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Leading radiographers have warned that anyone with an ultrasound machine can call themselves a sonographer, but without the appropriate qualifications, there are risks to the mother and child.

Part of an Avanti West Coast train came off the tracks between Penrith North Lakes and Oxenholme Lake District, causing extensive damage to its front carriage.

Sky News has spent the last year reporting on a long-running campaign - led by grieving families - to get the government to toughen rules on new young drivers within its Road Safety Strategy, which is set to be announced soon.

A pregnant British teenager is set to be released from jail in Georgia after being held on drug smuggling charges, a lawyer has said.

Asked how she felt, Bella May Culley said she was "happy" and told reporters that she did not expect to be released.

Heidi Alexander told Sky News that the government does not want to make "life impossible for everyone" by dramatically expanding train station security checks.

Stephen Wales says he "definitely gets grossed out" by some infestations - and tells of how a common small animal in your loft "can sound like a wild animal on the rampage".

Paramedics have been sent to the scene of a rail derailment in Cumbria, which has affected rail services.

Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers says it remains cautiously optimistic it is on track to secure fare growth across its financial year as a whole.

In a wide-ranging interview with Wilfred Frost, Warren Stephens also gives his views on getting tough with President Putin and the future of relations with China.