Sea Dog Rescued From Floating Log Off NZ Coast

A dog looks like he must have been barking up the wrong tree when he was swept out to sea on a log. The castaway canine was spotted standing on his makeshift raft by the crew of the Royal New Zealand Navy patrol vessel HMNZS Hawea in Smokehouse...

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Miliband 'Sorry' Over World Cup Sun Picture

By Jason Farrell, Political Correspondent Ed Miliband has apologised to the people of Liverpool for posing with a copy of the Sun Newspaper, saying he "is sorry to those who feel offended". The Labour leader helped promote a World Cup edition on...

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Man Dies As Facebook Water Craze Sweeps France

A Facebook craze spreading across France has left a young man dead and another severely injured. Police said a 19-year-old drowned after driving his bicycle into a river in a town in western Brittany while a friend filmed him. Another youth suffered...

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Harrison Ford Crushed: Star Still In Hospital

Harrison Ford has been injured while filming the new Star Wars movie at Pinewood Studios and has been taken to hospital. LucasFilm confirmed that the 71-year-old star of the first three Star Wars films broke his ankle while filming at the studio...

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Jets Scrambled As Russian Bombers Buzz US

Two Russian bombers have flown within 50 miles of the California coast, prompting the US to send fighter jets to make visual contact with the aircraft. The incident began when four Tu-95 Bear H long range strategic bombers and an accompanying refuelling...

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Iraqi Civilians Flee Islamist Advance

Aid agencies are preparing to cope with nearly one million Iraqis believed to have fled their homes as Islamist insurgents have seized control of parts of the country. The mass movement of people began after fighters from an al Qaeda breakaway group,...

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Daughter 'Lost It' And Shot Mum 'After Taunts'

A woman has told her trial she "lost it" and shot her mother who had claimed to have had a sexual relationship with the daughter's husband. Susan and Christopher Edwards are accused of murdering Patricia and William Wycherley in 1998, burying them in...

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Engineers Speed Towards 1,000mph Supercar

By Harriet Hadfield, Sky News Reporter A British racing team's hope of breaking the 1,000mph speed barrier has come a step closer with the unveiling of their car's state-of-the art cockpit. The Bloodhound SSC is a supersonic racing car designed...

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Iraqis Told: 'Take Up Arms And Defend Country'

How Militants Are Making Use Of Social Media Updated: 6:12pm UK, Friday 13 June 2014 By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent Social media has long been a weapon in militant organisations' arsenal. YouTube videos and Facebook pages have proved...

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Dad Held On Suspicion Of Murdering Baby Son

Police have arrested a man in his 20s from Cirencester in Gloucestershire on suspicion of murdering his baby son. Emergency services were alerted to concerns over the baby boy's health at around 1.20pm on Tuesday. The child was taken from Cirencester to...

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World Cup: England Pitch 'In Poor Condition'

Images of the pitch on which England will play their first World Cup match have emerged, showing the surface looking brown and worn. Distinct lines can be seen running across the turf between the sidelines in a picture of Manaus's Amazonia Arena taken...

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Black Cab Demo Causes Central London 'Gridlock'

Parts of central London have been left gridlocked after thousands of black cab drivers took industrial action at Trafalgar Square. Up to 12,000 black cabs headed to the centre of the capital with the intent of causing traffic chaos. Helicopter footage...

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Two Teens Killed In Sixth-Floor Balcony Fall

Two teenagers have died after falling from a balcony while "kissing" and "frolicking" on the sixth floor of a block of flats Police, who were called just after midnight to Knights Tower, in Deptford, south London, have described the deaths of the 18-year-old...

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Army Cuts A 'Significant Risk' Govt Warned

Army cuts mean there is a "significant risk" the force will not be able to do its job properly, a damning report has warned. The Government's plan to cut 20,000 full-time soldiers and replace them with reservists is six years behind schedule, according...

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Passport Pile-Up: PM Says Backlog Is 30,000

David Cameron has admitted around 30,000 passport applications have been delayed - after the Government earlier denied a backlog. The Prime Minister told the House of Commons there had been 300,000 more applications than normal at this time of year...

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Egypt President Sorry Over 'Worst' Sex Attack

By Sherine Tadros, Middle East Correspondent Egypt's new president has apologised to a woman who was attacked during the celebrations to mark his inauguration at the weekend. Abdel Fattah al Sisi visited the woman at a Cairo hospital...

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Phone Hacking Jury Retires To Consider Verdicts

The jury in the trial of ex-News of the World bosses accused of plotting to hack phones has retired to consider its verdicts. Former editors Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson, along with the retired managing editor Stuart Kuttner, are accused of...

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Rik Mayall: Number 1 Bid For World Cup Song

A campaign has been launched to pay tribute to dead comedian Rik Mayall by sending a World Cup song he wrote to number one. The former Young Ones star recorded a track called Noble England in the run up to the last World Cup in South Africa in 2010....

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Iraq: Tikrit Seized As Militants Surge South

Militants from an al Qaeda splinter group have launched a wave of attacks south of captured Mosul a day after more than 500,000 people fled the city. Iraqi police said Sunni rebels from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) had seized control...

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Search Has Produced 'No New Madeleine Clues'

Scotland Yard says "no evidence relating to Madeleine McCann has been identified" after an eight-day search in Portugal. ...

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