A new animation relives the moment murdered Sophie Lancaster was beaten to death as she tried to protect her boyfriend. The pair were targeted for dressing as Goths. The Sophie Lancaster Foundation’s 'Sophie: A Dark Angel' is her family's final tribute.
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St Petersburg is in danger of losing its world heritage status as construction of Europe’s tallest sky scraper begins. Russian gas giant Gazprom's behind the project, but opponents hope Vladimir Putin will scrap it. Sky's Amanda Walker reports.
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The brother of a Tom Cressman, murdered by fugitive Jane Andrews, has called for the justice secretary to resign. Rick Cressman told Sky News Andrews should have been in a higher security prison. Sky’s Martin Brunt reports.
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Pilot, Yves Rossy, known as the 'Jetman' has been rescued from the sea after coming up short in his attempt to fly between two continents. Sky’s Alex Rossi reports from Southern Spain.
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Speaking at a news conference, Pilot Yves Rossy, known as "Jetman", says he’s"disappointed" that he failed in his attempt to fly between two continents powered by a jet pack.
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The Gulf state of Dubai has been forced to call on its creditors for an extension on $bns of debt owed by Dubai World - a building and leisure conglomerate. Andrew Critchlow, Managing Editor of Dow Jones Newswires in Dubai speaks to Sky’s Jeff Randall.
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Residents in Cumbria are preparing for more floods, with the county on alert after another day of downpours. Sky’s Tom Parmenter reports from Cockermouth.
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Hopes that Britain had climbed out of recession have been dashed after revised GDP figures show the economy contracted 0.3% between July and September. But BofE policy maker Andrew Sentance tells Sky’s Jeff Randall Live that he sees a rosier picture.
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Former policeman Martin Forshaw has been jailed for life for murdering his fiance Claire Howarth days before their wedding. He then tried to cover it up with a faked car crash. Sky’s Jane Dougall reports.
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The chairman of the Iraq inquiry insists he will be independent and apolitical as it hears from British diplomats who say the 'drumbeats of war' began shortly after George W Bush was elected US president. Sky’s Michelle Clifford reports.
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Sky’s Matt Smith takes a look at the most popular videos online, including a dodgy second-hand car, the rope swing gone wrong and the unlucky cyclist trying to impress his girlfriend with his bike skills.
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Animation Shows Moment Goth Girl Killed
