Woolwich Soldier Murder: Date Set For Pleas

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Two men accused of hacking a soldier to death near a military barracks in Woolwich will be asked to enter a plea in September. Michael Adebolajo, 28, of Romford, Essex, and Michael Adebowale, 22, of Greenwich,...

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Moors Murderer: I Killed Four More People

Previously unpublished letters show Moors murderer Ian Brady claimed to have killed four more people. As his bid to be transferred from a maximum security hospital to prison failed, the letters show that he confessed to killing two men in Glasgow and...

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School Crisis: Class Shortfall Could Hit Pupils

A crisis is looming in primary schools across England with predictions there will be a shortage of 250,000 classroom places in the coming school year. In the rush to provide enough school places, local councils may have to make decisions that affect...

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World's First Three-Parent Baby May Be British

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Reporter Britain may become the first country in the world to allow babies with three genetic parents to be born. A landmark decision by the Department of Health has opened the door to controversial treatments for inherited...

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Lawrence Mother To Question May On 'Smear Plot'

The mother of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence will ask the Home Secretary for either a judge-led or independent inquiry into claims undercover police were ordered to smear her family, her lawyer said. Doreen Lawrence is to meet Home Secretary Theresa...

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Spain Shooting: Three Found Dead In Mijas

Three members of a family have been found dead in a Spanish apartment. A man, a woman and a young woman, believed to be their daughter, were discovered in the property on the Costa Del Sol. The two women were Irish and the man is believed to be British....

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World Wide Web Inventor Wants Online Freedom

The founder of the world wide web has called for safeguards to prevent his invention being controlled by governments or large companies. Sir Tim Berners-Lee's warning came as he and five colleagues were recognised by the Queen for their pioneering work....

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Earn £48k As A Lap Dancer, Careers Advisers Say

Young entrepreneurs have been offered career advice on how to earn up to £48,000 as a lap dancer, stripper or escort by a Welsh Government-backed scheme. The "aspirational career opportunities" were featured on the Business Wales website, where those...

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Breast Cancer Drugs To Be Offered To 500,000

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Half a million women with a family risk of breast cancer are to be offered drugs to prevent the disease, in a ground-breaking move by the NHS watchdog. The drugs, which cost as little as £25 a year, can reduce...

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Moors Murderer Brady To Address Tribunal

Moors murderer Ian Brady will speak in public for the first time since 1966 as he bids to be transferred from hospital to prison. The child killer is expected to give lengthy evidence from 10am to a mental health tribunal sitting at Ashworth Hospital...

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Plot To 'Smear' Family Of Stephen Lawrence

An ex-undercover police officer claims he was part of an operation to "smear" the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence. Peter Francis said he was told to find "dirt" that could be used against members of the Lawrence family, shortly after the...

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Mosque Bomb: Anti-Terror Police Drafted In

Counter-terror police have been drafted in to help with a hate crime investigation after a home-made bomb exploded near a mosque. Around 150 people were evacuated from their homes in the Caldmore area of Walsall on Saturday night while bomb disposal...

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Osborne: Economy 'Leaving Intensive Care'

Chancellor George Osborne will claim the British economy is "moving from rescue to recovery" as he unveils his fresh round of spending cuts for Whitehall. Mr Osborne will deliver his spending review on Wednesday, setting out £11.5bn of cuts in Government...

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Wind Farm Plan In Bristol Channel 'Catastrophic'

By Emma Birchley, Sky Correspondent A battle is being fought to stop one of the world's biggest offshore windfarms being built in the Bristol Channel as the race continues to hit tough targets on renewable energy. The Atlantic Array is a development...

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