Spain Mulls Turning Back The Time Zone Clock

Spain is considering changing its time zone to reverse a World War Two decision that put the country in sync with Nazi Germany. Until the 1940s, Spain was in the same zone as Britain and Portugal, which are on roughly the same longitude. But when Nazi-occupied...

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Tesco Sorry Over 'Gay Best Friend' Doll

Tesco has withdrawn an inflatable figure labelled "gay best friend" and apologised for selling it. It comes a day after the retailer was forced to remove a Halloween costume called "Psycho Ward" from its shelves after it sparked widespread criticism....

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US 'Drug Lord' Extradited From Thailand

A suspected American drug lord has been extradited to the US after his arrest along with two Britons in Thailand. Joseph Manuel Hunter, 48, was handed to agents from the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) at Bangkok International Airport. He...

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UN Probes More Syria 'Chemical Attack Sites'

The UN has said it is investigating seven potential chemical attacks in Syria, including three after the deadly strike on August 21. Its inspectors plan to file a report by late October that will give more details of the assault in the capital, Damascus,...

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Mumbai Building Collapse: Toddler Found Alive

A toddler has been found alive in the rubble of a collapsed multi-storey building in the Indian city of Mumbai. Onlookers cheered as the girl - found 11 hours after the building crumbled to the ground - was pulled out through a small tunnel. Rescuers...

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Dyson Allen Jailed For Sibling Fire Deaths

By Nick Martin, Sky News Correspondent A 'pyromaniac' teenager has been jailed for life for the manslaughter of four siblings who died in a house fire. Dyson Allen, 19, must serve a minimum of nine years and three months for starting the fire in...

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Woolwich Suspects Deny Lee Rigby Murder

Two men have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby earlier this year. Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale appeared at the Old Bailey via videolink before their trial. Drummer Rigby, a father of one, was stabbed as he returned...

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Mummified Boy: Social Workers Raised Concerns

By Gerard Tubb, North Of England Correspondent Social services and doctors had raised concerns about a boy whose mummified body was found almost two years after he died, the jury at the trial of his mother has heard. Bradford Crown Court was told...

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Kenya Mall Massacre: New Footage Of Survivors

By Alex Crawford, Sky News Special Correspondent, in Nairobi Sky News has obtained footage which shows the lengths some of the survivors of the Nairobi mall massacre went to in order to live. The pictures were filmed by one of the former military...

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Prince George To Be Christened On October 23

Prince George - who is third in line to the throne - will be christened by the Archbishop of Canterbury on October 23, Kensington Palace has announced. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son will be baptised during the ceremony at the Chapel Royal,...

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April Jones Donations To Go To African Child

Donations made at the funeral of April Jones will be used to sponsor a girl the same age as her in Africa, church officials have said. The quiet and closely-knit Welsh market town of Machynlleth will join April's devastated family in paying their last...

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Leicester House Fire Deaths: Seven More Arrests

Police have arrested seven people in connection with a house fire which killed four members of the same family in Leicester. The men - aged 16, 18, 20, 21, 24 and two 19-year-olds - were held after police executed warrants at several properties on Wednesday....

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Spitting Pair Are First Ever To Be Prosecuted

People spitting in the street can now be prosecuted for littering after a council won a landmark legal case. Waltham Forest Council in London has become the first to successfully prosecute people for spitting in public. Khasheem Kiah Thomas, 18, and...

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Hamzah Khan: 'He Died In My Arms', Mum Says

By Gerard Tubb, North of England Correspondent The mother of four-year-old Hamzah Khan, whose mummified body was found in her bedroom almost two years after he died, told police he died in her arms, a court has heard. Amanda Hutton, 43, is on trial...

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Lord Sugar's Fight For Apprentice Claim Costs

Lord Alan Sugar has launched a counter claim against a former Apprentice winner who brought a constructive dismissal case against him. Stella English claimed she was forced to resign from the £100,000 a year job that was her prize for winning the series...

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US Teen Found Guilty Over School Shooting Plot

An Oklahoma teenager has been convicted of threatening to kill students and teachers at his US school. Sammie Eaglebear Chavez, who authorities say tried to recruit classmates for a mass shooting and bomb attack at Bartlesville High School, was found...

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Miliband Urges Cameron To Commit To TV Debate

Ed Miliband has given television debates in the run-up to the next general election his full backing and challenged David Cameron to sign up. The Labour leader told Sky News there was no reason why the format should not be the same as in 2010 when the...

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Syria: Rebel Groups Split Away From Coalition

Several Syrian rebel groups including a powerful al Qaeda-linked faction have broken away from the Western-backed opposition coalition - as UN inspectors return to continue their probe into chemical weapons attacks. In a joint statement, 13 rebel groups...

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Osborne Takes Legal Action Over EU Bonus Cap

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor George Osborne is to take legal action against Brussels over the European Union's proposed move to cap the bonuses of thousands of British-based bankers. Sky News has learnt that Treasury officials have been considering...

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Kenya: UK And US Helping Probe Of Mall

Experts from countries including the UK, the US and Israel are helping Kenyan authorities as the forensic investigation into the Nairobi mall massacre begins. The death toll, currently at 67, is expected to rise as bodies are retrieved from beneath...

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