GCHQ Spies 'Tap Fibre Optic Cables For Data'

British spies have secretly accessed fibre-optic cables carrying huge numbers of emails, Facebook messages and other communications, according to The Guardian. Documents given to the newspaper by US whistleblower Edward Snowden suggest eavesdropping...

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Motorway Speed Limit Plans Put In Slow Lane

Plans to raise the motorway speed limit to 80mph have been moved into the slow lane after it was decided the idea was "not a priority". The policy change was proposed in 2011 by then Transport Secretary Philip Hammond but his successor, Patrick McLoughlin,...

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Lansley Was Warned Of Baby Deaths In 2010

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent A former Health Secretary was warned about a cover up over baby deaths at a hospital in Cumbria three years ago. Andrew Lansley received a letter from James Titcombe whose son Joshua died aged just...

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Harwich Ferry Crash: 500 Stuck On Board

Almost 500 passengers are stuck on board a ferry after it hit a quay in Essex and started to let in water. The Sirena Seaways ferry struck the quay at Parkeston near Harwich just after midday, but the water it was taking on was "quickly stopped", said...

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Football Streaming Website Faces Legal Action

Internet service providers in the UK could be forced to block a Swedish-based website which streams live football matches. The Premier League is in the process of requesting a court order that would make ISPs effectively ban their customers...

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Hunt: NHS 'Caused 3,000 Deaths' Last Year

Around 3,000 NHS patients died needlessly last year because of poor care, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said. He also confirmed that nearly 500,000 people were harmed unnecessarily as he called on the NHS to end the "silent scandal of errors". Mr...

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Google Threatened With Criminal Proceedings

Internet giant Google has been threatened with criminal proceedings if it does not destroy personal data collected from wifi networks. The internet giant has been handed an enforcement notice by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) after further...

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Jeremy Forrest Jailed For Five And A Half Years

A teacher who fled to France with his pupil and spent a week on the run has been jailed after admitting five counts of sexual activity with a child. Jeremy Forrest, who was convicted by a jury yesterday of abducting the schoolgirl, pleaded guilty to...

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Robber On The Run After Fleeing Court Dock

Police are searching for a teenage robber who fled a court dock as a judge was about to send him to jail. Unemployed Ricky Kerry, 19, ran from the dock at Southend Crown Court after being sentenced to 28 months in prison for robbery, said Essex...

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Baby Deaths: CQC Exec 'Wanted To Speak Out'

Care Quality Commission media manager Anna Jefferson says she wanted to speak out after being implicated in an alleged cover-up of the organisation's failure to investigate baby deaths in Cumbria. The health watchdog has revealed its ex-chief executive...

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CCTV: Theft Victim Flung From Stolen Car

Dramatic CCTV footage showing a grocer clinging on to his stolen 4x4 before slamming into an oncoming car has been released by police. Fruit and vegetable merchant Stuart Timmins was left with crippling leg injuries following his attempt to stop the...

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South Wales School Car Crash: Several Casualties

A car has overturned after smashing into children and adults outside a primary school in South Wales, injuring nine people. Karin Williams An air ambulance was scrambled to the "very serious" accident at Rhoose Primary School and treated casualties...

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Jeremy Forrest: Teacher Guilty Of Abduction

How Search For Teacher Unfolded Updated: 3:29pm UK, Thursday 20 June 2013 Jeremy Forrest was found guilty of abducting a 15-year-old pupil less than a year-and-a-half after rumours of their relationship first unfolded. These are the key events which...

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Rubbish Chute Baby: Mum Guilty Of GBH

A woman has been found guilty of inflicting grievous bodily harm but cleared of attempted murder after throwing her baby down a rubbish chute. Jaymin Abdulrahman, 25, wrapped her six-week-old daughter in material and dropped her more than 40ft (12m)...

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Three Named In Baby Deaths 'Cover-Up'

Three people allegedly involved in a cover-up of an NHS regulator's failure to investigate a spate of baby deaths have been named. Former Care Quality Commission chief executive Cynthia Bower, her deputy Jill Finney and media manager Anna Jefferson...

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Baby Deaths 'Cover-Up': Health Sec Apologies

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said the covering-up of failures by an NHS watchdog to properly investigate baby deaths should never have happened. The Care Quality Commission has been accused of destroying their own report into maternity units that...

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Kate To Give Birth At Same Hospital As Diana

By Paul Harrison, Royal Correspondent The Duchess of Cambridge will give birth at the same hospital wing where Diana, Princess of Wales, had Princes William and Harry. Sky News has also learned that Kate is expected to have a natural birth at the...

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Army Cuts: Thousands Told They Will Lose Jobs

Nearly 4,500 Army staff have been given their redundancy notices in the latest round of staff cuts, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed. A total of 4,480 are being axed as the Government tries to reduce the number of regulars by about 20% to 82,000....

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UK Weather: Hottest Days Of Summer So Far

Britain is expected to bask in its hottest days of the year so far today and tomorrow, forecasters say. Temperatures are expected to reach highs of 26 to 30°C (79-86°F) in the south east of England. But it does not look to be a completely dry day....

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Saatchi: 'Nigella Lawson Caution Was Best'

Advertising guru Charles Saatchi says he took a police caution for assaulting his wife Nigella Lawson to avoid having the incident "hanging over all of us". The 70-year-old voluntarily attended a central London police station and accepted the caution...

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Girl Killed With Friend On Rail Line Named

A teenage boy and girl from the same school have died after being hit by a high-speed train in Hertfordshire. The youngsters - one of whom has been named as 15-year-old Charleigh Disbrey - are believed to have climbed over a fence close to...

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Forrest Trial: Wife Found Message From Girl

The wife of a teacher accused of abducting a schoolgirl has told a court how she asked him to stop communicating with the pupil on Twitter after she found a message from the teenager. Lewes Crown Court has been hearing from Emily Forrest, who said her...

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