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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Jeremy Forrest: Child Sex Teacher Jailed

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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Fans Roar Support For First Lions Rugby Test

By Jonathan Samuels, Australia Correspondent Fans who have jetted around the world to follow the British and Irish Lions have brought the wet weather with them to Australia. However, it hasn't stopped them singing, drinking and bonding in a wintry...

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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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Baby Deaths: CQC Exec 'Wanted To Speak Out'

CQC media manager Anna Jefferson says she wanted to "actively waive her anonymity" 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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Lollipop Lady Who Shielded Children Praised

The family of a lollipop lady have praised her bravery after she reportedly shielded children from an out-of-control car. Karin Williams suffered several broken bones in the crash outside Rhws Primary School in the village of Rhoose, near Barry. The...

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Google Faces Criminal Action Over Data Theft

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 Admits Child Sex Charges

A teacher who fled to France with a 15-year-old pupil and spent a week on the run has admitted five counts of sexual activity with a child. Jeremy Forrest, who was convicted by a jury of abducting the schoolgirl, pleaded guilty to the additional charges...

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Bulgaria Balcony Fall Death: Brit Teen Killed

A "popular and well-liked" British teenager has died after apparently plunging 10 floors from a hotel balcony while on holiday in Bulgaria. Liam Davies, 19, was believed to have fallen more than 130ft to his death after returning to the hotel in a taxi...

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Teen Rail Deaths: Father Says Son Was Happy

The father of a teenager who was killed by a train in a suspected suicide pact with a school friend has said his son was a "happy person". Mert Karaoglan, 18, and Charleigh Disbrey, 15, died after being hit by a First Capital Connect service close to...

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Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans Faces More Claims

Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons Nigel Evans has been arrested on suspicion of three more counts of indecent assault. The 55-year-old was formally informed of the new claims as he answered bail at Preston Police Station. He already faced allegations...

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NHS Watchdog In 'Hospital Scandal Cover-Up'

Senior officials at an NHS watchdog have been accused of a cover-up after destroying their own report into a hospital maternity unit at the centre of a care scandal. An independent investigation has found the Care Quality Commission failed to properly...

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TV Licence Dodgers' Excuses In Video Campaign

Officials have exposed some of the excuses people give for not having a television licence. One thought he was exempt because his pet corgi was said to be related to one of the Queen's dogs. Another household claimed they merely used the glow from...

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Murray Walker Reveals He Is Fighting Cancer

Motor sport commentator Murray Walker is to have chemotherapy over the next few months after being diagnosed with cancer. The 89-year-old said he had a form of lymphatic system cancer, but said the condition was treatable. He told the BBC: "They've...

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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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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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