Adam Pickup: Body Found In Missing Teen Search

Police searching for teenager Adam Pickup have found a body they believe to be the missing student. The 17-year-old had not been seen since the early hours of Saturday morning, when he got separated from his friends during a night out in Manchester...

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David Attenborough's 'Ghastly' Night Shifts

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Sir David Attenborough says he struggled to acclimatise to night shifts during filming for his new documentary. The 87-year-old historian admits he found 20 nights shooting at London's Natural...

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New Year Honours: Women Overtake Men

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent More women than men have been named in the New Year Honours List for the first time ever. Actress Penelope Keith is made a dame along with Professor Julia Slingo, chief scientist at the Met Office, and Professor...

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Northern Ireland: No Agreement At Haass Talks

Northern Ireland's main political parties have failed to reach an agreement after marathon overnight talks led by US diplomat Richard Haass. Dr Haass said all parties supported aspects of a proposed agreement on how to deal with flags, disputed parades...

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North Sea Ferry Arson: Man Appears In Court

A man has appeared in court charged with arson intending to endanger lives after a fire on a North Sea ferry led to an emergency evacuation. Boden Hughes, 26, of Sunderland, was initially charged with arson following the fire on the DFDS ferry on Saturday...

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Debenhams Profits Warning After Poor Xmas Sales

Debenhams has announced it will be slashing prices after issuing a profits warning following poor Christmas sales. Shares in Britain's second-largest department store plunged by as much as 13% on Tuesday after it disclosed profits nearly £30m lower...

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Crawley House Explosion Claims Woman's Life

A woman in her 50s has died after an explosion at a house in Crawley, West Sussex. Police were called to the address in Banks Road at 12.30pm. A woman was taken from the property and treated by paramedics but died at the scene shortly afterwards. There...

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Veteran Comedian John Fortune Dies Aged 74

Comedian John Fortune, who was best known for the series Bremner, Bird And Fortune, has died aged 74. The veteran satirist's agent, Vivienne Clore, said in a statement: "It is with great sadness that I write of the death of John Fortune this morning...

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Bosham Murder Hunt As Woman Found Dead

A 55-year-old woman has been found dead at a family home she was looking after during the holidays in a picturesque south coast seaside village. The victim, named by police as Valerie Graves, was discovered with a serious head injury at the house at...

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Stag Seriously Injures Woman In Highlands

A Cambridge academic has been seriously injured on holiday after being gored by a stag in a "bizarre and horrific" attack. Dr Kate Stone is said to be fighting for her life after being wounded by the animal near Fort William in the Highlands. She had...

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Northern Ireland Talks End Without Deal

Talks being held throughout the night in Northern Ireland aimed at finding a solution to peace process issues have ended without agreement. The marathon session in Belfast between Stormont's five executive parties and chaired by US former diplomat Richard...

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Care Home Christmas Tree Theft Caught On CCTV

Police are hunting for a woman who was caught on CCTV stealing a Christmas tree from a care home in London. The video shows the woman entering the sheltered housing building in Camberwell, southeast London, on the pretence of visiting someone. However,...

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Alan Turing: WWII Code-Breaker Granted Pardon

Second World War code-breaker Alan Turing has been given a posthumous royal pardon for a 61-year-old conviction for homosexual activity. Dr Turing, who played a pivotal role in breaking the Enigma code, arguably shortening the war by at least two years,...

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Adoption: New Online Maps To Ease Process

Would-be adopters are being urged by a minister to use online maps to help match them to some of the 6,000 children in need of a home. The interactive maps include local information such as the ratio of children in need of waiting adopters and the approval...

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Parents Spend £135m On Babies' First Christmas

By Adele Robinson, Midlands Correspondent Parents in the UK spend some £135m on gifts to mark their child's first Christmas, according to a survey by the Post Office. The study found that an average of £166 is spent per couple and that parents...

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Afghanistan: British Soldier Killed By Enemy Fire

A British soldier understood to have been serving in the Special Forces has been killed in action in Afghanistan. "It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence (MoD) must announce the death of a soldier from the Royal Engineers in Afghanistan...

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Addison Cresswell: 'Larger Than Life' Agent Dies

Addison Cresswell, who managed the careers of Jonathan Ross and Jack Dee and was regarded as one of the most influential figures in British comedy, has died at the age of 53. Cresswell's management company Off The Kerb had also represented Lee Evans,...

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Waitrose Airbrushes Writer A Girl Called Jack

Waitrose has apologised after a writer's tattoos were apparently airbrushed out of a photoshoot for its food magazine. Jack Monroe said she was "stunned" to see her body art erased without her permission from a photo used in the current issue of Waitrose...

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Weather: Christmas Travel Plans Hit By Storms

Travellers are still struggling with transport problems after a night of widespread storms caused flooding and power outages and toppled hundreds of trees. Earlier there were no train services to or from Gatwick airport in West Sussex and power problems...

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Dog Owner Is Second To Die Trying To Rescue Pet

Two men have been killed in the space of two days trying to rescue their dogs from fast-flowing river waters as storms caused hazardous conditions across Britain. A 46-year-old man was swept away by the current after he leapt into the River Lemon after...

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Nicola Payne: Two Held Over 1991 Disappearance

Two men have been arrested in connection with the disappearance of a young mother as she walked home 22 years ago. The men, both aged 49, are being held on suspicion of the abduction and murder of Nicola Payne, said West Midlands Police. The men were...

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Woolwich: Adebolajo Evidence 'Is No Defence'

The claim by Woolwich murder trial defendant Michael Adebolajo that he is "a soldier of Allah" is no defence to the charge of murder, a jury has been told. Mr Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale are accused of running down off-duty soldier Lee Rigby with...

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Top 10 Most Complained About Shows Of 2013

Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has revealed the year's most complained about shows, with Big Brother topping the list. The Channel 5 reality show received 965 complaints, over 200 more than any other show, to win the dubious honour for a second year running....

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Children Of The 1960s Worse Off Than Parents

The children of the 1960s and 1970s are likely to be worse off than their parents, with no higher income or savings, no home ownership and smaller private pensions than those born in the previous decade. The only way they will be better off when they...

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Robert Hind: Missing Paedophile Murder Charge

A man has been charged with murdering a paedophile who has been missing for almost a week. Detectives looking for Robert Hind, who was reported missing on December 11, are examining human remains found in Huddersfield on Monday. David Mitchell,...

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Belfast: Bomber Catches Fire In Failed Attack

A suspected fire-bomber suffered burns to his face, neck and hands while trying to detonate a device in a Belfast city centre store, according to police. The man's clothes caught fire and he fled from the store through crowds of shoppers and tried to...

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Prominent Republican Appears In Belfast Court

By Vicki Hawthorne, Ireland Correspondent A prominent republican has appeared in court in Belfast charged with being a member of the IRA. Colin Duffy, 47, from Forest Glade, Lurgan, Co Armagh, nodded to supporters in the public gallery at...

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Aldi And Lidl: Half Of Brits Shop At Discounters

The squeeze on family budgets has seen more than half of British shoppers going to discount stores Aldi or Lidl in the last three months. It comes as the big four supermarkets all lose market share, new figures have shown. Aldi and Lidl have successfully...

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Jayden Parkinson: 'Significant' Suitcase Found

Police searching for missing teenager Jayden Parkinson say they have found a suitcase that may be "significant" to their inquiry. Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Murray said officers have found a number of suitcases but one in particular may be...

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Nigella Aide: 'Saatchi Threatened To Destroy Me'

A former aide to Nigella Lawson has told a court she "frequently" found rolled-up banknotes with white powder on them in her handbag, and that the TV cook's ex-husband Charles Saatchi had threatened to "destroy her". Francesca Grillo, 35, who along...

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Border Force Criticised By MPs Over Failings

"Billionaire gangsters" could be sneaking into the country illegally on private boats and planes because Border Force officials are too busy checking airport passengers, MPs have warned. Other illegal immigrants are coming in to the country on lorries...

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Burglar Caught On Camera In Pensioner's Home

Images have been released by police showing a burglar looming over a sleeping pensioner as he raided her home. The burglar came within inches of the pensioner Hidden cameras captured Patrick Reid, 51, standing over Margaret Woodward as she napped...

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University Boat Race Protester 'Can Stay in UK'

By Stephen Douglas, Sky News Reporter An immigration judge has indicated that Boat Race protester Trenton Oldfield will be allowed to stay in the UK because of his "value" to the country. The Australian told an immigration tribunal that if he is...

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Abu Qatada Pleads Not Guilty In Jordan Trial

Radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada has pleaded not guilty to terrorism charges at his trial in Jordan. "You know full well I am not guilty and that this accusation is false," Qatada, in prison overalls, told the judge of the state security court in...

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Obesity Epidemic Is 'Mass Child Neglect'

By David Crabtree, Sky News Correspondent The lack of a national policy to ensure children become more active is a form of mass child neglect, according to a new study. It claims that despite a wealth of evidence showing the benefits of regular...

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