Dallas Star Larry Hagman Dies

Larry Hagman, who starred in the hit TV series Dallas as the scheming oil baron J R Ewing, has died. His family said in a statement that the 81-year-old died in a Dallas hospital following complications from his battle with cancer. He had suffered...

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Britain Braced For More Heavy Flooding

Britain is bracing itself for more flooding and travel disruption over the weekend as forecasters predict further heavy downpours. A deep area of low pressure is set to move in over the weekend, bringing more heavy rain to areas already badly hit by...

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McAfee's Dogs Could Be Key To Murder Riddle

Police hunting the anti-virus pioneer John McAfee think the millionaire's dogs could hold the key to solving the murder of his neighbour. Mr McAfee shot dead his pets after they were poisoned two days before Gregory Faull, a retired American builder,...

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UKIP Foster Care Row: Investigation Launched

Rotherham Council has launched an investigation into the decision to remove three foster children from a couple because of their membership of the UK Independence Party. Councillor Paul Lakin, cabinet member for children, young people and family services,...

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Steel Giant Tata Cuts 900 Jobs Across UK

Indian-owned Tata Steel has confirmed that it will close 12 plants in Britain. The move will result in 900 job losses, the company confirmed, including 580 in South Wales, 155 in Yorkshire, 120 in the West Midlands and 30 on Teesside. Sites to close...

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Floods: Man Dies As More Rain Expected

A man has died after becoming trapped in his 4x4 in floods after large parts of the UK were hit by strong winds and heavy rain. Forecasters said there would be a respite on today with fewer showers, and drier and brighter conditions - but the weather...

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Spurs Fan Attacked: Two Charged Over Stabbing

Two Italians have been charged with attempted murder after an attack on Tottenham Hotspur supporters in a Rome pub left one man seriously hurt. Ashley Mills suffered serious injuries to his skull and thigh. The 25-year-old remained in the San Camillo...

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Dog Attacks: Royal Mail Vows Tougher Action

The Royal Mail plans to step up action against the owners of dogs that attack postal workers. The group said there had been more than 3,000 attacks in the year ending in April, while the Communication Workers Union estimated the number of postal workers...

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CCTV Attack: Man Held Over Teenager Assault

A man has been arrested after a 16-year-old girl was punched in the head in an apparently random attack caught on CCTV. The shocking footage shows a man jogging up behind the 16-year-old and hitting her around the head. The girl was left lying on the...

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BBC Appoints Tony Hall As New Director-General

The BBC has named Tony Hall, Baron Hall of Birkenhead, as its new director-general. Lord Hall started a 28-year career at the BBC as a trainee and was head of news and current affairs at the corporation from 1996 to 2001. He replaces George Entwistle,...

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Lord McAlpine Reaches Settlement With ITV

Lord McAlpine has reached a £125,000 settlement with ITV and Phillip Schofield over a This Morning show in which a list of alleged paedophiles was shown to the Prime Minister. During the show, presenter Schofield handed a piece of paper to David Cameron...

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Tottenham Hotspur Fans Attacked In Rome

A group of English football fans have been injured in a late-night clash in Rome ahead of a Europa League match. One fan was in serious condition after being stabbed, and at least four other Britons, one American and one Bangladeshi were hurt when masked...

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Chelsea Manager Roberto Di Matteo Sacked

Chelsea: Eight Managers In Nine Years Updated: 11:16am UK, Wednesday 21 November 2012 Roberto Di Matteo has become the latest Chelsea manager to be removed from his post by Roman Abramovich. How did his predecessors fare after parting company with...

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Gaza: Ceasefire Delayed As Shelling Continues

A ceasefire between the Israelis and the Palestinians in Gaza has been delayed – but a diplomatic push is under way to try to stop the fighting. On Tuesday night, Hamas official Ayman Taha said an Egyptian-brokered truce had been finalised and would...

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Israel: Explosion On Tel Aviv Bus Hurts 10

At least 10 people are thought to have been injured in a bomb blast on a bus in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv. The explosion took place across from the military headquarters - on the eighth day of an Israeli offensive against Palestinian militants in...

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Week-Old Baby Bitten To Death By Dog Named

A one-week-old boy who died after being bitten by a family dog in Shropshire has been named as Harry Harper. Harry died in hospital on Tuesday morning after paramedics were called out to the family home in Woodside Road in Ketley, near Telford. His...

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Brooks And Coulson To Face New Charges

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent Former Tory spin doctor Andy Coulson and News International chief Rebekah Brooks face new criminal charges over bungs to public officials in return for stories used in the News Of The World and The Sun. Coulson,...

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SAS Sniper's Case Review 'Inappropriate'

Attorney General Dominic Grieve has said it would be "inappropriate" for him to review the decision to prosecute an SAS sergeant for illegal possession of a weapon. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond wrote to Mr Grieve earlier today, asking him to examine...

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Gaza: UN Boss Warns Of 'Dangerous Escalation'

UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon has called for an immediate ceasefire to end the Gaza-Israel conflict. Speaking in Cairo after talks with Arab League chief Nabil Elaraby, he said a ground invasion of Gaza would be a "dangerous escalation" that must...

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UBS Rogue Trader Kweku Adoboli Guilty Of Fraud

UBS rogue trader Kweku Adoboli has been found guilty of Britain's biggest ever fraud, which resulted in a loss of £1.4bn for the Swiss bank and nearly brought it down. However, the 32-year-old former City trader has been acquitted of four false-accounting...

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Austria: 'Ice Lady Hid Lovers' Body Parts'

A woman has gone on trial for allegedly murdering two men and concealing their body parts in concrete under her ice cream parlour. Goidsargi Estibaliz Carranza Zabala, dubbed the "Ice Lady" in Austrian reports, has been charged with shooting dead her...

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Gaza Conflict: Rockets 'Hit Israeli Town'

Gaza: The Moment Media Buildings Were Hit Updated: 11:11am UK, Monday 19 November 2012 By Sam Kiley, Middle East Correspondent, in Gaza City An orange flash lingered, windows bulged pregnant, and burst - the bang came last. It's odd the things...

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Teen Paralysed In Car Crash Gets £23m Payout

A teenager who was paralysed in a car crash that killed her mother is to receive record compensation worth £23m. Cheltenham Ladies College pupil Agnes Collier, now 17, was left with no use of her legs and little function in her arms after the March...

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South African Found Guilty Of Dewani Murder

By Alex Crawford, Special Correspondent The man found guilty today of the murder of honeymooner Anni Dewani is the last of the South African killers to face justice. Xolile Mngeni protested his innocence throughout the three-month trial but was...

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Prisoner Voting Ban: MPs To Debate Again

MPs are to be given another say on whether to give prisoners the vote, as the deadline for Britain to comply with a European ruling on the controversial issue looms. The UK's current blanket ban on prisoners voting has been judged as unlawful by the European...

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Jaguar Land Rover Launches China Expansion

By Mark Stone, China Correspondent Jaguar Land Rover is to manufacture cars outside the United Kingdom for the first time. The company has entered into a joint venture with one of China's largest car makers Chery. The two firms began work to build...

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John McAfee 'In His Compound In Belize'

Millionaire software mogul John McAfee, who is wanted for questioning over the death of his neighbour, claims he has been in his home in Belize all along. Mr McAfee told CNBC he has been hiding in his compound for the last week - not on the run as previously...

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Gaza: Israel Prepares To Widen Offensive

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country is ready to "significantly expand" its Gaza offensive. "We are extracting a heavy price from Hamas and the terror organisations," Mr Netanyahu said at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting...

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