Murdered Club Owner's Son Appears In Court

The son of stabbed London nightclub tycoon David West has appeared in court charged with his murder. The 44-year-old, who has the same name as his father, appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court where the case was referred to the Old Bailey. The...

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Inflation At 12-Year Low As Key Prices Fall

Plunging fuel and food costs left the core measure of inflation at a 12-year low last month, official figures have shown. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) calculated the consumer prices index (CPI) at an annual rate of 1% in November - showing...

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Designer's 'Magical Journey' Closes For Good

A Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen-designed Christmas experience is closing early, just weeks after it was widely criticised. The Magical Journey experience at the Belfry Hotel, near Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, had originally closed just a day after it was...

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G4S Guards Cleared Over Deportee Death

Three security guards have been cleared of manslaughter over the death of a deportee on a plane at Heathrow airport. The former G4S custody officers, Terrence Hughes, Colin Kaler and Stuart Tribelnig, were on trial over the death of Angolan man Jimmy...

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David Cameron Launches Home Discount Scheme

A scheme offering 100,000 first-time buyers new homes with a discount of 20% as part of a drive to help people onto the property ladder will be launched by David Cameron later. Those under 40 who have never owned their own home can register their...

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'English And Welsh Votes' Plans Set Out

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The Conservatives have set out plans to reduce the influence of Scottish MPs over laws that affect only England and Wales. William Hague, the leader of the House of Commons, has published a Command paper...

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Black Friday Drives Huge Online Sales Spike

A report suggests online retailers are on target for record Christmas sales following the largest monthly spike for 14-years in November. The IMRG Capgemini e-Retail Sales Index said Black Friday was behind the surge. Online sales rose 37% month-on-month...

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Ex-Teacher Guilty Of Abusing Kenya Street Boys

A former public school teacher has been convicted of sexually abusing vulnerable young Kenyan street boys. Charity boss Simon Harris, 55, had denied luring vulnerable boys using food, money and the promise of schooling to his home in the East African...

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Man Stabbed After 'Verbal Altercation' Named

A man murdered following a "verbal altercation" with a group of youths outside his home has been named as Christopher John Barry. Scotland Yard say the 53-year-old was also known as Jack. Police say the victim and youths did not know each other...

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Daniel Craig Spotted Filming Spectre In London

Daniel Craig has taken to the water in London to shoot the first scenes for the 24th James Bond film, Spectre. Film crews have been spotted on the Thames and on a section of canal at Camden Town. Craig stood on board a speed boat alongside Rory Kinnear,...

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Top UKIP Official Denies Harassment Claim

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent UKIP's general secretary has denied allegations he sexually harassed a high-profile candidate. Roger Bird has been suspended after claims he sexually propositioned a newly recruited member on the same day he...

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Police Fully Aware Of Vulnerability To Attack

The threat to kidnap and kill a West Midlands police officer sounds like it was motivated by terrorism rather than criminality, although the force won't reveal which it was. If it was terror, what an irony that such an anonymous call could clear the...

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Missing Madeleine: Police Question Witnesses

By Robert Nisbet, Europe Correspondent, in Portugal Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have begun interviewing 11 people considered witnesses in the seven-year mystery. Police from the British-led investigation Operation...

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Family: Four Years Of Hell And Still No Answers

Moments after Shrien Dewani was ruled not guilty of murder, his wife Anni's family told Sky News: "The justice system has failed us." Ms Dewani's sister Ami Denborg was in tears as she spoke to Sky News Special Correspondent Alex Crawford outside...

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Ebola Survivor: Band Aid Single 'Cringeworthy'

The British nurse who survived Ebola has criticised the Band Aid charity single for its "cultural ignorance" which he believes is "cringeworthy". William Pooley was flown back to London after catching the disease in Sierra Leone but following his...

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Chaotic Scenes As Dewani Leaves Cape Town

Shrien Dewani has boarded a flight out of South Africa after being cleared of plotting his wife's death on their honeymoon. The case against the 34-year-old was thrown out by Judge Jeanette Traverso, who ruled that prosecution arguments fell "far...

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Threat Made To Kidnap And Kill Police Officer

Police in the West Midlands have had a special security briefing after a threat was made to kidnap and kill an officer in Birmingham, Sky News has learned. The force said officers and staff had been given an "additional safety reminder" after it received...

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Tesco Refuses Executives Appeal Over Sacking

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A number of senior managers who left Tesco after profits were overstated by £263m have been told by the retailer that they have no right to appeal over their departures. Sky News has learnt that Tesco has informed lawyers...

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Britain To Be Battered By 'Weather Bomb'

Britons are being warned to brace themselves for a so-called "weather bomb" which is due to hit the country this week. The Met Office has already issued a number of amber and yellow weather warnings as the cold front sweeps in, with conditions deteriorating...

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M25 Lanes Partially Reopen After Crash Chaos

M25 Lanes Partially Reopen After Crash Chaos We use cookies to give you the best experience. If you do nothing we'll assume that it's ok. Close Play video "M25 Gridlock After Fatal Crash" Video: M25 Gridlock After Fatal Crash...

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Flooding Fund: £2.3bn To Protect 300,000 Homes

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Passenger Dies On Flight From Heathrow To US

A young plane passenger has died aboard a transatlantic flight from London to the United States. The woman, believed to be 23, reportedly fell unconscious on a United Airlines aircraft from Heathrow to Newark in New Jersey on Monday evening. It is...

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Heroin Misery Of The Trainspotting Generation

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent The number of adults over 40 seeking treatment for heroin and crack cocaine addiction in England has more than doubled in 10 years, new figures have revealed. While the total number of heroin and crack cocaine...

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Job Losses Warning As Insurance Merger Agreed

The boss of Aviva has admitted there are likely to be job losses after terms were finalised for its £5.6bn takeover of Friends Life. Mark Wilson told a conference call he would not put an estimate on the number of positions under threat as a result...

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Controversial Home DNA Test On Sale In UK

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent A controversial personal DNA test that screens people for diseases such as cancer and Parkinson's has gone on sale in the UK. It costs £125 and works by testing users' saliva with a kit that is then posted...

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Balotelli Apologises Over 'Anti-Semitic' Pic

Liverpool and Italy player Mario Balotelli has apologised after posting a picture online which was labelled racist and anti-Semitic. Quickly deleted from the player's Instagram page, the internet meme shows Nintendo character Super Mario and contains...

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New Garden City To Be Built In Bicester

A new garden city will be built in Oxfordshire under Coalition plans to deal with a housing shortage. The new town, which would have up to 13,000 homes, would be built near Bicester and would include a £44m capital investment from the Government for...

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