Hairdresser's Kim Jong-Un Poster Angers N Korea

Two men claiming to be North Korean officials have confronted a London hairdresser who filled his salon window with a poster of Kim Jong-Un, alongside the words: "Bad Hair Day?" Police told Sky News they had also received a complaint from the North...

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Children 'Damaged By 10-Hour School Days'

Pupils as young as four are spending 10 hours a day in school turning them into "ghost" children who talk to no-one, regularly fall asleep and lag behind, teachers have warned. The long-hours culture means children are regularly either in school or...

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House Price Concern As Wider Inflation Eases

There has been more good news for household budgets with confirmation that price growth eased further in March though property costs accelerated. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) charted a fall in the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) measure of inflation...

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Economy Fragile As High Street Spending Falls

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent A fall in high street spending for the second month in a row has underlined the fragile nature of the long-awaited economic recovery. Figures from the British Retail Consortium show like-for-like sales...

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Imperial Tobacco To Close Nottingham Factory

Up to 900 jobs are to be lost under plans by Imperial Tobacco to close factories in Nottingham and Nantes in France. The company said it wanted to shut both its production plant and distribution centre in Nottingham, which together employ around 540...

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Coulson 'Knew Nothing' Of Milly Dowler Hacking

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent Former News of the World Editor Andy Coulson has denied he played any part in the hacking of the mobile phone messages of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler. It was the revelation the Sunday tabloid had accessed...

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Nigel Farage: 'Expenses Claims Are Erroneous'

Nigel Farage has hit back over EU expenses claims saying as an MEP he can spend his taxpayer-funded allowances as he likes. The UKIP leader is facing an investigation over how he uses £15,500 of yearly allowances he receives from the European Union,...

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Donations Flood In After Marathon Runner's Death

Donations have been flooding in following the death of a man who collapsed just after completing the London Marathon. Robert Berry, 42, collapsed after crossing the finishing line and received medical attention, but was pronounced dead when he arrived...

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Crohn's Sufferer Loses Fertility Funding Fight

A Crohn's disease sufferer has lost a High Court challenge to win funding for her eggs to be frozen before she has chemotherapy. Elizabeth Rose, 25, from Margate in Kent, had claimed it was "unlawful" for Thanet Clinical Commissioning Group to refuse...

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Anti-Terror Chief To Probe 'Muslim School Plot'

A former anti-terror chief has been appointed to investigate allegations of a hardline Islamist takeover plot of Birmingham schools, sparking criticism it would send the wrong message. One of Britain's top police officers said Michael Gove's appointment...

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