Most Wanted Criminals Hiding In Spain Revealed

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Reporter An "unlucky 13" of Britain's most wanted criminals who are thought to be hiding in Spain have been unveiled, including the suspected leader of a £90m cocaine-smuggling ring. Ian Stanton, 42, from Liverpool,...

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MPs In £3.6m 'Back Door' Funding Scandal

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent MPs have spent more than £3.6 million of taxpayer money renting constituency offices from their political parties, it has emerged. In a move that critics have slammed as "back door" funding of parties...

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Typhoon Haiyan Aid Effort Boost From UK Carrier

A second British Royal Navy warship is being deployed to the Philippines to help with the aid effort following Typhoon Haiyan last Friday. David Cameron announced that helicopter carrier HMS Illustrious will follow destroyer HMS Daring which...

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Energy Prices: Customers 'Not Cash Cows'

The Energy Secretary is to warn that customers are not "cash cows" to be squeezed for profits by the shareholders of energy companies. Liberal Democrat Ed Davey will deliver the warning in a speech to Energy UK's annual conference at lunchtime. Energy...

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Typhoon Haiyan: Families Search For Relatives

By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent, in Leyte Many thousands of relatives of those who were hit by the typhoon still have no idea of the fate of their loved ones. At the ferry terminal in Cebu city, hundreds are queuing to make the hardest of...

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Typhoon Haiyan: Appeal For £190m In Aid

Aid agencies have launched a joint emergency appeal to get food, water and shelter to victims of the devastating Philippines typhoon. The United Nations estimates that $301m (£190m) will be needed in aid. "We've just launched an action plan focusing...

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Typhoon Haiyan Devastation: New Storm On Way

Rescuers are struggling to get desperately needed aid to areas of the Philippines devastated by Typhoon Haiyan - as a new storm approaches. Aid workers are being held back by blocked roads and damaged airports as they try to deliver tents, food and...

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Acts Of Remembrance Around UK For War Dead

Silence fell over the UK today as the nation stopped to remember its war dead to mark Armistice Day. Acts of remembrance have taken place across the country, including a service at the national Armed Forces Memorial in Staffordshire. The last surviving...

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Typhoon Survivor: Tell My Family I'm Alive

Survivors of Typhoon Haiyan have described their desperate need for food and medicine after losing everything in the storm. One woman, eight months pregnant, described through tears how her 11 family members vanished in the storm - which devastated...

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Remembrance Day Services Honour Veterans

War Graves 'Have Enormous Power To Engage' Updated: 1:51am UK, Sunday 10 November 2013 By Mark Stone, Asia Correspondent, in Burma Just outside the chaos and the buzz of Burma's largest city, Rangoon, is a place of remarkable peace and tranquility....

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Super Typhoon Haiyan: '10,000 Could Be Dead'

At least 10,000 people are thought to have been killed in the Philippine city of Tacloban by Typhoon Haiyan, officials believe. The national government and disaster agency have yet to confirm the fatalities, a sharp increase from initial estimates on...

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Terror Suspects Face Controversial Mosque Ban

The Home Office is considering banning terror suspects from visiting controversial mosques, Sky sources say. Suspects subject to Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (Tpims) would not be allowed to worship at mosques on a Home Office's list,...

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