Two Held After Children Killed In House Fire

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of murder by police investigating a house fire in which a woman and two children died. A 20-year-old woman, a boy aged four and a two-year-old girl were pronounced dead by firefighters after the blaze...

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Lebanon: Protests After Beirut Bomb Blast

Protesters in Lebanon have burnt tyres and set up roadblocks amid growing anger over a car bomb that killed eight people, including one of the country's top security officials. There are fears that the devastating attack threatens to bring Syria's civil...

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Cardiff Hit-And-Runs: Police Hunt Mystery Car

Detectives investigating a hit-and-run rampage in which a mother of a disabled child was killed are appealing for information about a mystery car seen driving on the wrong side of the road shortly before the crashes. Karina Menzies, 32, was killed yesterday...

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Israeli Navy Boards Gaza-Bound Boat

The Israeli military says its navy boarded a boat carrying pro-Palestinian MPs and activists that was trying to break the naval blockade on Gaza. The boarding happened after the passengers' "unwillingness to co-operate" and they "ignored calls to change...

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Iraq Soldiers' Families Win Damages Fight

Relatives of soldiers killed in Iraq have won the latest round in a fight for compensation from the Government. The Court of Appeal said families could pursue damages claims on the grounds of negligence. Relatives say the Ministry of Defence failed...

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Beirut Car Bomb: 'Eight Killed' In Explosion

At least eight people have reportedly been killed and 78 wounded by a car bomb in Lebanese capital Beirut. The rising death toll - following the city's first such attack since 2008 - was reported by Lebanon's state-run National News Agency. More follows......

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Taxi Driver Pleads Guilty To Clubber Murder

A taxi driver admitted has admitted killing nightclubber Sian O'Callaghan. Father-of-three Christopher Halliwell, 48, from Swindon, pleaded guilty to the charge during a hearing at Bristol Crown Court. Miss O'Callaghan, 22, disappeared after leaving...

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Torched Car Did Belong To Missing Vet

Missing Irish Woman's Last Sighting Updated: 6:16pm UK, Thursday 18 October 2012 CCTV footage of the last known sighting of a missing Irish woman feared to have been murdered in Wales has been released by police. Catherine Gowing, 37, was captured...

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Missing Ben Needham: New Search In Greece

British police investigating the disappearance of Ben Needham are to search a mound of earth close to where he went missing in Greece 21 years ago. Ben vanished on the island of Kos in July 1991 when he was 21 months old, after his mother and grandparents...

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'Lonely' Eton Boys Make Gangnam Style Video

A group of pupils from Eton College have posted a Gangnam Style-inspired video on YouTube, where the teenagers talk about their frustrations and insecurities. Gangnam Style was a track released by South Korean rapper Psy in July. It is known for its...

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Greek Police Clash With Austerity Protesters

Violence has broken out in the Greek capital Athens, where protesters have clashed with police during an anti-austerity demonstration. Campaigners threw petrol bombs and rocks at police officers, who responded by firing tear gas to break up groups of...

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John Terry Punished By Chelsea For Race Abuse

Chelsea say they have taken "further disciplinary action" against John Terry after he decided not to appeal against his four-match ban for racially abusing QPR's Anton Ferdinand. The club will not reveal what discipline it is taking against its captain,...

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Andrew Mitchell: Miliband Says 'He's Toast'

Labour leader Ed Miliband has mocked Tory Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell during Prime Minister's Questions and declared "he's toast". Prime Minister David Cameron was forced to defend the senior Tory yet again as his row with a policeman dominated the first...

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Energy Bills: Cameron Promises New Laws

Energy firms will be forced to give customers the cheapest available tariff under new laws, David Cameron has announced. Amid mounting concern about the soaring cost of power, the Prime Minister vowed to legislate to tackle the often-confusing array...

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Nike Cancels Lance Armstrong Contract

Nike has terminated its contract with former champion cyclist Lance Armstrong as he prepares to step down as chairman of his Livestrong cancer-fighting charity. Last week the US Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) released a massive report detailing allegations...

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April Cops: 'We'll Search Until Christmas'

The search for missing April Jones could continue until Christmas and beyond, police have said. Major search efforts to find the five-year-old schoolgirl are ongoing, and Dyfed Powys Police say the hunt may not end for months. "We said goodbye to 150...

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Gary McKinnon: May Blocks Extradition To US

Long Wait Over Extradition Ruling Updated: 12:47pm UK, Tuesday 16 October 2012 Computer hacker Gary McKinnon has been living under the threat of extradition and prosecution in the US for more than 10 years. Here is a summary of the key events in his...

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Starbucks: No UK Tax Paid Since 2009

Since opening its first coffee shop in the UK in 1998, Starbucks has racked up over £3bn in sales but shelled out just £8.6m in income taxes, according to new research. In the latest example of tax avoidance by a multinational company, Reuters revealed...

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Stolen Paintings Include Picasso And Freud

Several paintings including works by Picasso, Matisse and Monet have been stolen from a Dutch museum in one of the largest heists in years. Police said a total of seven paintings were taken from the Kunsthal museum in Rotterdam including Pablo Picasso's...

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Hillsborough Tragedy Set For New Inquest

The Attorney General has paved the way for a new inquest into the deaths of 96 football fans in the Hillsborough tragedy by applying for the verdicts of the original hearing to be quashed. The move comes after a report into the 1989 disaster revealed...

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