UK's Surcharge Row: Your Questions Answered

What is the European Commission asking for from the UK? Britain has been told it has to pay an extra £1.7bn (€2.1bn) towards the European Union budget. This is being called a one-off bill which would add about a fifth to the UK's annual net contribution...

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Five Experimental Ebola Vaccines Set For Trial

Trials of a possible Ebola vaccine could begin in West Africa in December with the vaccine more widely available in the first half of next year. World Health Organisation (WHO) assistant director general Marie-Paule Kieny said: "Before the end of...

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PM Reeling Over Yet Another Ambush

Last week David Cameron was ambushed by Ed Miliband at Prime Minister's Questions when he wanted to talk about falling unemployment. This week the Prime Minister has been ambushed by Jose Manuel Barroso in Brussels just when he wanted to talk about...

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Woman Planning To End Her Life Rebukes Critic

By Sky News US Team A 29-year-old woman with terminal brain cancer who plans to end her life next month has hit out at a palliative care expert who said she was being exploited by an advocacy group. After being diagnosed this year with an aggressive...

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Briton Dies During Bangkok Cosmetic Surgery

A British woman has died while having cosmetic surgery in Thailand, according to officials. The English woman, who has not been named but is aged in her 20s, died while under anaesthesia during a procedure at a clinic in Bangkok. Police were called...

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Eleven Held After 'Vulnerable' Woman Raped

Eleven people, including a 12-year-old boy and 15-year-old girl, have been arrested over the rape of a "vulnerable" woman in her own home. Police are appealing for information following the serious sexual assault in the Anfield area of Liverpool....

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Search For 'Sub' Ends But Mystery Continues

Sweden's military has suggested for the first time that more than one mystery vessel could have been operating in its waters - as it called off an extensive hunt. The search for a suspected foreign submarine in the Stockholm archipelago was sparked...

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Ashya King Parents Still Fear UK Authorities

By David Bowden, Senior News Correspondent The parents of cancer patient Ashya King say they will not return to the UK because they still fear the authorities may take their son away from them. Speaking exclusively to Sky News in Prague, Brett and...

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Texas Nurse 'Blessed' To Be Cured Of Ebola

By Sky News US Team The US nurse diagnosed with Ebola after treating an infected man at a Dallas hospital has said she "feels fortunate and blessed to be standing here today", as she was declared free of the virus. Nina Pham, who was released on...

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Cameron: I Won't Pay £1.7bn EU Bill On Time

The president of the European Commission has defended the £1.7bn surcharge imposed on Britain after David Cameron insisted the money will not be paid by December 1. The increase would add almost a fifth to the UK's annual contribution of £8.6bn. ...

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Canada: Police Hunt Gunmen After Soldier Killed

A soldier has been shot and killed at a war memorial in Ottawa as police hunt for up to three gunmen after one was reportedly shot dead inside the parliament building. Police told the AFP news agency that possibly up to three shooters were feared...

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Canada On Alert After Two Attacks In Days

A second attack on a Canadian soldier in three days came after the government raised the country's terror alert level. The alert level was raised on Tuesday to medium after a man, one of 90 suspected militants being tracked by police, ran over two...

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'Numbers' Jail Gang Behind Pistorius Threat

As Oscar Pistorius starts a five-year sentence at Pretoria's Central Prison the Olympian will need to urgently study the lore and laws of South Africa's numbers gangs. More than a century old, the gangs - the 26s, 27s and 28s, dominate South Africa's...

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Why Attack Canada? It's About Getting Attention

By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Why poor sleepy Ottawa, capital of inoffensive quintessentially nice old Canada? Why the murder of two soldiers in a few days? Why the parliament building? It's all about getting attention. Attention of this...

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Lynda Bellingham's Xmas Wish In Last Interview

Lynda Bellingham revealed her plans for Christmas in her final TV interview before her death at the weekend. The actress, who said she was "obsessed" with Christmas, had hoped for one more festive season after choosing to end her cancer treatment....

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Malaysia '99.9% Sure' Of Finding MH370

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent Malaysia's defence minister has told Sky News he is "99.9% sure" the sonar technology being used in the hunt for missing flight MH370 will find the doomed jet. Hishammuddin Hussein officially launched...

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Apple Warns Users Over Chinese iCloud Attack

Apple has acknowledged the iCloud security threat for the first time, posting a new security warning for users of its online service. In a post on its support site the technology giant said: "We're aware of intermittent organised network attacks using...

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GPs To Pocket £55 For Dementia Diagnosis

Plans to pay GPs a £55 bonus when they make a dementia diagnosis have been condemned as an "ethical travesty". NHS England confirmed family doctors would receive the cash under a new scheme to ensure sufferers are identified early and given tailored...

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Police: Serial Killer Was 'Not On Our Radar'

Police have defended their conduct in the case of a man who has confessed to killing seven women, amid fears there may be more victims. Darren Vann is due in court charged with strangling one woman in Hammond, with more charges expected after he directed...

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Government Failing To Deport Foreign Criminals

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent The Government has come under fire from victims of crime for failing to deport hundreds of foreign criminals. A damning report by the National Audit Office (NAO) revealed 760 foreign national offenders awaiting...

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