Syria: Russia And US Push For New Peace Talks

The US Secretary Of State says America and Russia are "committed to working together" to solve the Syrian crisis and have agreed to push for a peace conference aimed at ending the war. John Kerry and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov are holding...

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Delhi Gang Rape: Four Men Sentenced To Death

By Neville Lazarus, Sky News Producer, in Delhi Four men have been sentenced to death for the fatal gang rape of a 23-year-old woman on a bus in Delhi. A judge said Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh Singh should be hanged after...

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Leicester Fire: Four Dead Following Blaze

Police investigating the deaths of four people in a house fire have said they cannot rule out the blaze being linked to the murder of a man in a nearby street. The four - whose details have not been released - were found dead in the early hours of Friday...

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Omagh Bombing Public Inquiry Ruled Out

Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers has rejected the request for a public inquiry into the Omagh bombing. Ms Villiers has decided there are not enough grounds to justify a further review or inquiry into the attack by the Real IRA in 1998, in...

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Prince William Leaves The Armed Forces

Prince William: Military Career Updated: 11:43am UK, Thursday 12 September 2013 The Duke of Cambridge - who will one day be head of the armed forces - began his military career more than seven years ago when he followed his younger brother Prince Harry...

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Syria: Weapons Plan Faces 'Immense' Challenges

Vladimir Putin's Letter To America Updated: 8:42am UK, Thursday 12 September 2013 By Vladimir Putin, Russian President, for The New York Times Recent events surrounding Syria have prompted me to speak directly to the American people and their...

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Vince Cable Raises Help-To-Buy Doubts

Vince Cable has called for the Government's flagship help-to-buy property scheme to be reconsidered in comments likely to anger George Osborne. The Business Secretary told Sky News there was a risk of a "new housing bubble" because of recent changes...

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Syria: Obama Cautious Over Weapons Deal

President Barack Obama has confirmed that a vote on air strikes against Syria is off - for now. In an address to the nation he said he had asked Congress to postpone any decision on military action so a diplomatic solution could be pursued. It came...

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Turkey Shooting: Son 'Pleaded With Gunman'

The son of a British woman who was shot dead in Turkey has described how he pleaded with the gunman to stop the attack. Alex Bury, whose mother Catherine Anne Bury was killed on Monday morning, said he tried to reason with alleged gunman Veli Acar before...

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Delhi Gang Rape: Four Men Guilty Of Attack

Four men have been convicted of the gang rape of a 23-year-old woman as she travelled on a bus in Delhi. Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh Singh lured the woman and her male friend onto the bus as they returned home from...

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Syria 'Agrees To Hand Over Chemical Weapons'

Syria has accepted a Russian proposal to put chemical weapons under international control, it has been reported. ...

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Ed Miliband Stands By His Union Reforms

No Conference Role For Justine Updated: 11:43am UK, Tuesday 10 September 2013 Ed Miliband has ruled out the possibility of his wife introducing him at the Labour Party conference later this month. The Labour leader said there were no plans for Justine...

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89% Of Nurses Say A&E Patients Put In Danger

Nine out of 10 nurses working in acute and emergency care believe current pressure on A&E services is putting patients in danger, a nursing union has warned. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said a survey of its members found that 89% of nursing...

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RAF Scrambles Typhoons Amid Syria Tensions

Two RAF Typhoon jets were scrambled from their base in Cyprus to investigate unidentified aircraft in international airspace amid mounting tensions over Syria, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed. Reports suggest the rogue aircraft, which were spotted...

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Sky Poll: Drunk A&E Patients Should Be Charged

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Patients who visit A&E while drunk or under the influence of recreational drugs should pay for the treatment they receive, according to the large majority of people questioned for a Sky News poll. More...

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