Jonathan Ross missed out on a TV Bafta, while Sir David Attenborough picked up an award for the first time in ten years and nearly half a century after winning his first.Read
TV presenter Jonathan Ross said his "early test retirement" over the lewd phone calls scandal made him realise how lucky he was to be doing his job.Read
Two people have been admitted to a Scottish hospital as a precaution after returning on Tuesday from Mexico, where 80 people have died from swine flu. Deputy First Minister and Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon said there was no risk to public health.Read
A Conservative Government will "out" quangocrats and mandarins who have been "getting rich at the taxpayer's expense" by publishing details of all public sector salaries over £150,000, party leader David Cameron promised.Read
Police searching for a missing brother and sister feared dead after their car was swept away while crossing a swollen stream have found a second body.Read
The 2012 Olympic Games in London could be severely disrupted unless urgent action is taken to protect Britain from cyber attack, according to former Home Secretary David Blunkett.Read
Public borrowing predictions set out by Alistair Darling in the Budget have "vindicated" the Tories' analysis of the recession, shadow chancellor George Osborne said.Read
US authorities have launched a nationwide manhunt for a University of Georgia professor following the shooting deaths of three people, including his ex-wife.Read
Special forces like the SAS are to be boosted as part of a new military strategy to take on al Qaida and other terror networks, Defence Secretary John Hutton will say.Read
The UK has been put on alert as the global health watchdog warned countries to look out for unusual flu cases after a deadly outbreak of swine influenza.Read
A former Page 3 model, a man dressed as DangerMouse and a foul-mouthed celebrity chef are competing with some of the best runners in the world in the London Marathon.Read
Heads of exam boards in England and Wales have urged the Government to delay the introduction of diploma qualifications in academic subjects for secondary school pupils.Read
Chancellor Alistair Darling's new 50p top rate of income tax on high earners is backed by almost two-thirds (64%) of voters, according to an opinion poll.Read
