Nov 20 2008 | National News
A serving police officer included in a list of British National Party members leaked on an internet blog has been suspended from duty, police said. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
There were calls for the Government to halt its JobCentre closure programme, after a minister said he was reviewing it in the light of the economic crisis. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The Saudi owners of the Sirius Star are reportedly negotiating with pirate hijackers despite pleas from British and Saudi governments not to pay the ransom. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Shareholders in Royal Bank of Scotland approved a £20 billion bail-out plan which could put nearly 60% of the company in public hands. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland apologised to shareholders ahead of a vote on a £20 billion Government bail-out package. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Top UK firms joined the growing list of companies cutting jobs as hundreds of losses were announced and fears were expressed of further redundancies. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The family of two boys killed by ex-Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick in a crash on the M6 said measures to crack down on speeding motorists and drink-and-drug drivers were too little, too late. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Top UK firms joined the growing list of companies cutting jobs as hundreds of losses were announced and fears were expressed of further redundancies. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The man accused of kidnapping Shannon Matthews told police he took the schoolgirl on trips to the park, a court heard. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
A police scenes of crime officer has shown a Leeds Crown Court jury an elasticated strap with a loop on the end which was taken from the flat where schoolgirl Shannon Matthews was eventually found. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Water companies must help customers save 40% more water from 2010 following a "lacklustre" performance by some suppliers, Ofwat has announced. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
A worker in the Queen's household whose name appears on a list of British National Party members has denied being involved in the far-right party, Buckingham Palace said. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The Government has refused to release a detailed report into the mistakes made by authorities in the Baby P case. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Ransom payments to pirates will only encourage further hostage-taking, Foreign Secretary David Miliband has insisted. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Hundreds more job losses have been announced at some of the UK's leading firms in the wake of the economic downturn. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Official sales figures from the UK high street have continued to defy expectations. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Mortgage lending rose by nearly 7% during October but it remained well down on 12 months ago, figures show. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Rolls-Royce plans to cut up to 2,000 jobs worldwide, including 140 in the UK, after reviewing the impact of the current economic "uncertainties", the aerospace giant has announced. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Paving over front gardens and planting exotic ornamental plants could be contributing to the decline of one of Britain's best known birds, conservationists have warned. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The deputy leader of the British National Party has denied using his taxpayer-funded position at the Greater London Authority to perform work for the far-right party. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Major retailers are slashing prices in a pre-Christmas bid to breathe life into the ailing high street. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Shareholders in Royal Bank of Scotland are to vote on a £20 billion bail-out plan which could put nearly 60% of the company in public hands. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Tougher penalties for speeding and other "excessive behaviour" by motorists are to be proposed by ministers as part of a bid to cut road deaths. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Anti-war activists are set to urge the Government to bring the "occupation" of Afghanistan to an end and bring UK troops home. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
The recession would last until "doomsday if David Cameron was Prime Minister", the joint leader of the country's biggest trade union will say. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
Government claims to prioritise victims of crime were questioned as a committee of MPs delivered a damning report into compensation for people injured in violent attacks. Read
Nov 20 2008 | National News
An "expensive" Government health reform has so far failed to deliver real benefits for patients, experts have said. Read