Doncaster House Fire Victim Identified

A two-year-old girl who died after a house fire in South Yorkshire has been formally identified by police. Libby-Jayne Hornsby was rescued by firefighters from a bedroom window of a house in Don Street, Conisbrough, but died in hospital on Thursday...

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Family 'Disgusted' By Dog Death Sentence

The family of a 14-year-old girl savaged to death by four dogs have said they are "disgusted" after the owner walked free from court with a suspended sentence. Beverley Concannon admitted causing unnecessary suffering to the four dogs, which killed...

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China: Couple 'Sell' Baby Daughter For iPhone

A young Chinese couple are facing criminal charges for allegedly "selling" their young daughter and using the money to buy an Apple iPhone, according to state media. Shanghai prosecutors have brought a case of human trafficking against the pair, who...

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Lottery Ticket: 'Desperate' Hunt For £10m Winner

The hunt is on to find a £10m Lotto jackpot winner who still has not claimed their prize. The National Lottery said they were "desperate" to find the mystery ticket-holder who bought their ticket in Bradford for the draw on Saturday, October 5. The...

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Paul McCartney Thrills Fans With Secret Gig

Sir Paul McCartney has given Covent Garden's buskers some stiff competition after performing an unannounced gig for shoppers. Thousands of people gathered in the cobbled piazza in central London as the former Beatle performed a selection of new tracks...

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Energy Bills: Small Firms Challenge 'Big Six'

No10 In 'Wear A Jumper' Row Updated: 3:32pm UK, Friday 18 October 2013 Downing Street has been forced to backtrack after suggesting people struggling to pay their heating bills should put on a jumper. Officials had to issue a clarification after initially...

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Royal Mail Shares Hit 500p A Week After Sale

Cable Hits Back At Royal Mail Sale Critics Updated: 3:02pm UK, Friday 18 October 2013 By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, has rebutted claims that he cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds by undervaluing...

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Malala Amused By Prince Philip's School Joke

Schoolgirl activist Malala Yousafzai was reduced to giggles by the Duke of Edinburgh who joked that parents only send children to school to get them out of the house. The 16-year-old, who was shot in the head by the Taliban in Pakistan for encouraging...

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Hunt: 'Nation's Shame Of Forgotten Elderly'

Britain should be ashamed of how elderly people are being treated in this country, according to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt. Mr Hunt said there was a collective "national shame" in ignoring the emotional needs of pensioners who after often isolated...

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'Amazing' Kate Plays Volleyball In High Heels

The Duchess of Cambridge has been called "amazing" as she played volleyball in wedge shoes with five-inch heels. Kate made the most of the extra height as she made passes and hit balls over the net at the former Olympic Park in east London. The impromptu...

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Savile Scandal: Investigation Into Ex-Cop

The IPCC is investigating claims a former inspector acted on behalf of Jimmy Savile before he faced a police interview over alleged sex crimes. The allegations refer to a then West Yorkshire Police officer, known as Inspector 5, having inappropriately...

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Immigration: 'One In Five Marriages A Sham'

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent Up to one in five marriages conducted in civil ceremonies in parts of the country may be bogus, one of Britain's most senior registrars has warned. In an interview with Sky News, Mark Rimmer, the chairman...

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South Africa Toddlers Found Dead In Toilet

South African police are questioning three people over the deaths of two toddlers who were found in a communal toilet, sparking violent protests and looting. Angry residents in the Diepsloot township north of Johannesburg barricaded roads, set fire...

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Southampton: Mystery Noise Keeps People Awake

An investigation has been launched into a mystery night-time noise that has been plaguing residents for months. People living in the industrial Waterside area of Southampton Water have been driven to distraction by the low-frequency drone that has been...

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Pensioner Guilty Of Raping Trafficked Orphan

A pensioner who trafficked a deaf and mute orphan into the UK, using her to milk the benefits system, has been found guilty of repeatedly raping the girl. Ilyas Ashar, 84, sexually abused his vulnerable victim again and again, Manchester Minshull Street...

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Royal Mail Staff To Strike In November

The first national postal strike in almost four years will be held on November 4, union bosses have confirmed. A 24-hour stoppage is being planned by the Communication Workers Union (CWU) amid a bitter row with Royal Mail over pay and pensions which...

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Madeleine McCann: 150 Calls After Dutch Appeal

Madeleine: Key Events Timeline Updated: 9:48am UK, Monday 14 October 2013 Here is a timeline of the key events since Madeleine McCann's disappearance. 2007 :: May 3 - Kate and Gerry McCann leave their three children asleep in their holiday apartment...

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Fuel Risk As Grangemouth Crisis Deepens

The Grangemouth oil refinery is to be closed for at least a week, threatening fuel supplies in Scotland, as its owner complains of financial damage from a threatened strike. The 48-hour stoppage was called off by the Unite union following the breakdown...

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'Plebgate' Row: Cameron Blasts Police Conduct

MP Andrew Mitchell is owed an apology over the conduct of three police officers accused of lying about a meeting with him, the Prime Minister has claimed. In a deepening row over the long-running 'plebgate' saga, senior police had hit back after Home...

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Senate Leaders Confirm Deal To Avert Default

Senate leaders have reached a last-minute agreement to avert a threatened US default and reopen the government. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid announced on Wednesday that a bipartisan deal had been struck to end the fiscal impasse. Speaking on the...

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