Caffeine-Packed Energy Mints Blamed For Death

A painter and decorator died from a huge caffeine overdose after eating mints bought from his local sweet shop, not knowing they were packed full of the stimulant. John Jackson, 40, was found dead by relatives at his West Midlands flat after eating...

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Daily Mail Editor Attacks Miliband 'Hysteria'

The editor of the Daily Mail has said the row between Ed Miliband and the newspaper over an article it printed about the Labour leader's late father shows why politicians "must not be allowed anywhere near press regulation". Paul Dacre's comments -...

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Spider On Pillow Among 'Trivial' 999 Calls

Firefighters hoping to eliminate unnecessary 999 calls have released some their most "trivial" requests, including a spider crawling on a pillow and a squirrel wedged behind a wardrobe. London Fire Brigade received around 100 non-emergency calls a week...

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Red Cross To Give Food To Hard-Up UK Families

The Red Cross is to begin distributing food to British families for the first time since the Second World War, as thousands face cuts to their household budgets. The British branch of the charity said it is about to launch a campaign in supermarket...

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Human Remains Found In Mansfield Garden

Police have found the remains of two people in a garden near Mansfield. The discovery was made by officers in the back garden of a property in Blenheim Close, Forest Town, on Thursday, according to Nottinghamshire Police. A spokesman said it is believed...

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Brain Implant 'Could Stop Parkinson's Growth'

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Correspondent A hi-tech brain implant could transform the lives of people living with Parkinson's disease. Scientists in Bristol have developed a system of tubes and catheters that allows them to pump protein therapy...

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Hammond Hits Back Over £2bn MoD Underspend

By Vincent McAviney, Sky News Political Producer The Defence Secretary has hit back at criticism of a £2bn underspend by the Government department he oversees, saying the money will be spent on future kit for soldiers. Philip Hammond reacted angrily...

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Digital Boom Divides Music Industry

By Angela Barnes, Sky News Producer The digitisation of music has helped revolutionise the entertainment business, but frustrations between the music and tech industries are still rife - with streaming and the future of record labels at the forefront...

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Refinery Bosses Say Strike Could 'Shut Scotland'

Owners of the Grangemouth oil refinery have urged workers not to go ahead with industrial action, saying a strike "could effectively shut much of Scotland". Unite members at the site in Scotland will walk out for 48 hours from 7am on October 20 in a...

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Somerset Rally Car Crashes Into Dad And Sons

A man and his two sons have been injured by a rally car which left a track and careered into spectators. A South Western Ambulance Service Trust spokeswoman said the two boys sustained injuries to their legs which were not thought to be serious. Their...

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