Murder Victim's Boots Discovered In Pond

Police have been searching a pond and nearby woodland where boots belonging to the victim of a convicted murderer were found. A stash of what is believed to be women's clothes was also discovered near the site in Ramsbury near Marlborough, Wiltshire....

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Charles Wants 'Tough Decisions' On Climate

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent Prince Charles has told a gathering of business leaders and investors in the City they must make "tough choices" that will make them unpopular to halt climate change. In his first public engagement since comparing...

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Harris 'Had Sexual Affair' With Complainant

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Entertainer Rolf Harris has admitted in court that he is a "touchy feely sort of person" but denied ever indecently assaulting women. Harris, 84, was giving evidence at his trial where he is accused of targeting...

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Flooding Threatened As Heavy Rain Forecast

Parts of Britain have been warned to brace for flash flooding over the next 48 hours. The Met Office has issued a yellow "be aware" warning across the East of England, with persistent rain - heavy at times - threatening localised flooding and travel...

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Tattoo Parlours Buzz With High Street Growth

Tattoo parlours have become the big growth sector in Britain's town centres, according to research data. The Local Data Company (LDC) said that as of last week, the number of shops ringing to the buzz of the tattoo gun has reached a total of 1,014 in...

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Tracey Emin's Unmade Bed Up For Auction

Tracey Emin's controversial artwork, My Bed, has been put up for sale by collector Charles Saatchi. The notorious installation, which includes empty vodka bottles, cigarette butts, stained sheets and used underwear, is estimated to sell for between...

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Blair Brands UKIP 'Nasty And Unpleasant'

Former prime minister Tony Blair has taken a swipe at UKIP, saying beneath the facade lurks something "pretty nasty and unpleasant". Mr Blair said it was time to "confront and expose" reactionary forces like Nigel Farage's party and the National Front...

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Lloyds Banking Group Confirms Float Of TSB

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed a decision to sell around 25% of retail lender TSB, enticing investors with the offer of free shares. The flotation is expected next month on the London Stock Exchange, following publication of a prospectus mid-month....

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Mortgage Approvals Decline For Third Month

High street banks have reduced the number of mortgage approvals for the third month in a row, despite their total value reaching a six-year high. The British Bankers' Association (BBA) said £12.2bn in loans were activated in April. The total was 52%...

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Scotland World Cup Friendly: Match-Fixing Probe

Officers are investigating match-fixing claims over the forthcoming World Cup friendly between Nigeria and Scotland, Sky sources say. The game is due to be played on Wednesday night at Fulham's Craven Cottage ground in London. The National Crime Agency...

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