Plebgate Trio Win Legal Bid To Challenge Probe

An investigation by the police watchdog into three police officers over their conduct in the so-called Plebgate scandal has been put on hold. Inspector Ken MacKaill of West Mercia Police, Detective Sergeant Stuart Hinton, of Warwickshire Police, and...

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Student's Family Lose Deportation Battle

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter A mother who has campaigned to stop the removal of her 19-year-old daughter from the country has been told she too has to leave Britain. Student Yashika Bageerathi was due to be flown back to Maritius on Tuesday afternoon...

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Clegg And Farage Gear Up For Live Europe Debate

Clegg v Farage: Who Will Be Knocked Out? Updated: 9:11am UK, Wednesday 26 March 2014 By Kay Burley, Sky News Presenter Not since the 2010 Leaders' Debates has the Westminster village so highly anticipated the broadcasting battle of two political...

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Teacher Strike Disrupts Thousands Of Schools

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent Thousands of state schools have been closed or partially closed by a one-day strike involving members of the National Union of Teachers. Schools are being disrupted across England and Wales as the NUT launches...

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Weather: Mother's Day Temperatures May Hit 20C

The arrival of British Summer Time at the weekend is set to coincide with a period of warmer weather for many parts of the UK. Clocks go forward at 1am on Mother's Day this Sunday, meaning we lose an hour's sleep but get longer, lighter evenings. Temperatures...

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Max Clifford 'Had Slap And Tickle In Office'

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Publicist Max Clifford told police he had "slap and tickle" in his office but never sexual intercourse, a court has heard. Clifford, who is accused of indecently assaulting several women, said the atmosphere in his...

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Energy Firm SSE To Freeze Household Bills

'Big Six' energy firm SSE is to freeeze household bills until January 2016, it has been confirmed. The announcement comes amid the ongoing controversy over energy bill price hikes for consumers and businesses. SSE chief executive Alistair Phillips-Davies...

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Russian Tycoon 'Depressed' Before Death

What We Know About Berezovsky Updated: 1:09pm UK, Monday 25 March 2013 The suspicious deaths of a number of Russian exiles who had fallen foul of the regime meant that rumours swirled almost instantly that Boris Berezovsky had been killed. But so far...

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MP Nigel Evans: Accuser Is 'Machiavellian' Liar

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Former deputy speaker Nigel Evans has described a man who he is accused of sexually assaulting as a "Machiavellian" liar. The MP told police that the man was "flirtatious, moody, Tory, Labour, gay,...

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Terror Charges For UK Soldier Ryan McGee

British soldier Ryan McGee is to be charged with explosives and terrorism offences over claims he made an improvised bomb. The 19-year-old, from 5th Battalion the Rifles, is also alleged to have had a copy of bomb-making manual The Anarchist Cookbook....

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