By Tim Marshall, Sky News Foreign Editor Within minutes of the explosions in Boston, the procedures required for a successful investigation will have been put in place. The first responders treated the injured and bystanders pulled away wreckage from those trapped. But following in quickly behind them will have been the men and women who [...]

Britain’s first youth police commissioner has refused to step down after it was revealed she had posted a string of offensive comments on Twitter. Paris Brown, 17, who took up the post just days ago, wrote homophobic and racist comments on her Twitter account and boasted about getting drunk. She also appeared to condone violence [...]

A second man is being questioned after a British woman was found murdered on a houseboat in Indian-administered Kashmir, police have confirmed. The son of the owner of the houseboat where Sarah Groves, 24, had been staying for up to two months is helping police with their inquiries, according to Sky sources. The victim, from [...]

By Tom Parmenter, Sky News Correspondent in Cyprus Cyprus’ banks have opened their doors after the longest enforced bank holiday in Europe’s history. Queues grew outside branches across the country, with no signs of panic as employees limited the number of customers allowed in at any one time. The country’s President tweeted his thanks to [...]