people. Campaigners had been fighting to block the controversial housing benefit regulations that came into force on April 1. Despite...

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Hospital Family Test: More Than 30 Wards Fail

Patients in 36 hospital wards across England would not recommend them to their family or friends, according to the results of a new test. The first results of a survey designed to expose poor patient care revealed the large majority were happy with...

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London Stabbings: Murder Probe As Man Held

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was killed and two others suffered serious stab wounds. The 40-year-old was detained overnight after officers were alerted to attacks at two separate addresses in south London on Monday evening....

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Italy Coach Crash: 39 People Dead After Fall

At least 39 people have been killed in southern Italy after a coach plunged 100ft off a motorway flyover and split in half. The tour bus, carrying around 49 people, hit several cars that were slowed by heavy traffic before smashing through a guardrail...

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Manchester Stabbing: Girl Fights For Life

A 13-year-old-girl is fighting for her life after a stabbing attack in which her father died. The man who is understood to have launched the knife attack in Moston, northeast Manchester, died of knife wounds a short time later after driving a car into...

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Turmoil As NHS Direct Plans 111 Withdrawal

The troubled NHS 111 hotline is in fresh turmoil after one of its main providers announced it wants to pull out of the service. NHS Direct, which provides the non-emergency phone line in nine regions of England, said it wanted to quit its contracts...

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Theresa May 'Shocked' By Diabetes Diagnosis

Theresa May has spoken of her shock after being diagnosed with a chronic illness, but insists it will not affect her political career. The Home Secretary was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes two months ago and must now inject herself with insulin at least...

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Egypt: 'Concern' As Scores Killed In Protests

Egypt: Timeline Of Unrest Updated: 3:52pm UK, Saturday 27 July 2013 Key developments in Egypt since the beginning of the Arab Spring. :: 2011 January 25: Egyptians stage nationwide demonstrations against the rule of President Hosni Mubarak....

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Immigration Figures 'Little Better Than A Guess'

Official figures showing how many immigrants are coming to the UK are "little better than a guess", according to a report by MPs. The report by the Public Administration Select Committee says the number of migrants coming to the country is not properly...

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