Donations Flood In After Cyclist's Death

Charity donations have poured in after a woman who represented England as a elite rower was killed in a collision with a lorry on a fundraising bike ride. Anna Roots, 34, from west London, suffered fatal injuries on the A386 in Sutherland, on Saturday...

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Call For New Law To Oust Under-Fire Police Boss

Senior MPs are calling for the Government to look at introducing emergency legislation so police and crime commissioners such as under-fire Shaun Wright can be sacked. Appearing before the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee, Mr Wright said he intended...

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Scotland: Can Party Leaders Turn The Tide?

By Faisal Islam, Political Editor, In Edinburgh The visit of the Westminster party leaders to a rebellious Scotland could turn out to be the biggest gamble in British political history. The United Kingdom's territorial integrity is up for grabs,...

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Pregnant Kate Too Sick To Make Harry's Games

The Duchess of Cambridge's acute morning sickness will prevent her attending the opening ceremony and start of the Invictus Games. Kate, who is expecting her second child following the birth of Prince George, was also forced to cancel an engagement...

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Energy Firms Return £153m In Unclaimed Credit

The so-called "Big Six" energy companies have launched a campaign to reunite former customers with £153m of unclaimed credit on their accounts. Up to three million households could benefit from the MyEnergyCredit initiative. The scheme, launched...

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Hi-Tech Survey Makes New Finds At Stonehenge

A hidden complex of archaeological monuments has been uncovered around Stonehenge using hi-tech methods of scanning below the Earth's surface. The finds date back 6,000 years and include evidence of 17 previously unknown wooden or stone structures and...

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Millennium Falcon Sighting Shocks Photographer

A man has told Sky News he "fell off his seat" when he realised he had captured photos of the new Star Wars set while taking publicity shots of aeroplanes. Matthew Myatt was taking stock photos for the flying school Airborne Aviation over Greenham...

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Scottish Vote: BP Says No To Independence

BP has weighed into the Scottish independence debate by declaring its support for the "integrity of the United Kingdom". The oil firm's public statement was its first to directly support the Better Together campaign after similar comments earlier this...

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Woman In Court Over Pennie Davis Fatal Stabbing

A woman has appeared in court charged in connection with the murder of a mother-of-five in the New Forest. Pennie Davis, 47, had been tending her two horses in a paddock near Beaulieu, Hampshire, when she was fatally stabbed on September 2. Leanne...

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PM: Referendum Not About Kicking 'Effing Tories'

What Happens If Scotland Leaves The Union? Updated: 2:00pm UK, Tuesday 09 September 2014 Supporters of both sides of the Scotland referendum debate are mounting a final push for votes before the ballot on September 18. Sky News looks at what will happen...

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