CCTV Shows 'Agitated' Suspect After Lover's Fall

A murder trial has been shown CCTV of a man throwing his hands into the air and clawing at his face in a lift shortly after his girlfriend had plunged to her death from their apartment balcony. Simon Gittany, 30, is accused of throwing Lisa Harnum from...

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Pakistan Taliban Leader Killed By US Drone

The head of the Pakistani Taliban has been killed in a US drone strike, according to US and Pakistani official. A senior US intelligence official confirmed the strike, adding that the US has received positive confirmation that Hakimullah Mehsud...

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Greenpeace Activists Moved To St Petersburg Jail

Greenpeace says 30 men and women arrested after protesting against Russian oil drilling in the Arctic have been moved from a Murmansk detention centre to St Petersburg jail. The reason behind the move is not yet clear, according to Greenpeace lawyers....

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LA Airport 'Shooting' Prompts Evacuation

A terminal at Los Angeles International Airport has been evacuated amid reports of a shooting. The Los Angeles Fire Department issued a statement saying it is "assisting law enforcement at multi-patient incident". Witness Brian Keech said he heard...

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Charlene Downes: Murder Hunt Reopened

Police are reopening their investigation into the unsolved murder of 14-year-old Charlene Downes on the 10th anniversary of when she was last seen alive. Charlene went missing on November 1, 2003 and her body has never been found. During the 2007...

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Baby Found In A Bag: Police Release Picture

Police have released a picture of a newborn baby found in a bag in a park in Stechford, Birmingham, as they search for her mother. The 6lb baby, who has been named Jade by hospital staff, has been described as "alert, happy and contented" as she continues...

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M25 Closure Causes Severe Delays After Crash

A lorry crash on the M25 is likely to cause rush hour chaos after the Highways Agency announced part of the motorway would be closed for most of the day. Police said there were severe delays on the northern part of the M25 after it was shut in...

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Hacking Trial: Coulson Email Said 'Do His Phone'

A jury has heard that former News of the World editor Andy Coulson sent an email telling a journalist to "do the phone" of a celebrity. Coulson gave the instruction to head of news Ian Edmondson after fears that Calum Best would leak his story to a...

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Pair Buried In Garden Died From Gunshot Wounds

Detectives say an elderly couple found buried in their back garden in Nottinghamshire died from gunshot wounds. Police have not yet formally identified the pair, but believe they are William and Patricia Wycherley, who lived at the house in Blenheim...

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Co-Op: US Hedge Funds Reassure Watchdog

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor A group of American hedge funds is trying to reassure the Bank of England about their role in the restructuring of the Co-operative's troubled banking arm ahead of a formal deal to be announced on Monday. Sky News...

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Sheffield Pizza Man Killed On Final Delivery

A 25-year-old student has been stabbed to death as he made his final pizza delivery before starting a career as an IT consultant. Thavisha Lakindu Peiris, who was originally from Sri Lanka, was found slumped at the wheel of his car on Sunday evening,...

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Back-To-Work Schemes 'Legally Flawed'

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent The Government's back-to-work schemes, under which people on benefits work for free, are legally flawed, the Supreme Court has ruled. Judges upheld an earlier Court of Appeal ruling which found that 2011...

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Cirque Du Soleil Faces Fines After Fatal Fall

Performance company Cirque du Soleil and Las Vegas casino MGM Grand face thousands of dollars in fines after an acrobat died in a fall. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has completed its investigation into the death of 31-year-old...

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Arctic Sunrise: Inside Greenpeace Crew's Jail

By Katie Stallard, Russia Correspondent, in Murmansk Sky News has obtained the first pictures from inside the Russian detention centre where 30 Greenpeace protesters and journalists are being held. The photos show two of the cells where the crew...

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Tunisia: Suicide Bomber Strikes At Beach Resort

A man has blown himself up at a Mediterranean resort town in Tunisia which is popular with British holidaymakers. The man, who was wearing a belt of explosives, detonated his charge near the Riadh Palm Hotel in Sousse - moments before security forces...

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Sir Alex Ferguson's Book Is Fastest-Selling

Sir Alex Ferguson's memoir has set a new record for the fastest-selling non-fiction book. Released last week, figure's show My Autobiography has echoed the 71-year-old's managerial success with Manchester United by selling 115,547 to date. The hardback...

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Child Killer Alan John Giles On The Loose

Police are hunting a child killer who is on the run from prison while serving two life sentences for kidnap and murder. Alan John Giles, 56, fled from an "open" section of HMP Hewell, near Redditch, in Worcestershire, on Monday, West Mercia Police said....

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Big Six To Be Forced To Make Switching Easier

By Anushka Asthana, Political Correspondent The Big Six energy companies will be forced to be more transparent about their profits and make it simpler for customers to switch under plans for an annual competition check on the industry. Ed Davey,...

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Uefa Partially Closes Stadium Over Fan Racism

Uefa has ordered a partial closure of CSKA Moscow's stadium after their fans racially abused Manchester City player Yaya Toure. The governing body of European football's announcement comes a week after supporters appeared to aim monkey noises at Toure...

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Phone Hacking: Three Journalists Plead Guilty

Three former News Of The World journalists have pleaded guilty to phone hacking charges. The Old Bailey heard on Wednesday that ex-chief correspondent Neville Thurlbeck, former assistant news editor James Weatherup, and ex-news editor Greg Miskiw had...

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