Care Home Staff 'Must Have Proper Training'

Compulsory training for care home staff will be introduced under Government plans to better protect the elderly from abuse and neglect, according to reports. Health minister Norman Lamb said the lack of basic requirements for training care workers was...

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Abu Qatada Arrested For 'Breaching Bail'

Abu Qatada has been arrested for allegedly breaching his bail conditions, days ahead of a new Government attempt to have him deported. The radical cleric, who has been convicted of terror charges in Jordan, was arrested by UK Border Agency officials...

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Bath Ambulance Crash: Boy Badly Hurt

A boy was seriously injured after being hit by an ambulance as it answered a 999 call. The child, believed to be 10-years-old, suffered "significant" head injuries in the accident with the South Western Ambulance Service vehicle in Bath, Somerset, just...

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Police Hunt For Missing 10-Year-Old Boy

Police are appealing for the public's help to trace a missing 10-year-old boy. Shaequan Farquarson was last seen at about 8am on Wednesday on Mauldeth Road, Withington, in Manchester. The youngster is described as black, 4ft 10in tall, with dreadlocks...

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Gucci Ram-Raid: Sloane Street Shop Targeted

Ram-raiders have smashed their way into the flagship London store of luxury fashion brand Gucci. The car was driven into the Sloane Street boutique on Wednesday night, the Metropolitan Police said. Three suspects fled the scene and no arrests have...

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Deer Cull Urged By Experts As Numbers Soar

By David Crabtree, Sky Correspondent Experts are urging drastic measurers to cull the soaring deer population in Britain. New research suggests that only by killing 50-60% of the animals can their numbers be kept under some control. The number...

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Sex Abuse Panel Formed In Wake Of Savile Case

By Mark White, Home News Correspondent Police and prosecutors are to set up a special panel to review historic sex abuse allegations in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal. The measure is part of a radical overhaul designed to reform the way in...

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Miliband: Low-Skill Immigration Is Too High

Britons must get a "fair crack of the whip" when it comes to competing for jobs with immigrants, Ed Miliband will say later. In a party political broadcast, the party leader will admit Labour got the immigration issue wrong while in power and should...

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Mortar Bomb Plotters 'Absolutely Reckless'

Police in Northern Ireland have condemned a foiled mortar bomb plot as "absolutely reckless". Army bomb disposal experts were called to the Letterkenny Road area of Londonderry after the four live devices were discovered in the back of a van last night...

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British Army Bases In Germany To Close By 2019

British Army's History In Germany Updated: 10:27pm UK, Monday 04 March 2013 By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The British Army arrived in Germany after the end of the Second World War to control the British zone of the country. It became...

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Al Sweady Inquiry Into Iraq War Abuse Claims

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent An inquiry into whether British soldiers committed war crimes during the Iraq War will finally begin in public today, more than three years after it was first ordered. The Al Sweady Inquiry will be the...

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Mortar Bombs Found In Van In Londonderry

Sky sources say at least three mortars have been found in the back of a van on the outskirts of Londonderry. Sky's Ireland correspondent David Blevins said: "It would appear that police have managed to thwart yet another attempted attack by dissident...

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Councils 'Not Providing Enough Childcare'

More than two thirds of councils are failing to provide enough childcare for working parents, campaigners for families' rights have warned. Only one in five local authorities have enough childcare for parents with children under two, and just one in...

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PM Meets Families Facing Poverty At Food Bank

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent The Prime Minister has made a secret visit to his local food bank, after criticism that Downing St does not understand the increasing role they are playing in 'Austerity Britain'. Mr Cameron visited the charity...

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