Ashes Wee Scandal: ECB Probes Pitch Piddle Claim

The English Cricket Board (ECB) are to investigate after team spinner Graeme Swann appeared to confirm England players urinated on the Oval pitch after their Ashes win at the weekend. Swann told The Sun newspaper he thought some members of the team...

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North Sea Helicopter Crash: Bodies Returned

The bodies of three of the four oil workers who died when a helicopter plunged into the North Sea have been brought back to the mainland. A passenger ferry carrying the bodies arrived at Aberdeen Harbour this morning.  It is understood the fourth...

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Notting Hill Carnival Police In Dance-Off

Police officers delighted crowds at Notting Hill Carnival by putting on an impromptu dance show. The three officers  - dressed in high-visibility jackets and uniform - began jiving and grinding, and even displaying a little light twerking, before...

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Hospital Food: Patients Reject NHS Boasts

Most hospitals claim they are serving five-star food to patients - but a survey reveals many patients disagree. Three in five hospitals give themselves the highest possible rating for the standard of their food, figures show. Out of 156 NHS hospital...

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Gaddafi's Son Seeks UK Help Over 'Show Trial'

By Lisa Holland, Foreign Affairs Correspondent The lawyer representing Colonel Gaddafi's son, Saif al-Islam, is urging the British Government to do all it can to prevent him facing trial in Libya and deliver him to the International Criminal Court...

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First Badger Cull Under Way Amid Protests

A controversial badger cull has started in two counties in England as experts insist it is a vital move to stop the spread of bovine TB. The National Farmers' Union (NFU) confirmed the operation had been launched in a letter to its members on Tuesday...

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MS And Parkinson's Sufferers Told: 'Get To Work'

By Frazer Maude, Sky New Reporter Thousands of people with progressive conditions such as Parkinson's and MS are being told they could recover enough to look for work, according to charities. The government's controversial Work Capability Assessment...

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Jamie Oliver: Poor Have Big TVs But Eat Junk

Jamie Oliver has said he struggles to talk about modern poverty after seeing families living on junk food but spending money on enormous televisions. The chef, who has previously worked with ministers to improve school food, said he was baffled by struggling...

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Syria: MPs Recalled As Britain Mulls Options

Britain's Armed Forces are drawing up contingency plans for military action in Syria following the chemical weapons attack that left hundreds dead. David Cameron came back from his holiday in Cornwall early to chair talks with Cabinet ministers in Downing...

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Man In Trauma Unit After Cows Stampede

A man believed to be in his 60s has been seriously injured by a herd of cows which trampled on him. Paramedics were called to a field at St Neots, Cambridgeshire.  An East of England Ambulance Service spokesman said the man received "significant"...

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