Lib Dems: We'll Protect No 10 From 'Extremes'

Nick Clegg has warned against a coalition that would see Nigel Farage or Alex Salmond walk through the doors of Number 10 as he launched his party's manifesto. The Liberal Democrat leader said that come 8 May either David Cameron or Ed Miliband...

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Oil Find Near Gatwick 'Clarified' By Owner

The company which reported a massive upgrade to an oil find near Gatwick Airport has conceded it was not in a position to properly size it up. Last week's announcement that up to 100 billion barrels, a potentially "world-class" discovery, had been...

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Three Guilty Of Gambler's 'Honeytrap' Death

Three people have been found guilty of the 'honeytrap' death of a professional poker player. Kyrron Jackson, 28, and Nicholas Chandler, 29, were convicted by a jury of murdering Mehmet Hassan after Jackson's girlfriend Leonie-Marie Granger set the...

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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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Rory McIlroy Takes On 50 Shades Star At Footy

By David Blevins, Ireland Correspondent He may still be chasing the career grand slam in golf but Rory McIlroy has won the bragging rights on the football pitch. His friend, actor Jamie Dornan, challenged him to a match and the video of the golfer's...

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Windsor Castle Staff Back Industrial Action

Staff described by their union as the "public face" of Windsor Castle have voted to take industrial action in a pay dispute. The 76 wardens, all members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union, voted by 84% in favour of action short of a...

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Parking Notice Gives Clue To Kate's Due Date

Parking restrictions have been put in place near the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge is due to give birth to her second child. The restrictions, detailed on yellow signs outside the private Lindo wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, will...

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Campaign Urges Minority Groups To Vote

By Hind Hassan, Sky News Reporter A new campaign is encouraging people from black and minority ethnic (BME) backgrounds to vote in order to avoid being left out of the political process. The campaign has been launched by the non-profit organisation...

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Police Divers Join Search For Missing Student

Police Divers Join Search For Missing Student We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "Parents 'Desperate' To Find Karen" Video: Parents 'Desperate' To Find...

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Nigel Farage: 'We Want Our Country Back'

Nigel Farage has said his is the only party in the General Election with a "credible plan for immigration". Launching UKIP's Believe In Britain manifesto at a hotel in Thurrock, Essex, the party leader said the only way Britain could regain control...

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PM: 11-Year-Olds Who Fail Should Resit Exams

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor A new system of resits will require 11-year-olds in England to prove they are meeting minimum standards in maths and English if the Conservatives are returned to power in the General Election. Under the Tory...

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Litvinenko Suspect: Death 'Suicide By Accident'

One of two ex-KGB agents suspected of using a radioactive poison to kill a former spy in London has said the victim may have accidentally poisoned himself. Alexander Litvinenko died three weeks after after meeting the two agents at a London hotel...

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Labour Would Abolish 'Non-Dom' Tax Status

By Jason Farrell, Senior Political Correspondent Ed Miliband has defended his policy to abolish non-dom status after it emerged the shadow chancellor recently said scrapping the tax rule would cost the country money. The Labour leader unveiled plans...

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Clarkson Allowed To Present BBC Quiz Show

Jeremy Clarkson has been given permission by the BBC to present the quiz show Have I Got News For You despite his contract not being renewed. The Top Gear presenter was the subject of an internal investigation at the corporation after he attacked...

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Syrian Preacher Found Shot Dead In London

By Duncan Gardham, Security Journalist A Syrian preacher from a west London mosque has been found shot dead in a car in Wembley. Abdul Hadi Arwani was found sitting in a dark-coloured Volkswagen Passat with a gunshot wound to his chest on Tuesday...

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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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Roy Keane Denies 'Road Rage' Allegation

By Becky Johnson, Sky News Correspondent Roy Keane has pleaded not guilty to a public order offence over an alleged road rage row with a taxi driver. Keane, 43, from Hale did not appear in person at the brief hearing at Trafford Magistrates Court....

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Everything You Need To Know About Non-Doms

Who are the non-doms, what tax do they avoid and who introduced these rules anyway? Here is all you need to know. :: What is non-dom status? Non-domiciled status can be claimed where you are living in the UK but your father or grandfather was resident...

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Supermarket Wars: Aldi Overtakes Waitrose

Aldi has overtaken Waitrose in terms of market share for the first time in the UK to become the country's sixth largest supermarket chain, according to the latest industry figures. Statistics published by Kantar Worldpanel for the 12 weeks ending...

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Jewellery Heist: Gems 'Already Out Of Country'

Gems stolen in one of the largest and most daring jewellery heists ever will already be out of the country, a former Flying Squad chief believes. Jewellery and precious stones, which could be worth millions of pounds, were snatched by thieves from...

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Couple Scoop £1m Lottery For Second Time

A couple from Scunthorpe have won £1m on the EuroMillions lottery - for a second time. David and Kathleen Long beat odds of 283-billion-to-one to add to the £1m they picked up in 2013. "All you've got to do is believe you're going to do it,"...

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Law Student Jailed Over Bomb-Making Manual

A law student cleared of plotting an attack in the UK's first secret terror trial has been jailed for having a bomb-making guide. Erol Incedal was jailed for three-and-a-half years for possessing a memory card with what the judge said were viable...

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Windy Weather Batters Britain As Easter Looms

Winds of up to 70mph battered parts of England and Wales overnight, causing widespread travel disruption and flooding in some regions. In the northwest, firefighters spent three hours removing a 20ft tree which had fallen onto a house in Leigh - ruining...

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The Kind Of Advert Money Just Cannot Buy

It's the kind of advertisement that money can't buy. The front page of the Daily Telegraph is devoted to a letter, signed by more than 100 business leaders, backing Conservative Party policies and warning "a change in course" would "put the recovery...

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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 The inquests into the 96 deaths started 25 years after the event By Nick Martin,...

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