Helicopter Fell 'Like A Stone Out Of The Sky'

Eyewitnesses have described the "terrifying" moment when a police helicopter spun out of control and plunged into a bar which was hosting a live music gig. Grace MacLean was in The Clutha in Stockwell Street, Glasgow, and said people only became aware...

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Police Helicopter Crashes Into Glasgow Pub Roof

A police helicopter has crashed into a pub roof on the banks of the River Clyde in central Glasgow. The aircraft came down on The Clutha in Stockwell Street at 10.25pm which was packed with more than 100 people at the time. Police Scotland said...

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Mairead Philpott's Appeal Hearing Televised

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent The father of Mairead Philpott has told Sky News she should not be appealing against her sentence for killing her six children. The court hearing is due to be televised later. It will be the most high-profile...

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Energy Bills: Govt Wants Price Freeze Until 2015

The Energy Secretary has written to the big six energy providers asking them to freeze their prices until after the 2015 general election, according to Sky sources. The call, barring any big increase in wholesale fuel costs, is to try to avoid another...

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Student Loans: £5bn Unaccounted For Says NAO

More than £5bn paid out in student loans is unaccounted for because the Government does not have enough information about the recipients. There are 368,000 student borrowers for whom there is no current employment record, or other details on earnings,...

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David Cameron 'U-Turn' Over Cigarette Packaging

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent David Cameron is set to be accused of a major U-turn over the introduction of plain packaging of cigarettes. The Government is poised to announce it is pressing ahead with the measure aimed at making...

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Digital Post-Mortem Centre To Open In UK

Europe's first non-invasive digital post-mortem examinations will be carried out at a state-of-the-art centre in Sheffield. It will allow pathologists to perform some investigations into cause of death without dissecting the body. Sheffield is the...

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Lottery: Last Gasp Search For £12m Winner

By Adele Robinson, Midlands Correspondent A £12m lottery prize will be lost forever if it is not claimed before a deadline elapses tonight The winning EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle ticket, worth £1m a month for a year, was bought on Friday May...

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Melanie Hall Murder: Man, 44, Arrested

A man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Melanie Hall who went missing 17 years ago. The 44-year-old was held at his home in Bath last week as part of the investigation into the death of the 25-year-old clerical worker, whose body was found...

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Scotland Independence: SNP Unveils White Paper

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Scotland's SNP Government is set to present a vision of a "wealthier and fairer" Scotland ahead of next year's independence referendum. The 670-page white paper will be launched at an event in Glasgow at...

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Domestic Violence: 'Clare's Law' Set To Widen

A scheme that gives people the right to ask police if their partner has a history of domestic violence is expected to be widened. 'Clare's Law' has been trialled by four police forces and is named after Clare Wood, who was strangled and set on fire...

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Ministers To Unveil £900m Student Loan Sale

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Nearly £1bn of student loans will be offloaded by the Government to a private debt collection agency today in a move likely to stoke renewed controversy over coalition sell-offs. Sky News can reveal that ministers...

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Miliband Accuses PM Of 'Reaching A New Low'

Labour leader Ed Miliband has accused the Prime Minister of resorting to a strategy of mud-slinging in an effort to win the 2015 election. He hit out at David Cameron for using the Paul Flowers scandal to attack his party's links to the co-operative...

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London 'Slavery': Neighbours' Shock At Claims

People living near to a house where three women were allegedly held as slaves for more than three decades have spoken of their shock at the claims. The women - a 69-year-old from Malaysia, a 57-year-old from Ireland and a 30-year-old Briton - were taken...

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