Miller Redpath: Body Found In Back Garden

Police searching for a missing teenager have found a body in his overgrown back garden. Public schoolboy Miller Redpath, 18, went missing from his family home in Wenhaston in Suffolk in August. Suffolk Police said an officer went to the house on Thursday...

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'Hurricane': UK Will Take Full Force Of Storm

A storm which could reach hurricane strengths of 80mph or more will definitely hit Britain on Monday, weather experts have warned. There were hopes the huge storm brewing over the Atlantic Ocean would miss the UK, and sweep instead through the English...

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Savile's Chauffeur Bailed Over Sex Offences

Jimmy Savile's former chauffeur has been granted conditional bail after being charged with a string of historical sex offences. Ray Teret, 72, has been charged with 32 offences relating to 15 alleged victims who claimed they were sexually abused between...

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Weather: Storm Alerts As UK Set For 'Hurricane'

Severe weather alerts have been issued amid fears Britain is about to be hit by the most powerful storm in years. A Met office image shows a forecast for the storm on Monday A series of wind, rain and flood alerts are now in place as forecasters predict...

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Police 'Find First 3D Gun-Printing Factory'

By Nick Martin, North of England Correspondent Police have discovered a 3D printer which they believe criminals were using to try to make a gun, Sky News can reveal. In what is believed to be the first case of its kind, officers in Manchester on...

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Grangemouth's Future Saved In Last-Minute Deal

Grangemouth Petrochemical Plant To Close Updated: 2:39pm UK, Wednesday 23 October 2013 The owner of the Grangemouth petrochemical plant is to close the operation permanently and keep shut, for now, its major oil refinery amid a continuing pay dispute....

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NHS Trusts: Quarter Identified As 'High Risk'

44 NHS Trusts At High Risk Updated: 10:01am UK, Thursday 24 October 2013 There were 44 trusts in the two bands with the highest risk, with 24 trusts in the highest possible band 1. Band 1: Aintree University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Alder Hey...

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Grangemouth: Union Backs Down 'To Save Plant'

The Unite union has confirmed it will now "embrace" a survival plan at Grangemouth in an effort to reverse a decision by the owner to close its petrochemicals plant. The move was announced following talks between union officials and management at Ineos...

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Coroner: River Deaths Of Two Girls Accidental

A coroner has decided that the deaths of two girls who were swept away by the River Wear in July were accidental. Tonibeth Purvis, 15, tried to save her friend Chloe Fowler, 14, after she got into difficulty in the river at Washington, Tyne and Wear....

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Godparents Named Ahead Of Royal Christening

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have named Zara Tindall and six other friends as the godparents of Prince George. The names were revealed ahead of the christening of the future king and supreme governor of...

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Job Losses As Petrochemical Plant To Close

The owner of the Grangemouth petrochemical plant is to close the operation permanently and keep shut, for now, its major oil refinery amid a continuing pay dispute. The move threatens up to 800 jobs at the petrochemicals business, which makes products...

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Stuart Hall Re-Arrested: New Child Sex Claims

Disgraced broadcaster Stuart Hall has been re-arrested and is being questioned by detectives over new, more serious, child sex allegations. The former It's A Knockout presenter was taken to a police station from prison, where he is serving a 30-month...

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'White Widow' Lewthwaite's Ode To Bin Laden

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The British terror suspect sought by police following the Nairobi shopping mall massacre wrote a poem in praise of Osama bin Laden in which she warned that al Qaeda is "stronger and fiercer" than ever, Sky...

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Energy Regulator Moves To Protect Fixed Rates

Energy suppliers have been banned from increasing their prices on fixed-rate deals, the industry regulator confirmed while announcing an £8.5m penalty against ScottishPower over misleading sales techniques. Ofgem said ScottishPower would pay £7.5m to...

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Schoolboy Bank Robber Sentenced To 40 Months

A 15-year-old school boy who held up a bank with an imitation firearm has been sentenced to 40 months in a young offenders centre. ...

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Maria Mystery: Roma Couple In Greek Court

A Roma couple are in court charged with abducting a mystery blonde girl in Greece. The pair - named in local papers as Hristos Salis, 39, and Eleftheria Dimopoulou, 40 - were escorted into the back of a courthouse in Larissa from a police van. Their...

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Man Admits Murder Of Hertfordshire Pensioner

A 55-year-old man has admitted the murder of a pensioner who was stabbed after going to the aid of his neighbour - a convicted paedophile - during a robbery. Ian McLoughlin, 55, appeared at the Old Bailey and admitted killing Graham Buck in Little Gaddesden,...

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Npower Energy Bills Up 11% Before Christmas

Energy giant npower has announced an increase in household tariffs of 9.3% for electricity and 11.1% for gas. The price rise will be imposed from December 1. Chief executive Paul Massara said: "This has been a really hard decision for us and I know...

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Energy Bills: Welby Slams 'Severe' Price Rises

The Archbishop of Canterbury has launched a stinging attack on Britain's energy firms, warning the latest round of price hikes seem to be "inexplicable". Justin Welby insisted the so-called Big Six energy companies had an obligation to behave morally...

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Nick Clegg: No 'Coalition Crisis' Over Schools

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has defended his views on free schools saying it's "not a great coalition crisis" but rather a difference of opinion. Mr Clegg will dramatically disown key parts of the coalition's education policy in a speech at a London...

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Syria: Suicide Truck Bombing 'Kills 30'

A suicide bomber driving a truck packed with 1.5 tons of explosives has killed at least 30 people in Hama, Syrian state media reported. The attacker blew himself up inside the vehicle at a government checkpoint on the edge of the city, the Sana agency...

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