May 06 2009 | National News
Labour activist Derek Draper has quit as editor of the LabourList website following the scandal over the proposed No 10 smear campaign. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Police and fire investigators are trying to discover the cause of a blaze which killed two young brothers. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Two inseparable horses are set to retire together after spending a total of 30 years in the police force. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The Government has seen off an attempt to throw out plans to ban tobacco displays from shops. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Two young boys have died after being dramatically rescued from a house fire. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The son of motorsport chief Max Mosley has been found died after a suspected drug overdose, sources have said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Four new cases of swine flu have been diagnosed in England, bringing the total number of UK cases to 32, the Department of Health (DH) has said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Gordon Brown will unveil a new policy on Gurkha residence rights by the end of the month, campaigning actress Joanna Lumley has declared after talks with the Prime Minister. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A speed camera boss has been given a six-month driving ban after being caught speeding at more than 100mph. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The parents of an 11-year-old boy killed in a hit-and-run collision are expected to make a public appeal for the suspected driver to come forward, police have said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Gurkhas with campaigner Joanna Lumley has hailed "positive" talks with Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Post offices and pharmacies could act as enrolment centres for the Government's ID card scheme, Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The son of Formula One boss Max Mosley has been found dead, police sources have confirmed. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Gordon Brown is discussing residency rights for Gurkhas with campaigner Joanna Lumley. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A woman wanted in connection with a suspected hit and run collision which left an 11-year-old boy dead has been spotted in her home city, police have revealed. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Gordon Brown is to discuss residency rights for Gurkhas with campaigner Joanna Lumley, sources have said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Lord Mandelson has hit back at David Cameron's claim that the Government was "running the country into the ground", warning that the Conservative leader risked fuelling pessimism and damaging the UK's economic prospects. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Tory leader David Cameron has had his bicycle stolen again - this time from right outside his home in west London. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A pregnant British woman held in Laos on drug smuggling charges has been allowed to see a doctor and an embassy official. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Hundreds of workers at vanmaker LDV have been warned there is no guarantee all their jobs will be saved despite a last-minute rescue to prevent the firm going bust. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
David Cameron taunted Gordon Brown that the Government was in "terminal decline" as he repeatedly challenged the Prime Minister to call a general election. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Chancellor Alistair Darling's Budget forecast of a swift return to strong growth in the UK economy has been branded "optimistic" by an influential parliamentary committee. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The first US face transplant patient has braved the glare of publicity to show what modern medicine can do. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Actress Joanna Lumley has insisted that the Duchess of Cornwall was not the senior royal who privately backed her campaign for Gurkha settlement rights. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A radical preacher who was jailed for inciting terrorism has been freed early from prison. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A rural Chinese county has rescinded a rule urging its officials to smoke a certain amount of local cigarettes to boost tax income. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
An Austrian carpenter is claiming a world record for building 707,335 coffins over his 30-year career. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Male worshippers like to sing "proper macho songs" in church and feel uncomfortable with hugging, holding hands or sitting in circles discussing their feelings, according to a survey. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A baby born prematurely is eating 3,000 calories every day to help her reach a healthy weight - more than the NHS daily recommended intake for men. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The romance between contestants Philip Taylor and Kate Walsh is finally exposed on tonight’s Apprentice. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The last member of former Royal Bank of Scotland boss Sir Fred Goodwin's failed top team is set to leave the group with a £517,000-a-year pension. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
House prices continued to fall steeply during April, suggesting that talk of a recovery in the market may have been premature, figures show. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The 10-year-old grandson of Sir Alex Ferguson has undergone surgery after being involved in a car crash with his mother and sister. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A British charity fundraiser who beat 34,000 candidates to win a six-month deployment in the "best job in the world" has said that it was an "extreme honour". Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A US radio shock jock barred from entering the UK has said he will sue for defamation after his name appeared on the Home Office's list of 16 "least wanted". Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Moves to place van maker LDV into administration are expected to be deferred after a last-minute deal was announced to rescue the firm and save thousands of jobs. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
A bungee jumping, scuba diving British charity worker has been named as the winner of what has been dubbed the "Best Job in the World" - a £73,400 contract to serve as the caretaker of a tropical Australian island. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The Government has appointed a new "flu tsar" to deal with the threat of a pandemic. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
International trafficking networks have used a children's home near London's Heathrow airport as a "clearing house" for dozens of youngsters smuggled into Britain, it is reported. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
US President Barack Obama is hosting talks with his Pakistani counterpart Asif Ali Zardari on how best to counter the growing Taliban insurgency. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
The details of a last-ditch deal to save van maker LDV from going bust are being finalised in a move that could safeguard hundreds of jobs. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Children's Secretary Ed Balls is set to outline plans to improve child protection services. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Post offices and pharmacies could act as enrolment centres for the Government's ID card scheme, Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has said. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Binge drinking among women has almost doubled in recent years, research showed. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Sir Alex Ferguson's daughter-in-law and grandson have been described as "seriously ill" after they were involved in a road crash. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Only a retirement age of 70, a basic income tax rate of 37% or a 10% slashing of public spending would get Britain's public debt under control within a decade, a think tank is reported to have concluded. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Pupils at schools hit by swine flu could get grades without sitting exams. Read
May 06 2009 | National News
Police are hunting a woman wanted in connection with a suspected hit-and-run collision that left an 11-year-old boy dead. Read