More Funds Urged For Struggling New Mums

By Emma Birchley, East Of England Correspondent A letter has been sent to the Chancellor urging him to allocate funds in the Budget to support women struggling to cope before and after the birth of a baby. More than one in 10 women suffer from ante...

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Clarkson Hints At Possible Top Gear Exit

Jeremy Clarkson has hinted he may be ready to leave Top Gear after being suspended over a bust-up with a producer. Writing in his column for the Sun newspaper he appeared to refer to himself as a "dinosaur", explaining that "the day must come when...

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Ebola Nurse And Two Colleagues Back In UK

A British healthcare worker who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone has arrived in the UK for specialist treatment. The unnamed woman, who works for the British military in Kerry Town, is being treated at a special high-level isolation...

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Rochdale Abuse: Police Admit Failing Victims

By Becky Johnson, Sky News Correspondent Greater Manchester Police has admitted failing to properly investigate child sexual exploitation in Rochdale. The extent and gravity of crimes being committed was not recognised by officers, a report by the...

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France Overtakes Britain In IS Air Campaign

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent France has overtaken Britain as the second biggest contributor to the air campaign against Islamic State, Sky News can reveal. The UK government has long claimed that position but since the arrival of French...

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DUP: Future Coalition Must Commit On Defence

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent A future coalition government would have to commit to maintaining defence spending if it wants DUP support, the party has told Sky News. The Northern Ireland party has set the red line as part of its national...

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Missing Schoolgirls May Have Stolen Jewellery

The three east London schoolgirls who fled to Syria to join Islamic State (IS) are believed to have stolen family jewellery to fund their trip, MPs have been told. Shamima Begum, 15, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and 15-year-old Amira Abase flew from Gatwick...

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Half Of Single Parents Borrow Money For Childcare

Nearly half of single parents have had to borrow money to pay for childcare, according to a report. The campaign group Gingerbread said the increasing cost of childcare proved the idea that work was the best route out of poverty was "far from reality"...

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Hillsborough Police Chief To Face Inquests

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent The man who was in charge of policing on the day of the Hillsborough disaster will today give evidence to inquests into the deaths of 96 football fans. David Duckenfield was match commander on 15 April,...

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Police Forces Lose Track Of 396 Sex Offenders

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent Police have lost track of almost 400 registered sex offenders they should be monitoring, include a child rapist who vanished two years ago, official figures have revealed. Others have been off the police radar...

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Defence Cuts Could Put 30,000 Jobs At Risk

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Britain's Army could shrink to its smallest size in more than 250 years the UK has been warned. A report published by the think tank Royal United Services Institute predicts the UK defence budget will fall...

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Cameron Pledges To Open 500 New Free Schools

By Jason Farrell, Political Correspondent David Cameron says he wants to create 500 more free schools in the next parliament. The Prime Minister will suggest at a speech in London later today that the controversial programme has been a great success,...

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UK Kurds Mixed About Britons Fighting IS

By Richard Suchet, Sky News Reporter "You lost one son but you have earned thousands of other sons." That is the message from the editor of the UK's only Kurdish newspaper, Aladdin Sinayic, to the family of the first British person to die fighting...

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Trespasser On Roof Of House Of Commons

Police have confirmed they are dealing with a man trespassing on the roof of the House of Commons. Officers were made aware of the man on the roof at 9.15pm on Saturday. Sky News Political Correspondent Jason Farrell, who is at the scene, says the...

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