Wimbledon Denies Charges Of 'Slippery' Courts

The All England Club has denied suggestions that the Wimbledon courts are too slippery, on a day when seven players withdrew with injuries. Maria Sharapova fell three times and asked for a medical timeout during her straight-set loss to world number...

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Police Dog Bites Boy In Oldbury Back Garden

By David Crabtree, Sky News Midlands Correspondent A 10-year-old boy has been attacked and badly injured by a police dog while playing in his grandmother's back garden. Tom Cutbill was bitten up to three times by the animal on Sunday afternoon...

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Mandela 'Stable' And 'Trying To Open Eyes'

Nelson Mandela's daughter has hit out at "racists" and "vultures" in the media, as the presidency says the anti-apartheid icon has improved overnight. After visiting him in his Pretoria hospital, Makaziwe Mandela said her father - who is reportedly...

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Snowden: Obama Rules Out Whistleblower Deal

US President Barack Obama says he will not do any "wheeling, dealing and trading" to secure whistleblower Edward Snowden's extradition. He also said he was not considering sending jets to intercept Mr Snowden when he eventually leaves Russia. The former...

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China: US Factory Boss 'Hostage' Speaks Out

An American company boss who is being detained by workers in a Chinese factory has been speaking about his ordeal from behind the metal bars of his office window. Staff at the Beijing medical supply plant co-owned by Chip Starnes have been holding him...

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Russian Minister Says Snowden Not On Its Soil

Snowden Affair: The Who And The Why Updated: 5:06pm UK, Monday 24 June 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor A look at the different players in the Edward Snowden controversy as the whistleblower tries to evade US justice. China There's...

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Stephen Lawrence: Met Boss Backs Inquiry Plea

Britain's most senior police officer says he would back a public inquiry into claims that undercover officers hunted for information to smear the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence. However, Met Police Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe warned...

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Moors Murderer Ian Brady: 'I Am Not Psychotic'

Ian Brady has told his mental health tribunal he is not psychotic as he attempts to be transferred from a high-security hospital to prison. The Moors Murderer, giving evidence at Ashworth hospital where he has been held for 28 years, also appeared to...

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NHS Cover-Up: Burnham Denies Pressuring CQC

Former health secretary Andy Burnham has denied pressuring the NHS watchdog to tone down criticism of hospitals during his time in the job. Mr Burnham has faced questions about whether he influenced hospitals' watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC)...

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Suspicious Item Found At Walsall Mosque

By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent Homes around a mosque in the West Midlands were evacuated after the discovery of a suspicious item. Bomb disposal experts were called to the scene after the discovery outside the Aisha Mosque and Islamic...

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Whistleblower Edward Snowden Lands In Moscow

The whistleblower Edward Snowden, who leaked details about snooping carried out by the US government, has landed in Moscow after flying from Hong Kong. His departure from Hong Kong was confirmed by the territory's government earlier after a local newspaper...

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Osborne: More Defence Cuts To Come

The Chancellor says he has agreed a deal over the defence budget, but it will involve some "tough choices" and civilian job losses. George Osborne has revealed he settled with the Defence Secretary Phillip Hammond on Saturday night,  and...

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