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I'll take a pay cut, says Alan Carr

Alan Carr has said he is "all for" taking a pay cut when his contract is renewed, saying people must pull together in the recession.Read

Epileptic driver jailed over deaths

An epileptic New York driver who mowed down a British couple with his dustbin lorry has been jailed for at least 20 years.Read

Bullies guilty of girl's fall death

Two teenage girls have been found guilty of causing the death of a vicar's daughter who leapt from a third-floor window.Read

Rabbi denies cocaine for sex charge

A wealthy rabbi financed a drug dealing business and offered cocaine to girls in exchange for sex, a court has been told.Read

Ben Elton apologises for royal rant

Ben Elton has apologised for causing offence after launching into a crude comedy television rant about the Royal Family.Read

Dancer Camilla walks out of jungle

Dancer Camilla Dallerup has quit I'm A Celebrity after just a matter of days.Read

Prison officers end wildcat strikes

Hundreds of prison officers involved in wildcat strikes have returned to work, the Prison Officers' Association (POA) has confirmed.Read

Queen's Speech failed NHS - Cameron

Tory leader David Cameron has accused Prime Minister Gordon Brown of "incompetence" as he hit out at his failure to legislate on the NHS and MPs' expenses.Read

Two guilty over girl's death plunge

Two teenage girls have been found guilty of causing the death of a vicar's daughter who leapt from a third-floor window.Read

Brown draws election's battle lines

The Government has unveiled its final legislative package before the general election, with pledges to help the neediest pensioners and crack down on excesses in the financial sector.Read

Call to cut number of police forces

The number of police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland should be slashed to help tackle terrorism and organised crime, a senior officer has said.Read

Marks and Spencer's new chief named

Retail giant Marks & Spencer has named Morrisons boss Marc Bolland as its new chief executive.Read

Tories demand Megrahi medical files

The Scottish Government is facing demands to release all records on the Lockerbie bomber, 90 days after he was freed from jail on compassionate grounds.Read

Prison staff wildcat strikes spread

Wildcat strikes by prison officers have spread to a second jail, the Prison Officers' Association said.Read

Brown draws election battle lines

The Government has unveiled its final legislative package before the general election, with pledges to help the neediest pensioners and crack down on excesses in the financial sector.Read

DNA breakthrough in 1981 baby death

Police have revealed a DNA breakthrough in the case of a newborn baby found washed up dead on a beach 28 years ago.Read

Comic in rant against Royal family

Ben Elton has launched a crude rant against the Royal Family, joking that the Queen is a "sad little old lady".Read

Mother's death hospital prosecution

A hospital trust faces prosecution over health and safety breaches linked to the death of a mother who had just given birth.Read

Kercher killer launches appeal bid

An Ivory Coast man convicted of killing British student Meredith Kercher has launched his appeal.Read

Ex-Tory MP is new chairman of ITV

Former Conservative MP Archie Norman has been named as the new chairman of ITV following the broadcaster's protracted search to replace Michael Grade.Read