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'Landmark' Election For Post-Mubarak Egypt
Egyptians are going to the polls in the first "free and fair" presidential election in the nation's history, 15 months after Hosni Mubarak was ousted from power.
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Boy Saved After Riding Into Rush Hour Traffic
A three-year-old was rescued by a police officer after riding his toy motorbike down a bustling road in China during rush hour.
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Honeymooner 'Cried Out As She Was Strangled'
A woman on her honeymoon in Mauritius cried out as she was strangled by her attackers in her hotel room, a court has heard.
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Barton Ban: Footballer Set To Discover Fate
Joey Barton is facing an FA disciplinary hearing which will decide the length of his ban following an ill-tempered sending off at the Etihad Stadium 10 days ago.
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Skydiver Aims To Land Without Parachute
A stuntman will attempt to make aviation history later by becoming the first skydiver in the world to land without the use of a parachute.
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Diaz: What Not To Expect When You're Expecting
Cameron Diaz has warned cinema-goers her latest film, named after pregnancy manual What To Expect When You're Expecting, is no guide to child-bearing.
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Skydiver Aims To Land Without Parachute
A stuntman will attempt to make aviation history later by becoming the first skydiver in the world to land without the use of a parachute.
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Hollande To Take Stand On Eurozone Austerity
The new French president is expected to flex his political muscles at a meeting of European leaders, as he pushes back against austerity in the eurozone.
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Weather: Latest Forecast For UK
Summery weather will continue through into this coming weekend with temperatures continuing to hit the low to mid twenties Celsius, or seventies Fahrenheit.
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Bee Gees Singer Robin Gibb Dies Aged 62
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb has died following a lengthy battle with cancer.
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Boy Rescued From Edge Of 270ft Waterfall
A teenager has been rescued in a dramatic operation after clinging for hours to a rock shelf to stop himself being swept over a 270ft waterfall.
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Olympian Quits After Eating Disorder Battle
A promising Olympic triathlete has told Sky News how she walked away from the sport just months before the London Games because of her battle with an eating disorder and depression.
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Greece Looks To Boost Economy With Tourism
With their country ravaged by the effects of a crippling austerity drive, Greeks are keen to maintain their historically strong tourism industry.
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No 10 Adviser Attacks 'Socialist' Vince Cable
A Downing Street adviser has called Business Secretary Vince Cable a "socialist" who "appears to do very little to support business".
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Barton Ban: Footballer Set To Discover Fate
Joey Barton is facing an FA disciplinary hearing which will decide the length of his ban following an ill-tempered sending off at the Etihad Stadium 10 days ago.
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IMF Gives Stark Warning To UK Over Eurozone
Britain may have to cut interest rates and VAT to stimulate the economy amid the eurozone crisis, the International Monetary Fund has warned.
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Diabetes: 24,000 Deaths A Year Blamed On NHS
Widespread failings in NHS diabetic care cause 24,000 unnecessary deaths every year, a report has warned.
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Jets Scrambled After Implant Bomb Threat
Fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a passenger plane after a French woman claimed to have a surgically implanted bomb in her body.
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Honeymooner 'Cried Out As She Was Strangled'
A woman on her honeymoon in Mauritius cried out as she was strangled by her attackers in her hotel room, a court has heard.
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Greek Left Party Pledges To Keep Euro
Greece would remain in the eurozone if the radical left were to win the upcoming elections, Greek anti-austerity leftist leader Alexis Tsipras has said.
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Jets Scrambled After Implant Bomb Threat
Fighter jets were scrambled to intercept a passenger plane after a French woman claimed to have a surgically implanted bomb in her body.
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Inflation Falls To Lowest In Over Two Years
UK inflation fell to its lowest level in more than two years last month, providing some welcome relief to household budgets, official figures have shown.
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Hollande To Take Stand On Eurozone Austerity
The new French president is expected to flex his political muscles at a meeting of European leaders, as he pushes back against austerity in the eurozone.
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Knighthood For Apple's British Designer
The British designer behind many of Apple's most popular gadgets has been knighted at Buckingham Palace in recognition of his contribution to the industry.
