Poplar Stabbing: Men Arrested For Murder

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found stabbed in the back in the street. The victim, believed to be aged in his early 30s, was found in Poplar in east London shortly after 10pm on Friday and died in hospital a short...

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Michael Cope Held For Murder Of Linzi Ashton

Wanted man Michael Cope has been arrested in Manchester on suspicion of murdering his ex-girlfriend Linzi Ashton. A statement released by Greater Manchester Police, said: "A man has been arrested following the death of Linzi Ashton, who was killed last...

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Car Insurance Costs Fall At Record Rate

The cost of car insurance has dipped by record levels, according to new figures. The average quote for annual comprehensive car insurance has plunged to £594.86 - a 9.8% fall from the figure of £659.53 in July last year, according to AA Insurance. ...

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Oxford Shooting: Woman In Serious Condition

Oxford Shooting: Woman In Serious Condition This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice. Cookies FAQs.x 12:17pm...

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Stuart Hall: Judges Retire To Consider Appeal

Judges at an appeal hearing to determine whether broadcaster Stuart Hall's sentence for sexual assault was "unduly lenient" have retired to consider their verdict. The broadcaster, who appeared in court via video link, will find out if he has to spend...

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Equitable Life Victims 'May Get No Payouts'

More than 200,000 victims of the collapse of Equitable Life may miss out on compensation payments because of failings in a government scheme, a scathing report by MPs has warned. The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee accused the Treasury of...

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Welby Defends Wonga After Church Link Emerges

The Archbishop of Canterbury has insisted he was not picking on Wonga after it emerged the Church of England invests in the payday loan firm. The Most Reverend Justin Welby admitted being "irritated" and "embarrassed" by the revelation but went on to...

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Ex-Police Chief Bettison Faces IPCC Probe

Sir Norman Bettison is to be investigated over claims concerning the public inquiry following the murder of Stephen Lawrence. ...

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Party Shooting: Parent Hurt At Child's Birthday

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent Police are urgently trying to trace a 20-year-old man after a shooting at a child's birthday party in southeast London. Detectives have released a photograph of the suspect, Alfie Gannon, who is alleged...

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Danny Nightingale Given Suspended Sentence

By Nick Pisa, in Wiltshire A former SAS sniper has been given a two year suspended sentence for illegally possessing a gun and dozens of rounds of ammunition. Sgt Danny Nightingale, 38, a veteran of Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan was convicted...

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Conmen Dressed As Women Hunted By Police

Police are searching for a team of conmen who tricked elderly victims out of thousands of pounds and dressed themselves up as women to evade capture. The men, who have been pictured on CCTV wearing wigs and women's clothes, allegedly charmed their way...

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Daniel Pelka: 'Mum Permitted Child's Death'

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent A mother's defence barrister has told a court his client is guilty of "permitting the death of her own child" but not guilty of his murder. Daniel Pelka, four, was allegedly beaten to death after a "campaign...

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Weather: Heatwave To End With Torrential Rain

Britain's three-week heatwave will be brought to an end by strong and violent storms, weather forecasters have said. Thunder, lightning and hail will last intermittently throughout Tuesday and Wednesday. Torrential rain will increase the risk of flash...

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Royal Baby Name: Odds In Favour Of Tradition

Thousands of punters are banking on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge picking a traditional name for their newborn son. George is the favourite at odds of 9/4, according to Sky Bet, with James also in the running at 11/4. Alexander, Louis and Henry...

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Royal Baby: Kate And William Thank Hospital

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have issued a statement thanking the hospital where their baby boy was born for the "tremendous care" they received. The Royal couple said: "We would like to thank the staff at the Lindo Wing and the whole hospital...

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Pavlo Lapshyn Charged Over Mosque Blasts

A man charged with murdering a pensioner has also been charged with three offences related to explosions near three mosques. Pavlo Lapshyn, 25, has now been charged in connection with explosions near mosques in Walsall, Wolverhampton and Tipton. He...

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Economy Figures Set To Show 'Positive Growth'

By Tadhg Enright, Business Reporter Economists are predicting good news when the first estimate of economic growth during April, May and June is revealed next week. Analysts expect the Office for National Statistics to say that the economy grew...

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Mosque Blasts Suspect Held Over OAP's Murder

One of two Ukrainian men being held in connection to bomb attacks near three mosques in the West Midlands has been arrested over the murder of a 82-year-old man. West Midlands Police say the 25-year-old terror suspect was arrested in relation to "a...

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Afghan Charity Trek: Ex-Airman On 444 Mile Walk

A former RAF serviceman will complete the last leg of a gruelling 444-mile charity walk across the UK carrying the weight of an injured soldier on his back. Ben Greer has trekked through 100 towns and cities across the UK in the last two months in order...

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Child Abuse Web Images 'Must Be Blocked'

Websites will be told to block certain search terms and warn people when they try to view illegal content, as part of a crackdown on child abuse images. David Cameron will use a major speech to tell companies they have a "moral duty" to protect youngsters....

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