Waterfall Death: Tributes Paid To Josh Furber

The British tourist who died after falling from a waterfall has been named as Josh Furber. The 20-year-old, reportedly from Runcorn in Cheshire, had been living near Sydney's Bondi Beach with friends. He was killed on Sunday afternoon whilst on a walk...

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Teenager Killed In Police Chase Is Named

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent A schoolgirl killed when her family's car was caught up in a police chase has been named as 13-year-old Wiktoria Was. Wiktoria was a back seat passenger in the VW Polo when it was hit by another car...

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Texting Driver Susan Noble Jailed Over Death

Police are again warning drivers not to use mobile phones while on the road, after a woman was jailed for three years for causing the death of a man while texting. Susan Noble, 29, of Armthorpe, Doncaster, was sentenced at Teesside Crown Court for causing...

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Moira Anderson Police Dig Up Grave In Search

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A grave is being exhumed in an effort to solve a 56-year murder mystery. A forensic team pumped water from the plot at Old Monkland Cemetery in Lanarkshire as a first step in the operation to establish...

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Halfords To Host Practical Driving Tests

Practical driving tests will be available from branches of Halfords from next month, the Government has announced. The first test centre will open at the firm's Wellingborough store on February 5, before the initiative is rolled out to branches across...

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N-Dubz Frontman Dappy Accused Of Mob Attack

Rapper Dappy sparked a "mob attack" at a petrol station when he spat at two young women who refused to get into a car with him, his trial has heard. Prosecutor Brian Stork said the 25-year-old, whose real name is Costadinos Contostavlos, pulled up in...

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Ofcom To Boost Hunt for Nuisance Call Firms

The telecoms watchdog is to boost efforts to hunt down companies behind nuisance calls to householders. The move was prompted after Ofcom said a study found almost half of all adults were subjected to silent or abandoned calls within a six-month period....

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West Coast: Toy Train Firm Bids For Franchise

Toy Firm's Letter And Aide's Reply Updated: 12:48pm UK, Tuesday 08 January 2013 These are the full letters from Bigjigs to the Department of Transport and the Government's response. Bigjigs Letter, October 3rd Dear Mr McLoughlin, It has been well...

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Terror Suspect 'Escaped In Black Cab'

Missing terror suspect Ibrahim Magag escaped surveillance by simply ringing for a black cab, the Shadow Home Secretary claims. Yvette Cooper told MPs that a tweet from London taxi news service Cabwise suggested Somali-born Magag had evaded detection...

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Benefits Cap Vote On George Osborne's Plans

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith has accused Labour of bribing voters with tax credits during a bitter debate about the 1% cap on benefit payments. Mr Duncan Smith attacked the Opposition for criticising legislation to sever the link between...

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