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Man rammed tractor into house in revenge attack on rival
A man who drove a tractor and hay baler into a house targeted the property after a rival desecrated the graves of his father and brother, a court heard.
Trans row nurse's beliefs had 'no bearing' on union decision to refuse support, tribunal told
A nurse's sex and gender beliefs "had no bearing" on a union's decision to refuse her request for legal support, a tribunal has heard.
Judge caught speeding three times while 'rushing' to court
A judge has been disciplined after he was caught speeding on three occasions while "rushing" to court.
Pope greets Paris crowds in popemobile as he warns of AI risks
The Pope has greeted crowds as he was driven around the streets of Paris in his popemobile.
Met Police should investigate itself over arrest of 'Putney pusher' suspect, watchdog says
The Metropolitan Police should investigate itself over the arrest of a man suspected of being the "Putney pusher", who was found dead at his home earlier this month, a watchdog has said.
NHS staff face immediate suspension if caught inappropriately accessing patient information
NHS staff have been warned they face immediate suspension if they are caught inappropriately accessing patient information.
Monzo in talks about multibillion pound sale to Brazil's Nubank
Monzo, the digital lender whose rapid growth has turned it into one of Britain's biggest consumer banks, is in talks about a sale to Brazil's Nubank which could value it at between £8bn and £10bn.
Everything you need to know about the US midterm elections
The war in Iran and cost of living issues at home are set to dominate the upcoming US midterm elections - and could potentially cost the Republican Party control of Congress.
Iranian man accused of trying to enter UK's nuclear naval base will face no action, prosecutors say
No proceedings will be taken against an Iranian man after an incident in which two people allegedly attempted to enter the UK's nuclear submarine base, prosecutors have confirmed.
Man pleads not guilty over Golders Green stabbings
A man accused of stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder.
This Charming Man: How popular is Andy Burnham?
Labour return to Liverpool this week for their first annual conference under Andy Burnham's leadership.
'I'm a builder - here's how to add £10,000 to your home's value with just £1,000 of work'
It's a competitive market out there, so the Sky News Money blog team asked Luke Burford, co-founder of comparebuilders.co.uk, for his top tips on increasing the value of your property.
Powerful explosion in Athens destroys building near Acropolis
At least three people have been injured after a building collapsed following a powerful explosion near the Acropolis in central Athens, officials have said.
Powerful explosion in Athens destroys building near Acropolis
At least three people have been injured after a building collapsed following a powerful explosion near the Acropolis in central Athens, officials have said.
Man shot during Trump assassination attempt dies
James Copenhaver, one of three people shot during an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a campaign rally, has died.
Anti-migrant activist Danny Tommo pleads not guilty to criminal damage over 'boat slashing'
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas has pleaded not guilty to criminal damage over the alleged slashing of a boat in the English Channel with an emergency responder on board.
Anti-migrant activist Danny Tommo pleads not guilty to criminal damage over 'boat slashing'
Anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas has pleaded not guilty to criminal damage over the alleged slashing of a boat in the English Channel with an emergency responder on board.
Overcrowding in A&E linked to 'hundreds of deaths a week', study finds
Overcrowding in A&E departments and treating patients in corridors is linked to hundreds of deaths every week in the UK, a study has found.
Noah Woods died after getting out of play area through 'gap in the fence', inquest hears
Three-year-old Noah Woods, who was found dead following a huge search in Suffolk, had got out of a play area "through a gap in the fence", an inquest has heard.
Overcrowding in A&E linked to 'hundreds of deaths a week', study finds
Overcrowding in A&E departments and treating patients in corridors is linked to hundreds of deaths every week in the UK, a study has found.


















