BA Owner IAG Tables Fresh Bid For Aer Lingus

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor, in Davos The parent company of British Airways (BA) has approached Aer Lingus about a fresh takeover bid for the Irish carrier. Sky News can exclusively reveal that International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) submitted...

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Obama Joining PM To Pay Tribute To Saudi King

Prime Minister David Cameron and The Prince of Wales, representing the Queen, are flying to Saudi Arabia today following the death of King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz. They will join a host of international dignitaries in Riyadh to pay their respects to...

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Teenager Murdered In Pub Machete Attack

A murder investigation has begun after a 19-year-old man was killed in a machete attack outside a pub in Gloucester. He was attacked near the Pike and Musket pub at about 12.40am on Saturday morning, and police are appealing for witnesses. A 22-year-old...

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The Sun Puts Topless Woman Back On Page 3

The Sun has published a photo of a topless woman for the first time in almost a week after speculation the newspaper had scrapped its Page 3 feature. The newspaper featured a winking "Nicole, 22, from Bournemouth" on Page 3 in Thursday's edition -...

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Video: Police Shoot Black Man As He Surrenders

Newly released footage has revealed the moment a man was shot dead during a police traffic stop in New Jersey as he got out of a car with his hands raised. The footage, captured by a police dashboard camera, shows officers making a traffic stop in...

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Prince Andrew Asked To Respond Under Oath

Prince Andrew has been formally asked to respond to allegations by a woman who claims she was made to have under-age sex with him. A letter addressed to the Prince at Buckingham Palace has been filed by lawyers acting on behalf of Virginia Roberts....

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'Unnatural Sex' File Given To Abuse Inquiry

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent A secret Government file has been unearthed that documents "unnatural" sexual behaviour taking place when the Westminster paedophile scandal was at its height. It has been kept under lock and key for 35 years...

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Iraq Inquiry: The Key Points Explained

Disagreements over confidential messages between then prime minister Tony Blair and US President George W Bush have delayed the publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq War. The inquiry was set up to examine the initiation and conduct of the...

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Iraq War Report Delayed For 'Some Months'

The Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war will not be published until after the General Election, it has emerged in a series of letters. In a letter to Prime Minister David Cameron, chairman Sir John Chilcot said "very substantial progress" has been...

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Boko Haram 'Abducts' 50 Children In Cameroon

Suspected Boko Haram fighters have abducted up to 80 people, many of them children, in a deadly assault on villages in northern Cameroon, officials say. "According to our initial information, around 30 adults, most of them herders, and 50 young girls...

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Imams 'Must Do More' To Root Out Radicals

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has written to over 1,000 mosques in Britain urging them to do more to root out extremists - but the move has been branded divisive by some Muslim leaders. In the letter, Mr Pickles stressed he was "proud" of...

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Cameron Puts Jobs Vow At Heart Of Campaign

David Cameron has been setting out his plan for full employment, promising to make Britain the "jobs factory of Europe" as the economy returns to health. The Prime Minister, who was speaking in Ipswich, said the country is "coming out the other side"...

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Indonesia: Foreigners Executed By Firing Squad

Six people, including five foreign nationals, have been executed by firing squad in Indonesia after they were convicted on drug charges. The foreigners, from Brazil, the Netherlands, Vietnam, Malawi and Nigeria, were executed at around midnight,...

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Delays As Eurostar Resumes After Fire

Delays As Eurostar Resumes After Fire We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Eurotunnel Services Resume" Video: Eurotunnel Services Resume Passengers...

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Ex-MI5 Boss: Terror Laws 'Not Fit For Purpose'

The former head of MI5 has warned that Britain's anti-terror laws are "not fit for purpose". Lord Evans' comments about the powers of intelligence and security agencies were reported as the Prime Minister said Britain is facing a "very severe threat"...

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