British Runaway 'Feared Kidnapped In Spain'

A British man who fled to Spain is believed to have been kidnapped by men posing as police officers. Francis Brennan left the UK ahead of a sentencing date last October for an assault he committed in the Thames Valley area in 2012. He was last seen...

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Moazzam Begg Charged With Terror Offences

Ex-Guantanamo detainee Moazzam Begg has been charged with providing terrorist training and funding terrorism overseas, West Midlands Police have said. The 45-year-old British citizen, from Hall Green, Birmingham, was one of four people arrested...

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Dementia Care: 'Britain Must Raise Its Game'

A raft of new measures to provide better support for people with dementia and improve diagnosis rates in the UK have been announced by the Health Secretary. Jeremy Hunt said: "Dementia can be a horrific and heartbreaking disease, but it is my mission...

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Gamblers To Set Cash Caps On Slot Machines

New technology will allow gamblers to set limits on how much time and money they spend on gaming machines. The technology is being installed on gaming machines in England and Wales as part of a code of conduct established by the Association of British...

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NI Assembly Set For Recall Over Bomb Ruling

Hyde Park Bombing Victims' Families 'Angry' Updated: 7:51pm UK, Tuesday 25 February 2014 The families of the soldiers killed in the Hyde Park IRA bomb blast have criticised Northern Ireland police's "monumental blunder" after an attempt to prosescute...

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Pre-Nups Should Be Legally Binding, Says Report

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor Pre-nuptial agreements should become legally binding in court, according to an influential report. The body which reviews law in England and Wales wants them to have contractual force, and is calling on parliament...

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RBS Reaches Deal To Award £550m Bonus Pot

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is to pay approximately £550m in staff bonuses for 2013 after securing the agreement of the Treasury agency that is its biggest shareholder. Sky News has learnt that the taxpayer-backed...

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Nursing Staff Cuts Linked To Higher Death Rates

Hospitals are experiencing higher patient death rates as a direct result of nursing cutbacks, according to a study of hospitals in England and eight other countries. Data from 300 European hospitals shows that every extra patient added to a nurse's...

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