Northern Ireland Man Faces Syria Terror Charges

A Northern Irish man has appeared in court charged with offences connected to terrorist training in Syria. Eamon Bradley, from Londonderry, appeared at the city's magistrates court on Saturday morning after being arrested on Thursday. He is charged...

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Osborne Claims 'Real Win' Over £1.7bn EU Bill

George Osborne has described his efforts to cut the surcharge Britain will pay towards the European Union budget as a "real win" after being accused by Labour of "trying to take the British people for fools". The Chancellor and the Prime Minister...

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Police Question UK 'Islamist Plot' Suspects

Counter-terror police have arrested four men in connection with an alleged Islamist terror plot following raids across west London and in the Thames Valley. The arrests came ahead of this weekend's Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day events. Earlier...

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More Older Men Struggling With Loneliness

By Katie Spencer, Sky News Reporter A growing number of lonely older men in Britain are struggling with social isolation and lack proper support, charity Independent Age has told Sky News. Simon Bottery from the organisation, which gives help and...

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Wish Granted As Dying Woman And Horse Reunite

A dying woman lying in her hospital bed was reunited with her favourite horse for a final time hours before she passed away. Sheila Marsh, who had terminal cancer, was granted her last wish as she was wheeled outside Wigan Royal Infirmary to say goodbye...

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Saturday Job Dying Out Among Young People

By Emma Birchley, Sky News Correspondent The Saturday job is becoming a thing of the past for most young people as they increasingly rely on the bank of mum and dad instead. Fewer than one in six 16 and 17-year-olds now have a part-time job outside...

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Hidden Stories Revealed Through WW1 Footage

By Frazer Maude, North Of England Correspondent For years, George Lumb's memories of his grandfather as a soldier were based on a handful of black and white photographs from almost 100 years ago. But one night whilst surfing the web at his home near...

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Call For Probe Into 'Cannibal' Killer's Release

The decision not to monitor a man who then murdered a woman in a reported act of cannibalism after he was released from prison must be investigated, a Welsh politician has said. Cerys Marie Yemm, 22, died after an attack at a homeless hostel in the...

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Tower Poppy Display Section To Stay On View

A key part of the Tower of London poppy display is to stay on show until the end of the month, before travelling around the country. Huge demand from the public to keep the installation for the First World War fallen at the London landmark triggered...

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War Widows To Keep Pensions After Remarrying

War widows will be able to keep their pensions if they remarry under changes to Armed Forces pension schemes to be introduced next year. Prime Minister David Cameron announced the changes following a long-running campaign for equal pension rights...

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