Hammond: Britain Yet To Decide On IS Airstrikes

Britain is keeping all options open in the fight against Islamic State (IS) as worlder leaders meeting in Paris agreed to provide military aid to fight the extremist network. UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said Britain had yet to decide whether...

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Vodafone 'Plotted Joint Takeover Of Phones 4u'

By Mark Kleinman, City Editor Vodafone was in talks about a joint takeover of Phones 4u as recently as two months ago but abandoned the proposed deal without explanation. Sky News has learnt that Vodafone executives discussed at a meeting in June...

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Microsoft Buys Minecraft's Mojang For $2.5bn

Microsoft has confirmed it is buying the maker of Minecraft, with the game's creator leaving the company because he is a "nerd", not a CEO. The US tech giant is stumping up $2.5bn (£1.5bn) for Sweden-based Mojang. Minecraft lets users build and explore...

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Cancer Doctor Admits Sex Attacks On Children

A children's cancer doctor has admitted a series of sexual assaults on patients as young as 11 in his care. Dr Myles Bradbury, who worked at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, pleaded guilty to six counts of sexual assault and 13 counts of engaging...

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'Astonishing' Lack Of Apathy Among Young People

Young People Not Engaged In Politics: Sky Poll Updated: 8:22am UK, Monday 01 September 2014 By Faisal Islam, Political Editor Almost half of young people in Britain are not engaged in politics, feel their voices are not heard and do not believe...

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Eight 'Slaves' Rescued In Caravan Site Raid

Four people have been arrested after eight "slaves" were rescued during a raid on a caravan site in Bedfordshire. The alleged victims - seven men aged between 20 and 46, and a 17-year-old boy - were found at the Greenacres site near Leighton Buzzard....

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British Jihadis: How Widespread Is UK Extremism?

By Afua Hirsch, Social Affairs Editor In the wake of the beheading of British hostage David Haines, there is a renewed focus on the role of UK Muslims in the conflict in the Middle East and the apparently British fighter now earning notoriety as...

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British Hostage's Friends 'In Absolute Disbelief'

Anti-IS Coalition Agrees Military Action Plan Updated: 5:34pm UK, Monday 15 September 2014 Britain is keeping all options open in the fight against Islamic State (IS) as worlder leaders meeting in Paris agreed to provide military aid to fight the extremist...

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Referendum: PM Makes Final Appeal In Scotland

David Cameron has made his final appeal in Scotland for the country's people to reject independence in Thursday's referendum. The Prime Minister said a Scottish exit from the United Kingdom would be forever. In a speech in Aberdeen, Mr Cameron said...

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British Tourists Found Dead On Thailand Beach

The naked bodies of two British tourists who had apparently been attacked with a hoe have been found on a beach in Thailand. The pair were found with head wounds on Koh Tao, an island in Surat Thani province known for its diving sites and stunning...

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