Ebola Crisis: Alex Crawford's Special Report

In a week when the World Health Organisation declared deaths from ebola have reached over 4,000, Sky's Special Correspondent Alex Crawford gained exclusive access to a body recovery team in Liberia. You can watch a special version of the highlights...

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Ebola Exercise To Test Britain's Readiness

A national exercise is being held to test Britain's readiness for an ebola outbreak, with actors simulating symptoms of the deadly virus. Government ministers will join dozens of medical professionals, some of whom will wear protective equipment,...

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Thai Police: Beach Murder Confessions Stand

Thai police have said there is "concrete" evidence against two Burmese men accused of killing Hannah Witheridge and David Miller. The British tourists were found bludgeoned to death on the island of Koh Tao last month. Mr Miller, from Jersey, died...

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Reaction To By-Election Results: Live Updates

Reaction To By-Election Results: Live Updates We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok.Close UKIP vote soars as party claims first elected MP {headline} ...

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UKIP Near-Miss Will Send Biggest Shock Waves

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent As I left the count with UKIP's deputy leader Paul Nuttall after a nail-biting night at Heywood and Middleton, he said to me: "I need a pint of Guinness!" The Guinness and the foaming pints of bitter favoured...

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'We're After You': UKIP Claims First Elected MP

UKIP leader Nigel Farage has warned David Cameron and Ed Miliband "we're after you" after the party claimed its first elected MP by winning 12,404 votes in the Clacton by-election. Elsewhere, the party slashed Labour's majority in Heywood and Middleton...

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US Expands Ebola Checks As Dallas Patient Dies

The US has announced an expansion of ebola testing at airports, as the first person to be diagnosed in the country has died.  A suspected patient was rushed to hospital in Texas - a sheriff's deputy who entered the Dallas apartment of victim...

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Australian Woman Being Tested For Ebola

A 57-year-old Australian woman has been tested for ebola after she developed a fever following her return from Sierra Leone, health officials have confirmed. The volunteer Red Cross nurse arrived back in Australia at the weekend after spending a month...

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Ebola: Pressure Grows For UK Airport Checks

Pressure is growing for ministers to order ebola testing of travellers arriving in the UK to stop the disease from spreading. The Government is being urged to follow the US, which unveiled extra airport screening after the death of the first patient...

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Ebola Dead Abandoned On Streets After Strike

Ebola victims are being left on Sierra Leone's streets because of a strike by burial teams, according to media in the country. The workers, who arguably have one of the world's most dangerous jobs, complain they have not been paid. The situation...

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Terror Arrests May Have Foiled Major Plot

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences in a series of raids, during which one suspect was Tasered. The men - all aged 20 or 21 - were detained by officers from the Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command at addresses...

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Airstrikes Target IS Fighters In Border Town

Two new airstrikes have reportedly been carried out against Islamic State (IS) targets around the Syrian border town of Kobani. Thick black smoke could be seen billowing into the air from a hill on the eastern side of the town, according to the AFP news...

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Ebola Deaths Hidden As Fear Grips Liberia

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent, Monrovia Liberia's few ebola treatment centres are overwhelmed with the sick and dying - with patients sharing beds and the dead laying near the desperately ill. The country has accounted for more than half...

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Shrien Dewani Tells Court He Is Bisexual

A British millionaire accused of murdering his wife on their honeymoon in South Africa has told a judge he is bisexual. Shrien Dewani, 34, denies orchestrating his wife's death by hiring three men to kill the 28-year-old as they drove through Cape...

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Face-To-Face With The Dying In An Ebola Centre

By Garwen McLuckie, Sky News Cameraman Before filming inside the high-risk zone, we were told that all or equipment would have to be either disinfected or incinerated. I had prepared hard - bringing tailor-made plastic sealed containers for the small...

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British Teacher Held Hostage In Libya Freed

A British teacher who was being held hostage by militants in Libya has been released and reunited with his family. David Bolam, who worked at the International School in Benghazi, was abducted earlier this year. His kidnapping had not been reported...

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Alice Murder Hunt: Body Removed From Park

A body believed to be that of the man wanted for the murder of 14-year-old Alice Gross has been removed from a park in west London. It is understood that Arnis Zalkalns was found hanged in woods at Boston Manor Park - a mile from where the schoolgirl's...

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F1 Driver Suffers Severe Head Injury In GP Crash

Formula One driver Jules Bianchi is reportedly in a critical condition after being seriously injured in a crash at a wet Japanese Grand Prix. Bianchi's Marussia car was apparently in a collision with a recovery vehicle that was on the scene removing...

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