Buckingham Palace Break-In: Two Arrested

A security review has been launched after a break-in at Buckingham Palace when a man scaled a fence to get inside the Queen's home. Police said the man was found "in an area currently open to the public during the day" and arrested for burglary, trespass...

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Millions 'Should Not Be In A&E' - Exclusive

By Thomas Moore, Health Correspondent Up to 6.5 million patients every year should avoid going to A&E and be treated by GPs, paramedics and even chemists instead, the doctor leading the review of NHS emergency services claims today. Around...

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Legal Action Over Red Caps' Iraq Mob Death

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent The families of four Royal Military Policemen who were killed by a mob in Iraq 10 years ago are taking fresh legal action to force a public inquiry into their deaths. Six Red Caps were killed when a 400-strong...

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Only 20% Of Rapes Reported, Says Charity

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Correspondent Thousands of women who have been sexually assaulted may have too little faith in the legal system to report the crimes, says a victim support charity. Rape Crisis carried out a survey of 1,000 women with...

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Bristol: Football Violence At Derby Match

Mounted police cleared fans from the pitch after violence broke out at a football derby match in Bristol. Officers moved in when Bristol City fans ran out of the stands at Ashton Gate to celebrate their team's 2-1 victory over Bristol Rovers in the...

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Police Chief: 60% Of Crimes Not Investigated

The head of Britain's second largest police force has admitted that 60% of all crimes reported in his area are not investigated. Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy said his officers are only able to follow up about 40% of offences....

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Customs Checks 'Overlooked' During Olympics

Pressure to cut border queues during the London 2012 Olympics led to customs officers overlooking checks on drugs and gun smuggling, the public spending watchdog has warned. A new report by the National Audit Office (NAO) said staff shortages and the...

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Daniel Pelka: Funeral Held For Starved Boy

The funeral of Daniel Pelka, the four-year-old who died after an horrific campaign of abuse, has taken place in Poland. Daniel was beaten, starved and poisoned by his mother and her partner, who hid the abuse by claiming he had an eating disorder. ...

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Dementia Patients Feel 'Trapped' In Their Homes

More than 180,000 dementia sufferers in the UK feel "trapped in their own homes", according to research from the Alzheimer's Society. It said 35% of people with dementia only leave their homes once a week, and one in 10 get out just once a month. The...

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Corrie Star Bill Roache Pleads Not Guilty

Coronation Street star William Roache has pleaded not guilty to committing historic sexual offences against five girls. The 81-year-old actor formally denied the charges in a hearing at Preston Crown Court. The veteran soap star was arrested at his...

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Lancashire School Blaze: Five Boys Arrested

Police have arrested five boys aged between 11 and 15 on suspicion of arson following a school fire in Lancashire. Credit: David Pearson The blaze broke out on Sunday afternoon at Leyland St Mary's High School on Royal Avenue. Credit: Lancashire...

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Maths, English: Pupils Must Master Core GCSEs

Teenagers who do not get a C grade or above in GCSE maths and English will be required to continue learning the subjects until they gain the key qualifications under Government reforms. The Government says the move will help ensure that young people...

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Postmen Acting As 'Unwitting Drug Mules'

Postmen are acting as unwitting drug mules in the deadly trade in illegal drugs and legal highs, a new report has warned. Research by independent think-tank, the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), said the UK is the "addicted man of Europe" and has become...

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Stalking Laws Lead To Just 33 Convictions

Only a "fraction" of stalkers have been convicted since it was made a criminal offence, according to new figures. Figures obtained under a freedom of information request showed that between November 2012, when stalking became a crime, and the end of...

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