'Asbos For Extremists' To Tackle UK Jihadists

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent Home Secretary Theresa May is planning to bring in new laws to tackle the threat of British jihadists - including "anti-social behaviour orders" for extremists. Mrs May will announce a three-point plan...

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Hospitals Told To End 'Unfair' Parking Charges

Hospitals have been told to give free or cheap parking to the relatives of chronically ill patients. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said new guidelines for English hospitals have been created in order to end the stress of "unfair" charges. Patients with...

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Give Cannabis Drug To MS Patients, NHS Urged

By Frazer Maude, Sky News Reporter Multiple sclerosis patients in many parts of England are urging health bosses to make a cannabis-based medication available on prescription. The NHS in Wales recently agreed to fund the drug, Sativex. But the...

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Two Men Remanded After Tilbury Docks Death

Two lorry drivers have been remanded in custody after appearing in court in connection with the death of a migrant found in a shipping container at Tilbury Docks. Essex Police said Stephen McLaughlin, 34, and Timothy Murphy, 33, both from County Londonderry,...

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Burglary Suspects Identified From Bus Ticket

Two burglary suspects have been identified after leaving a bus ticket at the scene of the crime. The 61-year-old victim confronted the intruders at his home in Greater Manchester and managed to pull off one of their jackets during a scuffle. In the...

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Fast And Furious Pirate Jailed For 33 Months

A computer programmer who filmed Fast & Furious 6 from the back of a cinema then uploaded it to the internet has been jailed for almost three years. The pirate copy of the film was downloaded 779,000 times, costing one of Hollywood's biggest film-makers...

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Boy Arrested After Reading Festival 'Rape'

A 14-year-old boy is one of two people arrested on suspicion of rape at Reading Festival. A 19-year-old told police she was attacked in a caravan on the festival traders' site on Thursday night. She had earlier met a man and a boy near an ice cream...

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First-Time Buyers 'Getting A Shot At Long Last'

By Poppy Trowbridge, Consumer Affairs Correspondent The number of first-time buyer sales has hit a seven-year high, according to new figures from LSL Property Services. There were 30,000 first-time buyer sales in July, up by 25% on a year before...

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Failing Doctors Could Be Forced To Say Sorry

Doctors could be forced to say sorry to patients or their relatives if they have been found to have made a mistake. The proposed move is part of the General Medical Council (GMC) consultation which will help "improve patient protection and public confidence...

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Managers' Boss Under Fire In Mackay 'Banter' Row

Cardiff City have called for chief executive Richard Bevan to resign after the League Managers Association (LMA) defended Malky Mackay's use of racist texts as "friendly banter". It comes after the LMA apologised for the wording of the statement issued...

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Roy 'Chubby' Brown Fined For Reading At Wheel

Comedian Roy "Chubby" Brown has been fined for reading a newspaper while driving. The stand-up comic, whose act is considered too blue and too controversial for mainstream TV channels, was charged under his real name of Royston Vasey. Roy 'Chubby'...

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Dog Walker Dies After Row: Man Arrested

A man has been arrested on suspicion of killing a dog walker who suffered a serious head injury during a dispute over their pets Peter Morley fell during an argument with the owner of two Staffordshire bull terrier-type dogs which are believed...

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James Foley's 'British' Killer: What We Know

As intelligence officials scramble to identify the black-clad killer of James Foley, few details have emerged. This is what is known so far of the Islamic State (IS) militant who appears in a propaganda video that shows the beheading of Mr Foley. ...

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GCSE Pass Rate Falls For Second Year Running

The overall GCSE pass rate has fallen for the second year running amid concerns changes to the exam system would hit results. But the proportion of GCSE exams awarded at least a C grade has risen, official figures show. Just over two thirds (68.8%)...

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MH17 Victim Liam Sweeney's Funeral Held

By Mike McCarthy, North of England Correspondent Grief-stricken relatives have said farewell at the funeral for the first of 10 Britons killed onboard the Malaysian Airlines flight MH17. Hundreds of mourners, including Newcastle United manager...

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Letter Bomb Attacks: Four Held In Londonderry

Four people have been arrested over several attempted letter bomb attacks, including a number targeting Army recruitment offices. Detectives made the arrests in Londonderry, the Police Service of Northern Ireland said. The two men, 35 and 46,...

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Cliff Richard Pulls Out Of Portugal Ceremony

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent In Portugal Sir Cliff Richard has pulled out of a ceremony where he was to be awarded the Keys of the City of Albufeira near his holiday home in Portugal. The millionaire pop star, who is facing an historical...

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Neglectful Parents 'Played Off' Agencies

A couple were able to leave their children malnourished, infested with head lice and living in squalor because they played off the authorities against one another, a report has found. The report, commissioned by Gloucestershire Safeguarding Children...

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Who Is 'Briton' Who Beheaded James Foley?

Counter-terrorism police in the UK say they are investigating the British-accented Islamic State fighter who beheaded journalist James Foley. In a video posted by the militant group to social media sites, the man speaks in English as he says US airstrikes...

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British Toddler Dies After Falling Into Pool

A British toddler has drowned after he fell into a neighbour's swimming pool in Spain. Two-year-old Theo Lamb was at an apartment next door to his family's property in Mijas Costa, on the Costa del Sol, when the accident occurred. The boy's father...

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Man Arrested Over Tilbury Container Death

Police in Northern Ireland have arrested a man in connection with the death of an immigrant who was found in a container at Tilbury Docks in Essex. The 34-year-old, from Limavady in County Londonderry, was arrested just after midday on the A1 at Banbridge...

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Inflation Drops More Than Expected In July

The two measures of UK inflation have dropped more than expected in July, prompted by discounting on the high street. According to official data, the Retail Prices Index (RPI) stood at 2.5% and the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) was 1.6%. Economists had...

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Man Charged Over Murder Of UK Students

A man has been charged with the murders of two British medical students found stabbed to death on Borneo island. The bodies of 22-year-old Newcastle University students Neil Dalton and Aidan Brunger were found on August 6 lying in the road in Kuching,...

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Rail Passenger Fares To Rise By 3.5% In 2015

Rail Fare Rises Put Pressure On Chancellor Updated: 1:00pm UK, Tuesday 19 August 2014 By Tadhg Enright, Business Reporter Hundreds of thousands of train commuters are facing ticket price increases of 3.5% from next January - almost three times...

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'Dehydrated Stowaways' Found In Somerset Lorry

Twenty people suffering from dehydration have been found in the back of a lorry stopped at a service station in Somerset. Avon and Somerset Police said the vehicle was stopped at 1pm by the Southfields roundabout on the A303 near Ilminster....

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Westminster 'Can't Stop Scotland Keeping Pound'

Westminster cannot stop Scotland using the pound if it were to split from the rest of the UK, says Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond. The Scottish Government insists it will keep the pound in a formal currency union with the remainder of the UK -...

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Julian Assange Will Leave Embassy 'Soon'

What Has Julian Assange's WikiLeaks Achieved? Updated: 1:22pm UK, Monday 18 August 2014 By Tom Cheshire, Technology Correspondent Four years ago, WikiLeaks was the future of whistleblowing and perhaps even journalism - a new era in transparency...

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Cameron Admits Policies Have 'Hurt Families'

All government policies will have to pass a "family test" under plans announced by David Cameron. The Prime Minister used a speech to admit children and parents have often suffered as the result of legislation. From October, Whitehall impact assessments...

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Cameron: 'We Are Not Going To War In Iraq'

David Cameron has insisted that Britain will not be getting involved in a war in Iraq to fight "monstrous" jihadists. He spoke out after reports Britain had briefly sent some ground troops to Irbil, to prepare the way for a rescue mission to help displaced...

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Sabrina Moss: Three Guilty Of Kilburn Murder

Three men have been found guilty of murdering a nursery teacher as she celebrated her 24th birthday. Sabrina Moss was gunned down near a fast food restaurant in Kilburn, north London, in an attack by two hooded men armed with a machine gun and...

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Police Hunt Lorry Driver In CCTV Footage

Belgian police have said they are almost certain they have CCTV images of the lorry and driver that dropped a container carrying 35 immigrants at a UK-bound ferry. Crews discovered the group of Afghan Sikhs - thought to be victims of human trafficking...

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Legal Highs 'More Lethal Than Heroin' Warning

Glastonbury Backs Legal Highs Blackout Campaign Updated: 2:50pm UK, Tuesday 06 May 2014 The Glastonbury festival website has been blacked out in support of a campaign against so-called "legal highs". Visitors to the festival's website saw a light...

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PM Warns Of Terror State On Europe's Doorstep

'Poisonous Extremism' Warning Updated: 10:57pm UK, Saturday 16 August 2014 By David Cameron, Letter In The Sunday Telegraph Stability. Security. The peace of mind that comes from being able to get a decent job and provide for your family, in a...

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Murder Suspect Released From Prison By Mistake

An inquiry is under way after a man awaiting trial for murder was released from jail by mistake, despite protesting to prison officers that he was supposed to be on his way to court. Martynas Kupstysj, 25, was waiting in line at Lincoln prison when...

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Blast Of Wintry Weather Hits Parts Of Britain

Parts of Britain are getting an unexpected dose of winter weather as gale force winds send temperatures plunging. The Met Office has issued severe weather warnings for northern England and Scotland, with Ireland also likely to be affected by gusts which...

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Police Hunt Lorry Driver In CCTV Footage

Belgian police have said they are almost certain they have CCTV images of the lorry and driver that dropped a container carrying 35 immigrants at a UK-bound ferry. Crews discovered the group of Afghan Sikhs - thought to be victims of human trafficking...

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