World Cup Stadium Collapse: 'Three Killed'

Three people have been killed in a partial collapse at the stadium due to host the World Cup opener in Brazil next year. Part of the grandstand was destroyed when a metal structure buckled at the top of the Itaquerao Stadium in Sao Paulo. Local media...

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Migrant Benefit Clampdown: PM Under Fire

David Cameron has been sharply criticised over his announcement of immigrant benefit curbs amid fears of an influx of Romanians and Bulgarians in the new year. The Prime Minister was accused of "hysteria" by the European employment commissioner Laszlo...

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Simon Gittany Guilty Of High-Rise Murder

A man has been found guilty of throwing his fiancee off the balcony of their high-rise apartment in central Sydney. Ms Harnum was planning to leave Gittany Simon Gittany was accused of hurling Lisa Harnum from their 15th floor home in a fit of "apoplectic"...

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Nigella Lawson Called 'Habitual Criminal'

TV cook Nigella Lawson has been described in court as a "habitual criminal" a day after her ex-husband Charles Saatchi accused her of taking drugs. The latest claim was made as lawyers argued over whether the trial should go ahead of two of their former...

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'Bedroom Tax' Leaves Disabled Fearing Eviction

By Jason Farrell, Sky News Correspondent Thousands of disabled people are cutting back on food and heating to pay for the so-called "bedroom tax", according to a group of leading charities. The chief executives of leading groups including Disability...

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Lostprophets Ian Watkins: Appeal For 'Victims'

Police have appealed for possible further victims of Ian Watkins to come forward after the ex-Lostprophets singer admitted a string of sex offences. The charges included attempting to rape a woman's baby in a case the lead officer called "the most shocking...

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Ding Family Murders: Anxiang Du Guilty

Du Got Away After 'Missed' 999 Call Updated: 3:08pm UK, Wednesday 27 November 2013 The killer who massacred the Ding family was able to flee the country after police mishandled a 999 call from one of the victims, leading to a manhunt lasting more than...

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Carole Waugh Murder: Man Found Guilty

A man who took more than £200,000 from a wealthy businesswoman in the four months after her death has been found guilty of her murder. Rakesh Bhayani was convicted by a jury at the Old Bailey of killing 50-year-old Carole Waugh, who was stabbed to death...

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Npower 'To Axe 1,400 Jobs' In Cost-Cutting Drive

Energy giant npower is set to announce plans to move 1,400 jobs to India and transfer hundreds of others to another company. The supplier is expected to confirm on Thursday it will outsource frontline call centre operations to a third party in the UK,...

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Alec Reid: Funeral For 'Peacemaker' Priest

By Vicki Hawthorne, Ireland Correspondent The funeral of a priest, widely accepted as having played a major role in the Northern Ireland peace process, has taken place in west Belfast. Father Alec Reid, 82, a Redemptorist priest originally from...

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