FA Boss: Summer World Cup In Qatar 'Impossible'

Fifa Boss: Move 2022 World Cup Updated: 7:21am UK, Saturday 10 August 2013 Fifa's president says the organisation still has enough time to switch the 2022 World Cup to the winter to avoid Qatar's intense summer heat. Sepp Blatter said he would discuss...

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Chinese Human Trafficking Ring Bust In Europe

Spanish and French police have busted a human trafficking ring smuggling Chinese migrants into Europe and the US. A total of 75 suspects, including two "main operatives" based in Barcelona, were arrested, the authorities said on Saturday. Officers...

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Belfast: 56 Police Hurt In 'Mindless Anarchy'

Police have confirmed the number of officers injured during rioting in Belfast was 56. Four officers needed hospital treatment with one being kept in after the violence overnight on Friday. Northern Ireland's chief constable described the loyalist...

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Schoolboy Harry Whitlam Hit By Tractor Dies

A schoolboy has died after being hit by a tractor at a farm visitor attraction. Harry Whitlam, 11, died on Friday hours after the incident at Swithens Farm in the Rothwell area of Leeds. The tractor driver, a 48-year-old man, has been arrested on suspicion...

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Oprah Winfrey 'Victim Of Racism' In Swiss Shop

Oprah Winfrey has said she recently became a victim of racism when a shop assistant in Switzerland refused to show her a £24,477 handbag saying it would be "too expensive" for her. The US chat show host, who is one of the richest women in the world,...

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Probe Into Government's 'Go Home' Poster Van

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is investigating the Home Office poster van campaign targeting illegal immigrants. The ASA said it had received 60 complaints, which expressed concerns that the ads were "reminiscent of slogans used by racist...

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Vietnam: 'Jungle Men' Found Hiding From War

A father and son have been found living in the jungle more than 40 years after they fled US bombing during the Vietnam War. Ho Van Thanh left his home village with his baby son Ho Van Lang in 1971 after a mine blast killed his wife and two of his children....

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Zanzibar Acid Attack Teens Back In UK

Two girls from London who had acid hurled in their faces on the Indian Ocean island of Zanzibar have arrived back in Britain. :: WARNING: This story contains a graphic image depicting acid burns A medevac plane carrying Katie Gee and Kirstie Trup,...

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A&E Crisis: £500m Bailout Over Two Years

Struggling A&E departments in England are to be given a £500m Government bailout to help relieve pressure over the winter months. The funding, announced by Prime Minister David Cameron, will be spread over the next two years to prepare the service...

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Mafia Boss Domenico Rancadore Held In London

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter A Mafia boss on the run for 19 years has been arrested in London, Italian police have confirmed to Sky News. Domenico Rancadore, 64, was one of Italy's most wanted criminals and had been sentenced to seven years...

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Teen Suicide: Site Refuses To Answer Questions

Staff at ask.fm - the Latvian-based website where a teenager was bullied before she killed herself - have refused to tell Sky News about how it reports abuse. It comes as the father of victim Hannah Smith called for the website's owners to be charged...

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Zanzibar Acid Attack: 'Get My Daughter Home'

The mother of one of the British teenagers injured in an acid attack on the island of Zanzibar has appealed for help to get her daughter home. Nicky Gee told Sky News that she was desperately trying to get her daughter, Katie, safely back to the UK...

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Obama Cancels Putin Meeting Over Snowden Row

US President Barack Obama has cancelled plans to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin next month amid heightened tensions. The move appears to be retribution for Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to the National Security Agency leaker Edward...

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Ariel Castro's Dungeon Home Is Torn Down

One of Ariel Castro's kidnap victims said she hoped the demolition of the home in which she was held captive for more than a decade would act as a symbol of hope. Michelle Knight, 32, watched as the house on Seymour Avenue in East Cleveland, in which...

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One Of UK's Most Wanted Captured In Restaurant

Armed police swooped on and arrested a wanted fugitive while he was dining at a restaurant in North Wales. Police in Spain want to question Darren O'Flaherty over the murder of Dublin holidaymaker John O'Neill in the Costa del Sol in 2010. And officers...

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CPS Suspends Lawyer From Sex Abuse Cases

A prosecutor reported to have called a teenage sex attack victim "predatory" has been suspended from working on other cases involving sexual offences. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) had already called the comment about the 13-year-old girl apparently...

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Python Attack: 'Snake Kills Two Sleeping Boys'

Police in eastern Canada have launched a criminal investigation after a python apparently escaped from a pet shop and killed two children by asphyxiating them in their sleep. The two boys - named locally as Noah Barthe, five, and his brother Connor,...

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Yemen Terror Alert: Embassy Staff Withdrawn

Britain and America have told citizens to leave Yemen "immediately" as the al Qaeda terror threat intensifies. The UK and the US State Department have also instructed that their embassies should be evacuated and all non-emergency US government staff...

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Japan Unveils Largest Warship Since WWII

Japan has unveiled its biggest warship since World War II, a huge flat-top helicopter carrier. The ship is the largest surface combatant of the Japanese navy The ship has raised eyebrows in China and elsewhere because it bears a strong resemblance...

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Two Die In Shooting On East Kilbride Farm

Two men have died and another person has been injured in a shooting at a farm. Emergency services were called to Meadowhead Farm at Auldhouse, near East Kilbride in South Lanarkshire, just after 8am. Police say they are not looking for anyone else...

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Gibraltar Row: Spain Accused Of Sabre-Rattling

Gibraltar's chief minister has accused Spain of "sabre-rattling like North Korea" after it threatened to impose sanctions on the Rock. Fabian Picardo said Spanish foreign minister Jose Garcia-Margallo was being belligerent by threatening to charge workers...

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Twitter Campaign MP Sent Knife Threat Picture

A female MP previously threatened with rape on Twitter has now been sent an image of a masked man brandishing a knife. A message accompanying the image sent to Labour's Stella Creasy read: "I'm gonna be the first thing u see when you wake up ...". ...

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Venice Beach Video: Car Crash On Boardwalk

A woman on honeymoon was killed when a driver ploughed his car into tourists on California's famous Venice Beach. Alice Gruppioni, 32, whose wedding was on July 20, was hit by a man who drove on to the boardwalk "bent on evil" and apparently aiming...

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Test Tube Burger Served Up For First Time

By Alex Watts, Sky News Online The world's first test tube burger, costing a whopping £250,000, has been unveiled in London. The 5oz patty - made from lab-grown "cultured beef" - was dished up by its creator, Professor Mark Post, before journalists...

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