'Outrage' Over Plans To Drop Cancer Drugs

By Joe Tidy, Sky News Reporter Cancer drug companies say they are "outraged" that their treatments may be taken off a list of approved medicines after a review by NHS England. More than 40 drugs currently on offer to cancer patients are being re-evaluated...

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First Private Firm To Run Hospital Pulls Out

The first private company to run an NHS hospital trust is pulling out because it is "no longer sustainable" because of cuts and pressure on its casualty department. Circle Holdings, which runs Hinchingbrooke healthcare trust in Cambridgeshire, pointed...

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Tory Plan To Make Public Strikes More Difficult

By Darren McCaffrey, Sky News Politics Reporter The Conservatives have promised to legislate to make striking more difficult in some core public services if they win this year's general election. Under the manifesto commitment, industrial action...

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MI5: Al Qaeda Plotting New Massacre In Britain

By Sam Kiley, Foreign Affairs Editor Al Qaeda is plotting to massacre huge numbers of civilians in Britain and other western countries, the head of Mi5 has warned. Andrew Parker, director general of the security service, told a select group mostly...

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A&E Waiting Times Up As Red Cross Drafted In

Accident and Emergency waiting times have got even worse since the turn of the year, new figures show - with the British Red Cross being drafted in to help some hospitals cope. A&E departments in England again failed to meet the target of seeing...

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BAFTA Award Nominations Revealed

Benedict Cumberbatch, Eddie Redmayne and Rosamund Pike are among the leading contenders for awards at this year's BAFTAs. Redmayne and his co-star Felicity Jones have been nominated for their roles as Stephen and Jane Hawking in the film about the...

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PFA Boss Sorry For Ched Evans Comparison

The head of the Professional Footballers' Association has apologised for comparing convicted rapist Ched Evans' situation to the Hillsborough disaster. The comments made by Gordon Taylor led to calls from Liverpool fans for the PFA chief executive...

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'Evil' Cleric Abu Hamza Sentenced To Life

By Sky News US Team A New York judge has told radical preacher Abu Hamza he is "evil" as she sentenced him to life in prison for supporting terrorist organisations. The 56-year-old was found guilty of 11 charges last May, including a plot to...

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Recovery Mission For Pair Missing In Sea

The search for two men missing at sea off the coast of Brighton has turned into a recovery mission. The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has said there is now "no chance of finding them alive". The pair were among four men believed to have been on...

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Britain Braced For Second Storm - And Snow

The first widespread snowfall of the year is expected today as a second burst of extreme weather from across the Atlantic sweeps parts of the country, the Met Office has said. More than 100,000 homes were left without power on Friday as hurricane-force...

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