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Post Office scandal: Daughter has had 'panic attacks' since mum was accused of stealing
The daughter of a Post Office victim has told Sky News she suffered "dark thoughts of suicide" in the years after her mother was accused of stealing.
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'A threat to national security': Fears drones could be used to lift inmates out of prisons
Sophisticated drones sending "overwhelming amounts" of drugs and weapons into prisons represent a threat to national security, according to an annual inspection report by the prisons watchdog.
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Reform UK poses 'very serious threat' to Labour, Welsh first minister warns
The threat from Reform in Wales is "very serious", the country's Labour leader said as exclusive polling revealed Nigel Farage's party is the first choice for Welsh voters.
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Every mobile phone to receive emergency alert: When it will happen - and what it will say
Mobile phones across the UK will be sent an emergency alert as the government tests the system nationwide.
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King to warn of 'complex threats' facing UK and France - as Macron begins his first state visit
The King will refer to the "complex threats" facing the UK and France - stressing "these challenges know no borders" - as he delivers a speech to welcome President Emmanuel Macron to his first state visit.
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Jury shown CCTV and bodycam footage of brothers allegedly assaulting police at Manchester Airport
CCTV and police bodycam footage allegedly showing three police officers being assaulted at Manchester Airport has been played to jurors.
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Stephen Doohan: Paramedic who secretly gave pregnant woman abortion drug jailed for more than 10 years
A paramedic who secretly gave a pregnant woman an abortion drug during sex has been jailed for more than 10 years.
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UK farmers have 'nothing more to give' as they fear govt will compromise welfare in US-UK trade deal
UK farmers have "nothing more to give" as they fear the government will use agriculture to further reduce US tariffs in a trade deal with the White House.
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Children with special needs will 'always' have 'legal right' to support, education secretary says
The education secretary has said children with special needs will "always" have a legal right to additional support as she sought to quell a looming row over potential cuts.
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Government to ban 'appalling' non-disclosure agreements that silence victims of abuse at work
Victims will no longer have to "suffer in silence", the government has said, as it pledges to ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) designed to silence staff who've suffered harassment or discrimination.
