Abu Qatada To Finally Be Deported To Jordan

Timeline: Qatada Legal Battle Updated: 6:39am UK, Saturday 06 July 2013 Abu Qatada has challenged and ultimately thwarted every attempt by the Government to detain and deport him for many years. Here is a timeline of the legal battle. 1993: Abu Qatada...

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Father In Court Over Daughter's Murder

The father of an 11-year-old girl found strangled at her home has appeared in court charged with her murder. Rebecca Thompson was discovered at the house in Holmefield Road, Bushey, Hertfordshire, on Saturday, June 22. Her father Simon Thompson, 52,...

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Met Approved Stephen Lawrence Friend Bugging

The man who was in charge of the inquiry into the murder of Stephen Lawrence authorised a secret recording of a meeting between the teenager's close friend, his lawyers and police detectives, it has been revealed. Scotland Yard said Former Deputy Assistant...

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Ceremony To Remember Piper Alpha Disaster

The 25th anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster, which claimed the lives of 167 people, has been remembered at a ceremony in Scotland. The North Sea platform was engulfed in a ball of flames after a gas leak ignited on July 6, 1988. Hundreds of people...

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Weather: Britain Sizzles As Temperatures Soar

Britain is basking in some of the hottest temperatures of the year so far this weekend as summer finally arrives across the country. Sun worshippers were set to enjoy highs of up to 28C (82F) to 29C (84F) on Saturday in London, with temperatures soaring...

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Fugitive Murder Suspect 'Using Canal Paths'

Detectives hunting a man suspected of murdering his ex-girlfriend believe he may be using canal pathways to avoid arrest. Michael Cope, 28, is wanted by police over the "sustained and vicious" killing of mother-of-two Linzi Ashton, 25, whose body was...

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Nightingale: Police Interview Played In Court

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent Former SAS sniper Danny Nightingale has admitted to police that he had an illegal pistol and ammunition at the house he shared with another Special Forces soldier. The admission came in a police interview...

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Azelle Rodney 'Unlawfully Killed' By Police

An inquiry into the death of a man shot dead by police eight years ago has concluded that he was unlawfully killed. Azelle Rodney, who was 24, died after the car he was in was stopped by armed officers in London. An official report found the police...

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London Riots Looter Wins Deportation Fight

A foreigner who was jailed for looting a shop during the London riots will be allowed to stay in the UK, after a judge ruled deporting him would breach his human rights. Derrick Kinsasi's lawyers successfully argued that removing him from the country...

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Dismembered Woman's Identity Known By Police

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Police have established the identity of a woman whose dismembered body was found buried in a shallow grave. Her remains were found a month ago on Corstorphine Hill, which overlooks Edinburgh. Detectives...

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Stone 'Geordie God' Head Discovered By Student

A student has discovered a 1,800-year-old stone head of a "possible Geordie god", buried in an ancient rubbish dump. The 20cm sandstone head, which dates from the 2nd or 3rd century AD, is thought to have been worshipped as a source of inspiration in...

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Mum And Child Found Dead In Merthyr Tydfil

The deaths of a mother - who has been named locally - and child in a house in South Wales are being treated as "unexplained", according to police. Officers found the bodies of Joanne Thomas, who was thought to be in her 20s and a baby after being called...

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Nightingale: Kept Ammo 'Out Of Laziness'

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent The former housemate of the SAS sniper Danny Nightingale has been giving evidence at his court martial. The man, also an ex-Special Forces soldier, known only as N, described himself as Sergeant Nightingale's...

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Madeleine McCann: New UK Police Investigation

By Michelle Clifford, Senior News Correspondent Madeleine McCann's parents have welcomed the launch of a new UK police investigation into their daughter's disappearance. A Met Police review has identified 38 "persons of interest" who detectives...

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Landlord Growth 'Blocking First-Time Buyers'

By Poppy Trowbridge, Business And Economics Correspondent First-time buyers are being blocked from the property ladder as the number of wealthy landlords grows, a new report reveals. The number of landlords as a proportion of the UK population...

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Status Quo Debut Fiji-Based Action Movie

Status Quo stars Rick Parfitt and Francis Rossi have shown off their big screen debut - an action film set in Fiji. The band, famous for hits such as Rockin' All Over the World, star in Bula Quo! where they go on the run with their manager after accidentally...

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Sex Offenders To Face Lie Detector Tests

Compulsory lie detector tests are set be introduced to monitor convicted sex offenders under a change to the law due to be approved later. MPs will debate the relevant legislation in the House of Commons and are expected to approve routine use of polygraph...

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Nightingale: SAS Sniper 'Put Public At Risk'

By David Bowden, Defence Correspondent SAS sniper Danny Nightingale "put the public at risk" by keeping a working 9mm pistol and more than 300 rounds of ammunition in the bedroom of his shared house, a trial has been told. Those dangers "were particularly...

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Shrien Dewani Hearing: Suspect 'Hopeless'

A man accused of orchestrating the honeymoon murder of his wife was overcome by hopelessness and despair during his time in mental health hospitals, a court has heard. Shrien Dewani is alleged to have arranged the death of his 28-year-old wife Anni,...

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Stop-And-Search Police Powers To Be Reviewed

The Home Secretary has launched a public consultation into controversial police stop-and-search powers. Theresa May, in a Commons statement, warned the way the powers were being used was harming community relations as well as wasting police time. MPs...

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Payday Loan Firms Put In Spotlight At Summit

Payday loan companies have met ministers and regulators for talks to tackle "deep-rooted" problems in the industry. The summit looked at whether more can be done to clamp down on issues in the £2bn sector, which has just been referred for investigation...

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Woolwich: Lee Rigby Funeral In Next Two Weeks

The funeral of Drummer Lee Rigby will be held in Bury in the next two weeks, according to Sky sources. Drummer Rigby was attacked as he returned to base in Woolwich after working at the Tower of London in May. He died from multiple cut and stab...

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Woman Trapped And Killed At Paintball Centre

A woman has died after becoming trapped by wooden barriers while working at a paintball centre. The 45-year-old, who has not been named, was pronounced dead at the Delta Force Paintball centre in Sparkwell, Devon. Police and ambulance staff were...

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Smethwick Fire: Massive Blaze At Recycling Plant

A blaze at a plastic recycling factory, described by firefighters as one of the biggest ever seen in the West Midlands, is believed to have been started by a single Chinese lantern. At its height, some 200 firefighters were tackling the blaze at the...

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Hot July Across UK As Summer Finally Arrives

Summer could finally be around the corner with weather forecasters predicting that the UK could enjoy warm weather for the rest of July. With parts of Britain on Sunday experiencing the hottest day of the year so far - 27.2 Celsius being recorded at...

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Duchess' 'Hotel' Baby Birth Not For Everyone

The Duchess of Cambridge is just weeks from becoming a mum for the first time - in the "hotel-like" environment of a private hospital. The experience at the Lindo wing of St Mary's Hospital, where it costs £5,000 for the first day of a normal delivery,...

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Cameron Meets Newly-Elected Pakistan PM

Afghanistan: PM Knows Risks Needed Updated: 4:49pm UK, Sunday 30 June 2013 By Joey Jones, Deputy Political Editor For years, the focus of British involvement in Afghanistan has been reasonably straightforward. Fight the Taliban; force them into...

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Salford Murder: Police Seek Linzi Ashton Ex

The ex-boyfriend of a 25-year-old mother who was "brutally murdered" in her home is being hunted by police. Detectives in Salford said Michael Cope, 28, was their main suspect in the death of Linzi Ashton and have warned locals against "harbouring"...

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Meat From Diseased Cattle Sold By Defra

Meat from cattle slaughtered after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis (bTB) is being sold for human consumption by Defra, the food and farming ministry has said. The meat is banned by most supermarkets and burger chains, The Sunday Times reported....

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Dundee's Landmark Tower Blocks Demolished

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A church in Dundee was the meat in a "demolition-sandwich" when two neighbouring tower blocks were blown down. St Martin's Episcopal Church is situated just metres from Butterburn and Bucklemucker Court...

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Meat From Diseased Cattle Sold By Defra

Meat from cattle slaughtered after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis (bTB) is being sold for human consumption by Defra, the food and farming ministry has said. The meat is banned by most supermarkets and burger chains, The Sunday Times reported....

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Duchess' 'Hotel' Baby Birth Not For Everyone

The Duchess of Cambridge is just weeks from becoming a mum for the first time - in the "hotel-like" environment of a private hospital. The experience at the Lindo wing of St Mary's Hospital, where it costs £5,000 for the first day of a normal delivery,...

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Dundee's Landmark Tower Blocks Demolished

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A church in Dundee was the meat in a "demolition-sandwich" when two neighbouring tower blocks were blown down. St Martin's Episcopal Church is situated just metres from Butterburn and Bucklemucker Court...

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Salford Murder: Police Seek Linzi Ashton Ex

The ex-boyfriend of a 25-year-old mother who was "brutally murdered" in her home is being hunted by police. Detectives in Salford said Michael Cope, 28, was their main suspect in the death of Linzi Ashton and have warned locals against "harbouring"...

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Cameron Meets Newly-Elected Pakistan PM

David Cameron has promised to "stand together" with Pakistan in the fight against terrorism after holding talks with the country's newly-elected prime minister. Mr Cameron, the first world leader to visit Nawaz Sharif since his surprise landslide victory...

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