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England rugby star Danny Cipriani arrested and charged after nightclub 'police assault'
England rugby union star Danny Cipriani will appear in court after being arrested and charged with assaulting police at a nightclub.
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Man, 40, held after woman stabbed to death in Battersea, London
A 40-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found stabbed inside a home in south London.
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Westminster terror crash: Suspect Salih Khater was in London 'to get Sudanese visa'
The suspect held over the Westminster terror crash was in the capital to get a Sudanese visa, Sky News understands.
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Jeremy Corbyn tries to draw line under Palestine wreath row with fresh denial
Jeremy Corbyn has sought to draw a line under a row over wreaths laid at a memorial for Palestinians, issuing a fresh denial that he paid tribute to suspected terrorists.
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Tory peer Lord Sheikh defends visit to wreath row conference Corbyn attended
A Tory peer has defended his attendance at a conference on Palestinian rights which is at the centre of the wreath-laying row which has engulfed Jeremy Corbyn.
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Luton Town CEO tells fans to stop chanting Tommy Robinson's name
The chief executive of Luton Town FC has urged fans to stop chanting the name of far-right activist Tommy Robinson.
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Woman wins £13k in damages from dating agency
A woman who signed up to an elite dating agency to find a "sophisticated gentleman" has won damages of more than £13,000 after suing them for deceit and misrepresentation.
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Romanian 'crime boss' Florin Ghinea arrested outside gym in Watford
The suspected leader of a Romanian crime network, who became one of the most wanted men in Europe, has been arrested in the UK.
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Regulated rail fares to increase by maximum of 3.2% next year
Rail passengers will see the price of regulated fares go up by a maximum of 3.2% next year.
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Westminster vehicle ban considered after terror crash
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has told Sky News "there may well be a case" for pedestrianising parts of Westminster in the wake of another suspected terror attack.
