JFK Anniversary: 'Remarkable Life' Remembered

JFK: Magic Bullet, Fourth Shot And A Pink Dress Updated: 1:28am UK, Friday 22 November 2013 From the magic bullet theory to the first lady's blood-stained pink dress, we look at some of the crucial findings and iconic moments surrounding John F Kennedy's...

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Ex Co-op Bank Chairman Paul Flowers Arrested

Former Co-op bank chairman Paul Flowers has been arrested in connection with a drugs supply investigation, police have said. West Yorkshire Police said officers detained the 63-year-old in the Merseyside area on Thursday night and he is being questioned...

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Police: No More Suspects In 'Slavery' Case

Police investigating alleged slavery at a house in London are not looking for any more suspects or victims. Officers arrested two people after three women aged between 30 and 69 were rescued from a house in Lambeth, south London, following a probe sparked...

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Arctic Oil Protest Brits Freed In Russia

Five of the Britons arrested by Russian authorities during a Greenpeace protest against Arctic oil drilling have been released from detention in St Petersburg. Activists Iain Rogers, Frank Hewetson, Alexandra Harris and Anthony Perrett, and journalist Kieron...

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Monty Python Announce London Comeback Show

Monty Python have revealed their comeback will be on July 1, 2014 at the 02 arena in London. Directed by Phil McIntyre, it will be the legendary comedy troupe's first new show in three decades. Tickets go on sale at 10am on November 25. Eric Idle,...

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Miliband Accuses Cameron Of Co-Op 'Smear'

The Labour leader has hit back at questions over his relationship with the disgraced former Co-op Bank chairman claiming it is all Tory smears. Ed Miliband accused the Prime Minister of taking a "serious situation at the bank" and using it to make a...

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Daniel Radcliffe Warns Social Media Celebrities

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Celebrities who tell fans what they are doing "moment to moment" on social media sites cannot expect to have a private life, according to Daniel Radcliffe. In an exclusive interview with Sky...

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Freed Greenpeace Activists Hit Out At Detention

The latest British Greenpeace activists to be granted bail by a court in Russia have welcomed the decision - but say it shouid have happened "months ago". Frank Hewetson, 45, and 37-year-old Iain Rogers were among 30 people arrested by Russian...

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Hull Named As UK City Of Culture 2017

Hull has been named as the UK City of Culture 2017, beating Leicester, Swansea Bay and Dundee to the title. The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade, which is handed out every four years. Secretary of State for Culture, Media and...

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Four Killed In Derbyshire Village House Fire

Two adults and two children have died in a house fire in Derbyshire, police have said. A third child, a seven-year-old girl, is in hospital in Chesterfield with minor injuries. The fire broke out on Williamthorpe Road, North Wingfield, a village about...

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Ferry Firm Rescues 'Too Fat To Fly' Frenchman

A ferry company has stepped in to help a 32-stone Frenchman who was told he was too heavy to board a plane or a Eurostar train. Kevin Chenais was left stranded in Britain after being banned from travelling through the Channel Tunnel on the grounds he...

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Greenpeace Protest: Britons Released On Bail

Two Britons have been freed on bail after they were arrested following attempts by Greenpeace to occupy an oil platform in the Arctic. Greenpeace activist Alexandra Harris and independent video-journalist Kieron Bryan were given the news at a court...

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Stafford: Cover-Up Hospitals To Lose Insurance

Stafford Hospital: The Victims Updated: 1:45pm UK, Tuesday 19 November 2013 By David Crabtree, Midlands Correspondent The families of three patients that died at Stafford Hospital have spoken of the neglect and failings there. It was March 2010...

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Iranian Embassy Blasts Kill 23 In Beirut

Two explosions at the Iranian Embassy in Beirut have killed 23 people and injured 146, Lebanon's health minister has said. Ali Hassan Khalil said the number of victims, which include the embassy's cultural attache, was not final and could rise further....

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Monty Python's Circus Set To Fly Again

Comedy veterans Monty Python are set to reunite for their first major project in 30 years. Surviving members of the team at the Spamalot opening in New York in 2005 Surviving members John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin...

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Co-op Boss Quits Amid Flowers Drug Scandal

Len Wardle, chair of the Co-operative Group, has resigned after "serious questions" were raised by the scandal over its former banking chairman Paul Flowers. Mr Wardle had announced last month that he planned to step down amid the wider financial crisis...

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Bodies In Ditches: Woman Admits Three Murders

A woman has admitted murdering three men whose stabbed bodies were found in remote ditches in Cambridgeshire. Joanna Dennehy pleaded guilty to killing Kevin Lee, Lukasz Slaboszewski and John Chapman between March and April this year....

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Sudden Cold Snap Set To Bite Britain

A sudden cold snap is due to hit Britain today, with northern Scotland the first area of the country expected to shiver in the freezing temperatures. North-westerly winds whipping off the Arctic are expected to bring at least two weeks of wintry conditions,...

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Rapper Watsky Sorry For 'Stupid' Gig Rig Jump

A rapper who jumped from a lighting rig and injured two people has apologised for his "stupid and wildly irresponsible" stunt. George Watsky climbed a rope ladder before leaping into the crowd at Alexandra Palace in north London during a performance...

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Tornadoes Sweeping Across US Midwest Kill Six

At least six people have died as powerful tornadoes carved a path of destruction across the US Midwest. Entire neighbourhoods were flattened within seconds as the twisters, triggered by a "very dangerous" and fast-moving weather system, touched down...

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Boy Chained Up With Dead Chicken Around Neck

A social worker has been charged after her foster child was found chained to the porch of her home with a dead chicken around his neck, police said. The 11-year-old boy was discovered, shivering and alone, restrained by a handcuff around his ankle in...

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Unions Probe: Review Into Intimidation Claims

David Cameron has set himself on a collision course with the unions by announcing an independent review into allegations of intimidation and bullying. The move follows claims of sabotage and harassment related to the bitter industrial dispute which...

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