Twitter Hacked: Up To 250,000 Passwords Taken

Around 250,000 Twitter users may have had their accounts compromised by computer hackers. The social networking site said usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords may have been taken during an "extremely sophisticated" attack on its systems....

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Marriage Tax Breaks: Cameron Faces Revolt

Tax breaks for married couples will not be part of next month's Budget, a senior Government source has said. The news is likely to upset many Conservative backbenchers who have suggested the change should be included in Chancellor George Osborne's next...

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RBS Told To Pay Libor Fine From Bonus Pot

Chancellor George Osborne wants any fine paid by the Royal Bank of Scotland over the Libor scandal to come out of its bankers' bonuses. RBS, which is majority-owned by the taxpayer, is expected to agree a fine of £400-500m next week with US and British...

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Blackpool Burning Body: Teen Stabbed To Death

A 16-year-old girl whose body was found burning in an alley was stabbed to death, a post-mortem examination has found. It showed that Sasha Marsden's body was set on fire after she had died from stab wounds to the head and face. Police cordoned off...

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Seabird 'Pollution' Substance May Be Palm Oil

A mysterious sticky substance covering more than 100 birds which washed up on the coast of southern England could be palm oil dumped in the sea. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) was called in on Thursday after the troubled guillemots,...

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Royal Hoax Call DJs Will Not Face Charges

The Australian DJs who made a prank call to the hospital treating the Duchess of Cambridge will not be prosecuted. No charges will be brought against Mel Greig and Michael Christian over the hoax, the Crown Prosecution Service said. Details of the...

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Turkey: Deadly Bombing At American Embassy

A suicide bomber has carried out an attack at an entrance to the US embassy in the Turkish capital Ankara, killing himself and a guard. The bomber's device went off as he was going through an X-ray machine at a security gatehouse, Sky sources said....

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Aamir Siddiqi: Hitmen Guilty Of Teen's Murder

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Two hitmen who managed to kill the wrong person have been found guilty of murder. Ben Hope, 39, and Jason Richards, 38, were convicted of the murder of talented student Aamir Siddiqi. Aamir, 17, was savagely...

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Whale Vomit Found on Dog Walk Worth £100,000

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent A man whose dog found a lump of rare and valuable whale sick on a beach is expecting to be able to sell it for more than £100,000. Ken Wilman, 50, was out walking on Morecambe beach when his dog...

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Mark Duggan: Man Guilty Of Supplying Gun

A man has been found guilty of supplying a gun to Mark Duggan, whose fatal shooting by police soon after sparked London riots. Kevin Hutchinson-Foster, 30, was convicted at the Old Bailey of passing the firearm to Mr Duggan after a retrial. The court...

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David Cameron Makes Surprise Trip To Libya

David Cameron has made a surprise visit to Libya where he promised to help bolster the police and the army. The Prime Minister said Britain was ready to provide training and advice amid growing concern about the security situation in the region. On...

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David Beckham 'To Sign For Paris St Germain'

David Beckham's Career Timeline Updated: 12:20pm UK, Thursday 31 January 2013 David Beckham was born in Leytonstone in east London on May 2, 1975. Sixteen years later he joined Manchester United as a trainee. 1992: Makes debut against Brighton in...

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Fuel Prices: Cost At Pump 'Is Fair'

The road fuel sector is "working well" according to a report into the UK's £47bn market by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT). The regulator said high prices at the pumps were a result of increasing crude oil prices and taxes - not a lack of competition....

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Malala: Shot Teen To Get Replacement Skull

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent British doctors have revealed the remarkable medical procedures which will transform the life of a Pakistani schoolgirl who was shot in the head by the Taliban. There was international outrage after the...

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Israel Strikes Convoy On Syria-Lebanon Border

Israel has struck a weapons convoy on border of Syria and Lebanon, according to security sources. Israeli jets carried out the strike overnight on the convoy which was said to be coming from Syria, and was in the area of the Lebanon-Syria border. An...

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Tragic London Marathon Runner Used Stimulant

By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent A young woman who died in the London Marathon was using a stimulant which has since been banned, an inquest has heard. After Claire Squires, 30, collapsed and died in the run last April, a public outpouring...

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William Hill Shop Sign Fall Kills Man

A man has died after being hit by a large metal sign that fell from a William Hill shop. The man, believed to be in his 20s, was treated at the scene in Camden, north London, on Monday afternoon before being taken to hospital, where medical staff were...

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Paul Scholes' Car Stolen While Defrosting

Thieves stole a top-of-the-range 4x4 owned by Manchester United star Paul Scholes as he defrosted the windscreen, police have confirmed. The footballer left the engine running to melt ice on his grey Chevrolet Captiva Estate while it was parked on his...

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Mali Conflict: British Troops To Train Forces

Up to 200 British military personnel could be deployed to West Africa to help train a regional intervention force for Mali, the Government has said, in a further deepening of the UK's involvement in the conflict to drive out Islamist militants. Downing...

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Syrian Group: 65 People Shot Dead With Hands Bound

A Syrian opposition group says 65 people, apparently shot in the head, have been found dead, with their hands bound, in Aleppo. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the death toll could rise as high as 80, calling the killings...

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'Hit-And-Run' Deaths: Tandem Cyclists Named

The car involved in an alleged hit-and-run crash that killed a husband and wife on a tandem bicycle was being followed by police, it has emerged. The couple, who died at the scene of the collision in Bristol, have been named as 34-year-old Ross Matthews...

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HS2 Rail Link: PM Vows Plans Will Go Ahead

David Cameron has insisted high-speed rail links to the north of England will go ahead despite a growing backlash at the plans. The second phase of the Government's plans will take the route beyond Birmingham, with five new stations at Manchester, Manchester...

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Brazil Fire: Nightclub Owner Is Arrested

The owner of a Brazilian nightclub where 233 people died in a fire has been arrested, according to the AFP news agency. ...

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Baby Rescue: Nurse Revived Harbour Fall Boy

A woman who gave CPR to a six-month-old baby after he had been rescued following a fall into freezing waters says she had never done it before. The boy, Sam Cooper Stevens, was rescued from the water by a dockmaster and then revived by Tanya Allen,...

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Payday Loan Sites' Dirty Tricks To Boost Traffic

By Jason Farrell, Sky Correspondent A Sky News investigation has found that some payday loan brokers have benefitted from hacking into websites to divert the history and status of a legitimate business to their domain. This increases their ranking...

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Flood Fears As Snow Melts And Rain Moves In

Heavy rains combined with milder temperatures which are thawing the snow that has blanketed much of Britain have sparked fears of flooding across the country. Large parts of the UK are on alert for flooding, and the Met Office is warning people to be...

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Murray Beaten In Australian Open Final

Novak Djokovic has beaten Britain's Andy Murray in four sets to take the Australian Open title in Melbourne. Murray's bid to claim back-to-back grand slam titles ended in disappointment but Djokovic's victory makes him the first man to win the tournament...

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Brazil Nightclub Fire: More Than 240 Dead

Police say 245 people have died in a fire which swept through a crowded nightclub in southern Brazil. Around 200 others were injured after the blaze broke out at the Kiss club in the city of Santa Maria while a band was performing. Fire chief Guido...

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