Police Will Consider Bradford City Fire Claims

By Paul Kelso, Sports Correspondent West Yorkshire Police says it will consider any new evidence relating to the deaths of 56 people in the 1985 Bradford City fire, following the publication of new allegations about the tragedy. A new book alleges...

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Police Trained To Spot 'Paedophile Tattoos'

Police have been getting training to spot tattoos, books and even clothing that could indicate someone is a paedophile. Four hundred Durham officers were taught specialist skills developed by Texas police and Dr Joe Sullivan, an expert who has worked...

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Karen Buckley: Police Search Glasgow Park

Dozens of police officers and a helicopter have been scouring a Glasgow park for clues on the disappearance of missing student Karen Buckley. The entrance to Dawsholm Park was cordoned off after the 24-year-old's handbag was found there. Ms Buckley...

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'Third' Of GPs Thinking Of Quitting Before 2020

A third of GPs are thinking about retiring from general practice in the next five years, according to a survey of thousands of doctors. Nearly four in 10 (37%) said their workload was too much to deal with, while 53% said it was tough but generally...

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Sterling Faces Warning Over Laughing Gas Claim

Liverpool star Raheem Sterling could face a stern talking-to about his actions off the pitch after a video appeared to show him inhaling laughing gas. The club's manager, Brendan Rodgers, said it was not the behaviour of a top sportsman and that it...

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'Syria-Bound' Brit Waheed Ahmed Back In UK

A British man detained in Turkey for allegedly trying to cross illegally into Syria with eight members of his family is thought to be back in Britain after being deported. The rest of the group are expected to be flown back later today. Waheed Ahmed...

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Boy Who Died Skiing 'Was Daring Little Boy'

The family of a boy who died on a ski holiday in the Alps have described him as "daring outgoing determined little boy". Carwyn Scott-Howell, from Wales, was also described as a "very competent skier and snowboarder". The boy died when he fell around...

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Jail Threat As 'Revenge Porn' Law Comes In

Sharing sexually explicit images without consent carries a potential two-year jail sentence from today, as a new 'revenge porn' law comes into force. The measure targets people who share images or video without permission and with the intention of...

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Aintree Racegoer 'Knocked OAP To The Ground'

Police are investigating after a video emerged appearing to show a Grand National racegoer deliberately knocking over an elderly man. The video is believed to have been made outside the racecourse in Aintree where around 150,000 people attended the...

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British Boy Killed In Alps Ski Fall 'Was Lost'

A British boy who died in a skiing accident while on a family holiday in the French Alps was skiing alone at his own request, according to reports. The seven-year-old fell around 160ft from a cliff to his death in the alpine resort of Flaine...

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One Dead As Stolen Ambulance Collides With Bus

The driver of a stolen ambulance has been killed after the vehicle crashed into a double-decker bus near York, according to Sky sources. The person driving the ambulance - who police believe was not a paramedic or a member of ambulance staff - was...

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Jewel Heist: Victims' Anger As Alarm Ignored

The Metropolitan Police has come under fire after it emerged officers initially failed to go to the scene of the Hatton Garden jewel heist despite a burglar alarm going off. A security firm had contacted the force about an intruder alert at the safe...

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Ex-Met Chief Investigated Over Lawrence Claims

Former Metropolitan Police chief Lord Stevens is being investigated over claims he failed to disclose information to the Macpherson inquiry into the Stephen Lawrence murder probe. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) confirmed it was...

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Pollution Alert As Britain Set For Hottest Day

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent The elderly and people with health problems have been warned to avoid strenuous activity because of harmful levels of air pollution expected to blanket parts of the UK. The warning comes as forecasters...

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Terrorism Officers Investigate Death Of Preacher

Detectives from the Counter Terrorism Command are investigating the death of a Syrian preacher in north-west London. Abdul Hadi Arwani, 48, was found in his Volkswagen Passat in Wembley with a gunshot wound to the chest on Tuesday morning. Mr...

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Footballers May Be Among Jewel Heist Victims

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent Some of the UK's top footballers could be among the victims of the Hatton Garden safe deposit raid. Jewellers who store gems at the diamond centre in Holborn, central London, do commission work for a number of...

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'Ordinary Yorkshire Lads' Feared To Be In Syria

The families of two teenage boys believed to have travelled to Syria have said they are "in a state of profound shock" and are exrtremely concerned for their safety. The seventeen-year-olds, named as Hassan Munshi and Talha Asmal, are thought to have...

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All Passports To Be Checked On UK Exit

By Joanna Simpson, Sky News Reporter New border checks are being introduced today which will require every passport to be thoroughly verified before a person can leave the UK. The checks are being introduced at seaports, airports and tunnels which...

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Skin Cancer Rise Blamed On Package Holiday Boom

The cheap package holiday boom of the 1960s and 70s means pensioners are now seven times more likely to develop the deadliest form of skin cancer. New figures from Cancer Research UK show that men aged 65 and over are 10 times more likely to be diagnosed...

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Warm Easter Weather To Continue All Week

The warm Easter weather looks set to continue into the week. Temperatures could reach 21C (70F) in some places, when the average UK temperature for April is 11.4C (52F) and for England is 12.4C, according to the Met Office. Two Great White Pelicans...

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CCTV Appeal As Woman, 93, Hurt In Hit-And-Run

Police are hunting for a driver who left a 93-year-old woman lying in the middle of the road after a hit-and-run crash. They have issued a CCTV image of the silver Chrysler Voyager thought to have struck Isobel Rawes in Shirley, West Midlands. The...

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Police Get More Time To Question Syria Suspects

Police have been given more time to question six people arrested in Dover on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences. The five men and one woman were detained around 8am on Friday in the port's departure area. Officers now have until 8am next...

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Proton Beam Therapy Centres To Open In UK

The UK will get its first three proton beam therapy centres from next year in what experts say is a significant breakthrough for cancer treatment. The first centre will be opened in Cardiff by local company Proton Partners International Ltd, with...

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Tories Pledge 1980s-Style Housing 'Revolution'

A 1980s-style housing "revolution" doubling the number of first-time buyers by 2020 has been pledged by the Tories, if they are elected. The plan would mean half a million people a year getting their feet on the housing ladder, George Osborne said....

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Sturgeon Denies Secretly Backing Cameron For PM

Nicola Sturgeon has "categorically" denied telling a foreign ambassador she would rather see David Cameron than Ed Miliband as PM after the election. The SNP leader faced calls to explain a diplomatic memo, which recorded her saying privately that...

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Six Arrested In Dover In Syria Terror Probe

Six people are in police custody after being arrested in Dover on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences. The five men and one woman were detained around 8am on Friday in the port's departure area. West Midlands Police are searching a number...

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Man Who Mugged Disabled Pensioner Is Jailed

The man who mugged disabled pensioner Alan Barnes, sparking a charity campaign that raised £330,000, has been jailed. Richard Gatiss was sentenced to four years in prison by a judge at Newcastle Crown Court. The 25-year-old drug addict pushed...

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Briton Held On Syria Border Is Councillor's Son

One of the nine Britons detained in Turkey for allegedly trying to cross into Syria is the son of a Labour councillor. In a statement, Rochdale councillor Shakil Ahmed said he was "shocked, worried and extremely upset" to find out his 21-year-old...

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Hillsborough Survivor Saved By 'Kiss Of Life'

Hillsborough Survivor Saved By 'Kiss Of Life' We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Relatives' Moving Stories" Video: Relatives' Moving Stories By...

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Drug Companies Accused In Eye Disease Row

By Nick Ravenscroft, Sky News Reporter The British Medical Journal has accused drugs companies which make and market a medicine for a common eye disease of undermining trials of another, cheaper drug so as to maximise profits. The NHS could save...

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