Man Dies Sleeping Rough In Cold For Documentary

A young documentary maker has been found dead while sleeping rough in freezing temperatures to highlight the plight of the homeless. Lee Halpin, 26, had planned to spend a week living on the streets in his home city of Newcastle. He began the project...

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London Shooting: Man Charged With Murder

A man has been charged with the murder of a teenager who was shot in the chest in north London, Scotland Yard has said. Mohammed Hussein, 19, died in Edmonton on Monday after neighbours heard shouting in the street and then gunfire about an hour later....

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Hospital Patients Should Be Offered Nicotine Gum

Hospital patients who smoke should be given nicotine patches or gum as soon as they are admitted, health officials have said. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) said hospitals have a duty of care to help people quit the habit....

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HBOS Bank Bosses Life-Ban Call In Report

Exclusive: Ex-HBOS Banker Gets Ban Updated: 8:00pm UK, Wednesday 12 September 2012 By Mark Kleinman, City Editor One of the former executives who led HBOS to the brink of collapse in 2008 is to be hit with a massive fine and a lifetime ban from...

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Pakistan Aid 'Should Be Linked To Taxes On Rich'

Britain should withhold extra aid to Pakistan unless the country boosts the amount of tax it collects from its own elite, a group of MPs has said. Pakistan will become the largest recipient of UK aid next year, a controversial move given the backdrop...

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Hate Crime: Goths, Punks And Emos Recognised

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Reporter Greater Manchester Police have become the first in the country to officially recognise hate crimes against goths, emos, punks and metallers. Attacks on those who belong to alternative subcultures will now be...

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Fans' Plea To FA Over Homophobic Chants

Fans of Brighton and Hove Albion have appealed for action to tackle homophobic abuse which they say is levelled at them by opposition supporters because of the city's large gay community. Together with the Gay Football Supporters' Network (GSFN), they...

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Derby Fire: Philpotts Face Jail Over Deaths

A couple who killed their six children in a house fire are due to be jailed, after both were convicted of manslaughter. Mick and Mairead Philpott triggered the blaze at their Derby home in the early hours of May 11 last year in a bid to frame Lisa Willis,...

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Cashpoint Explosion: CCTV Of Thieves' Attack

Thieves used explosives to blow up a Hampshire petrol station's cashpoint in an attack captured on CCTV. Police issued a warning after the blast at the Texaco in Weyhill, which they say mirrors similar raids on cash machines in mainland Europe. Officers...

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Windermere Lake Deaths: Woman And Girl Die

A 36-year-old woman and a 10-year-old girl have died and a man is being treated in hospital after they suffered breathing difficulties on a boat. The alarm was raised at around 4pm when Cumbria Police and an ambulance were called to a private vessel...

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Hospitals Could 'Grind To Halt' In Shake-Up

Health experts have warned that NHS is "not ready" for the raft of changes implemented under the controversial health reforms - which come into effect today. The Health and Social Care Act, which became law after a tortuous passage through Parliament,...

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Welfare Reforms 'Will Make Benefits Fairer'

The Government is beginning the biggest shake-up in the history of the Welfare State with the introduction of a raft of reforms which it says will make the benefits system "fairer". Chancellor George Osborne and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan...

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Plebgate: Mitchell's Scotland Yard Complaint

Ex-cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell has lodged a formal complaint against Scotland Yard over the apparent leaking of its report into the "Plebgate" affair. The senior Tory MP has written to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) accusing...

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Richard III: Legal Row Over Leicester Burial

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent A legal challenge is under way over where the 500-year-old remains of King Richard III should be finally laid to rest. The bones of the king were discovered under a council car park in Leicester, which...

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