Man Guilty Of Murdering Women On Puppy Farm

A dog breeder has been found guilty of murdering his partner and her daughter at his puppy farm. John Lowe, 82, opened fire on 66-year-old Christine Lee and her daughter Lucy Lee, 40, with a shotgun he normally used for killing rats. Christine's...

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Feminism Row: Harman Gets Shirty With Cameron

Harriet Harman has found a novel way of criticising David Cameron at Prime Minister's Questions - by donning a pro-feminist top he had refused to wear. In the Commons, the deputy Labour leader was seen wearing a T-shirt with the slogan: "This is what...

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Hunt For Bungling Robbers Caught On Camera

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent Police are hunting two men who prepared for an armed robbery attempt completely unaware they were being filmed by a CCTV camera above their heads. The incident unfolded in the Shepherd Market area of London's Mayfair...

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Top Referee Dropped For Driving Home Alone

Top football referee Mark Clattenburg has been dropped for this weekend's Premier League fixtures after breaking protocol to attend a pop concert. The 39-year-old referee drove home alone after West Brom's game against Crystal Palace so he could...

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Murder Inquiry Over Body Parts On Island

A murder investigation has been launched after the remains of a woman were found on marshland by a group of ramblers. The remains of 33-year-old Angela Millington, from Southend, were discovered on 21 June on Foulness Island in Essex. Ramblers walking...

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Netanyahu Dismisses 'Coward' Claims From US

By Tom Rayner, Middle East Reporter, in Jerusalem Israel's Prime Minister has vowed not to bow to "pressure" from Washington, after US administration officials reportedly labelled him a "coward". An article in The Atlantic magazine quoted unnamed...

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RBS Seeks To Shut Down Payday Loan Brokers

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has told Sky News it is actively working to close payday loan brokers. The group, which includes the Natwest and Ulster Bank brands in its stable, said that between July and August alone it was receiving 650 complaints...

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Asylum: 29,000 Cases Unresolved Since 2007

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent Failings in the UK's asylum system have led to an "extremely concerning" backlog of cases - with the Home Office accused of being in chaos over immigration. Some 11,000 asylum seekers have been waiting since...

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Tesco Faces Criminal Probe Over Profits Crisis

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has launched a formal criminal probe into Tesco's accounting crisis that led the UK's biggest retailer to overstate profits by £263m. The news was confirmed by both the supermarket chain and SFO, hours after Sky News...

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Student's Left Foot Is Now Her Knee After Op

By Gerard Tubb, Sky News Correspondent A performing arts student who was diagnosed with cancer and faced losing her leg will soon be walking again after her ankle was used to create a new knee. Jordon Moody, 22, took advice from specialists at the...

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