Mum's Plea After Teen Was Denied Cancer Drugs

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter The family of a teenage girl who died from a rare form of bone cancer is calling for the relaxation of rules governing who is eligible to take part in potentially life-saving drugs trials. Despite the pleas of her parents,...

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Demo Against UK's Use Of Armed Drones

In a first national protest, anti-war demonstrators are to gather outside an RAF base today to voice their opposition to the UK's use of armed drones in Afghanistan. Members of the Stop The War Coalition, CND, The Drone Campaign Network and War on Want...

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London Bus Stabbing: Boy, 16, Dies

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a 16-year-old boy who was stabbed on a bus in London. Police were called just after 3pm on Tuesday after the boy was stabbed on the route 393 bus. The bus was stopped at Highbury New Park,...

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Nationwide Drive To Boost MMR Vaccination

By Gamal Fahnbulleh, Sky News Reporter A national catch-up programme to increase MMR vaccination uptake in children and teenagers has been announced. The aim is to prevent measles outbreaks by vaccinating as many unvaccinated and partially vaccinated...

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Weather: Britain Set For Year's Hottest Day

Spring sunshine could see parts of the UK enjoy the country's hottest weather of the year so far - before plummeting temperatures and a sudden cold snap take hold. Large swathes of east Wales and southern and eastern England have been basking in clear...

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Rail Fares: Call For Action On Anomalies

Rail passengers in England and Wales could miss out on a cheaper approach to ticket pricing being adopted in Scotland, Campaign For Better Transport (CBT) has claimed. CBT said Scottish Government plans to freeze off-peak fares in 2014 and 2015 and...

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Cyber Attacks On UK Businesses 'Soaring'

The number of cyber attacks hitting businesses has soared in the past year, Government-commissioned research has revealed. The survey showed 87% of small firms - up 10% - experienced a security breach last year and 93% of large organisations had also...

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£100m 'Wasted' On Training Young Soldiers

Almost £100m is wasted every year by the Ministry of Defence in training 16 and 17-year-old army recruits, campaign groups have claimed. The report, by Child Soldiers International and ForcesWatch, found it costs the MoD twice as much to train a 16-year-old...

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Luis Suarez Bite: Liverpool Striker 'Sorry'

Liverpool's Luis Suarez has apologised for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic during a Premier League clash. The striker said sorry on his personal Twitter account around three hours after the final whistle blew on the game at Anfield. The 26-year-old...

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Stephen Lawrence Murder 'Sparked Change'

The Prime Minister says the racist killing of Stephen Lawrence "sparked monumental change" in British society - but that "more still needs to be done". David Cameron made the comments ahead of a memorial service today to mark the 20th anniversary of...

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London Marathon: Show Of Solidarity For Boston

By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent A 30-second silence will be held before the start of today's London Marathon as a mark of respect to victims of the Boston bombings. Organisers say most of the 36,000 runners are also expected to wear black...

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Measles Victim Died 'After He Was Sent Home'

The first victim to die in the measles outbreak in South Wales had been sent home from hospital, it has been claimed. Gareth Williams, 25, was discovered dead on Thursday morning at his home in the Port Tennant area of Swansea. Initial tests have revealed...

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