Kenya Massacre: Video Shows Gunmen In Mall

A video has emerged showing four of the gunmen involved in the massacre at a shopping centre in Nairobi, Kenya. The footage shows four heavily-armed attackers walking through a storeroom in the mall, and searching other adjacent rooms.  It is...

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Help To Buy: Doubts Over Success Of Scheme

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business and Economics Correspondent The second phase of the government mortgage guarantee scheme Help to Buy is due to launch next week, three months earlier than expected - but experts are sceptical the initiative will help...

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Hospital Worker Arrested Over Patient's 'Murder'

A hospital staff member has been arrested for murder after a patient died from a drug overdose in Norfolk. James May, 76, from Great Yarmouth, died at the James Paget Hospital in Gorleston on September 20. The hospital reported an allegation of medical...

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China Couple Speak Of 'Forced Abortion'

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent A couple have told Sky News how they were physically forced into an abortion by the Chinese authorities, three months before their child was due to be born. At 4am last Friday, a group of 20 officials from the...

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Car Chase Woman 'Had Postnatal Depression'

Authorities are investigating what led a woman with a toddler in her car to ram into a White House barrier and lead police on a high-speed chase to Capitol Hill. The dramatic chase, which forced a brief lockdown of the Capitol and stirred panic among...

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Calais Ferry: Dozens Of Syrians In Stand-Off

More than 60 Syrians who want to enter the UK are in a stand-off with French police at the Calais ferry terminal. The group have occupied a footbridge at the terminal in northern France since Wednesday, and today police moved in to clear them. Two...

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Italy Migrant Boat Sinks Killing At Least 82

At least 82 migrants have been killed and scores are missing after a boat caught fire and capsized near a Sicilian island. About 150 people have been pulled from the water off Lampedusa, as emergency workers race to rescue more survivors. The coastguard...

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Keanu Williams Report: Authorities Failed

A toddler beaten to death by his mother became an "invisible child" who was let down by the authorities, a report has said. A serious case review into the case of Keanu Williams said his death in 2011 could not be predicted but that he was clearly a...

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Miliband Complains To Mail Boss Over Reporter

Miliband's Letter To Rothermere Updated: 11:54am UK, Thursday 03 October 2013 Here is the Labour leader's full letter to Lord Rothermere, chairman of the company behind the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday. Dear Lord Rothermere, Yesterday I spoke at...

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Greenpeace Brit Charged With Piracy By Russia

A Briton is among two people charged with piracy by Russian investigators after a protest against Arctic oil drilling. Kieron Bryan is a freelance videographer. pic: @kieronjbryan Freelance videographer Kieron Bryan from the UK and a woman from...

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Bus Stabbing Death: Man Admits Manslaughter

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent A psychiatric patient who stabbed a teenager to death on a bus has admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. Christina Edkins, 16, was on her way to school during the morning rush hour...

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Cameron Vows Tories Will Build Better Britain

David Cameron has urged voters to hand him a majority at the next election so that the Tories can build a "land of opportunity". The Prime Minister evoked Winston Churchill as he asked Britain to give the Conservatives the tools to "finish the job"...

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US Shutdown: Deadline Passes Without Deal

A bitterly divided Congress has plunged the US into a partial government shutdown – the first in almost two decades – that will put some 800,000 workers on unpaid leave and close museums and national parks. A deadline to fund government spending passed...

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Boris Backs Jamie Oliver On UK Work Ethic

Boris Johnson has risked a fresh row by backing celebrity chef Jamie Oliver's claim that migrant workers work harder than Britons. The Mayor of London, speaking at the Tory Party conference, called for action to instil a work ethic in young British...

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GP Plan To Bring In Out-Of-Hours Surgeries

David Cameron has told Sky News he wants doctors' surgeries to be open for longer to ease the pressure on overstretched A&E departments. The Prime Minister confirmed plans for a £50m trial to have surgeries open from 8am until 8pm, seven days a...

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Helicopter Rotor Blade Kills Pennsylvania Pilot

A helicopter pilot has been killed after he walked into the aircraft's spinning rotor while giving rides at Bloomsburg Fair in Pennsylvania. Carl Enlow, 69, died after being hit by a blade on Friday night at the US state's largest fair.   ...

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Osborne: Battle To Rebuild Economy Not Over

George Osborne has warned the battle to rebuild the UK economy is not over and that the Tories must be allowed to finish the task. The Chancellor accused Labour of making up policy "on the back of a fag packet" as he addressed the Conservative Party...

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Knox And Sollecito Absent From Kercher Retrial

By Tom Kington in Florence The retrial of Amanda Knox and Rafaelle Sollecito over the murder of British student Meredith Kercher has begun in Italy, but neither defendant has been in court. American student Knox, 26, has repeatedly said she will...

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Police Chief: 'Make Class A Drugs Legal'

Durham's chief constable has called for class A drugs such as heroin and cocaine to be legalised. Mike Barton has claimed the war on drugs has failed and decriminalisation is the best way to strip power away from criminal gangs. Writing in The Observer,...

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'Up To 50 Students Killed' At Nigeria College

As many as 50 people have been killed after suspected Islamist militants fired on students as they slept at a college in northeast Nigeria. The gunmen reportedly stormed a dormitory and set fire to classrooms in the assault which happened about 1am local...

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Cameron Launches State-Backed Mortgages Plan

David Cameron says 95% government-backed mortgages to help people get on to the property ladder will start within days. The scheme was due to start in January but hours before the Conservative Party Conference opened, the Prime Minister revealed that...

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