Gordon Brown has two months to save his premiership after Labour crashed to a catastrophic defeat in the super-safe seat of Glasgow East.

More than a third of adults could survive financially for only 11 days if they were to lose their job or be too ill to work, according to a survey.

A row between oil giant BP and several shareholders in its Russian joint venture TNK-BP has deepened after the venture's British boss was forced out of the country.

Incest cellar victim Elisabeth Fritzl has ordered her mother Rosemarie out of the villa they have been sharing at a psychiatric clinic.

A British mother accused of strangling her newborn son moments after giving birth in a hotel room in Crete collapsed during a six-hour court grilling.

Harriet Harman is to stand in for Gordon Brown while the prime minister is on holiday, it emerged today.

Passengers vomited into oxygen masks, debris flew through the cabin and part of the ceiling collapsed when a three-metre hole torn in the belly of a Qantas Boeing 747 forced an emergency landing in Manila today.

After being woken for the third time in one night, a grandmother told a group of noisy university students to'go home' - and was arrested on race charges.

A painter and decorator who lit a cigarette in his own van was fined£30 on-the spot - for smoking in his workplace.

A father-of-two who appeared on Channel 4's Wife Swap died after a massive drink and drugs binge when his life spiralled out of control after appearing on the show.

A judge stunned a court when he pulled a blade out of his pocket - while sitting on a knife crime case.

TV viewers are facing the prospect of individual adverts lasting as long as 12 minutes. The media regulator dropped rules preventing long commercials on the main channels.

Britain was told yesterday by a United Nations committee to take firm action to combat'negative public attitudes' towards Muslims and criticised for some of its anti-terror measures.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender announced today that it was cutting its mortgage rates for the third time this month.

When residents heard blood curdling screams cleaving the night air in their quiet suburban street they immediately called the police.

This is the scene which has greeted foreign monarchs, presidents and prime ministers - the Buckingham Palace ballroom prepared for a state banquet.

Beauty student Milly Walker was so nervous before taking her exams that she took a powerful painkiller to help calm her nerves.

A woman was recovering in hospital last night with deep shock after seeing her husband and three children fall 1,500feet to their deaths in the Italian Alps.

What's in a name? Quite a lot if you're called Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. That's the unfortunate appellation a New Zealand girl was given by her parents.

It was the perfect dress for her dream wedding - apart from the small matter of the£1,500 price tag. However Emma Dunn managed to get her hands on it for a mere £2.50.

Max Mosley has opened the back door to new privacy laws with a High Court judgment that championed his right to hold a spanking and bondage orgy with five prostitutes.

The number of homes sold has halved in a year, according to official figures issued yesterday.

They don't immediately stand out as films which might corrupt young people. But 101 Dalmatians all be given 18 certificates under moves to discourage smoking.

A supermarket supervisor who stole nearly half a million pounds from her employer and used it to bail out her two sons has been jailed for three years.

High street sales suffered a record one month fall in June as the credit crunch kept shoppers away.

An elderly man died after getting his head stuck down a drain and becoming trapped there for days.

Prisoners will be banned from playing violent computer games, it emerged today.

Harrod's boss Mohamed al Fayed has won a stake in the proceeds of an oilfield in Surrey which had been pumping from under his land without his knowledge for 17 years.

It probably wouldn't have been the best moment to remind David Cameron about hugging hoodies. The Tory leader found teenage thieves made off with his bicycle.

When 8-year-old Rosalind Hearse found a message in a bottle, it did not contain a cry for help. Instead it was an invitation for friendship - that has lasted for 40 years.

Two young children have died in two separate incidents after their fathers left them in the car during hot weather while they went to work.

BBC radio's Terry Wogan and Chris Moyles have lost close to a million listeners, figures reveal.

France's parliament passed a law on Wednesday that will allow companies to bypass compulsory 35-hour working week limits.

In a classic'believe it or not' example, a pet rabbit was being hailed a hero last night after saving his owners from a house fire.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

The car and the motorist have been'unfairly demonised' in ministers' drive to cut pollution, a top Government adviser says.

Hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers whose cases were lost or overlooked by the Home Office are set to be allowed to stay in Britain.

Border checks are to be introduced between Britain and Ireland for the first time in 80 years.

The Prime Minister received a grilling from an eight-year-old today who complained about how long he'd had to wait on a recent trip to hospital.

MPs could be banned from taking second jobs under plans being drawn up by a minister.

Max Mosley yesterday declared that the judgment in his favour by Mr Justice Eady against the News of the World was'devastating'.

Three days after the fall of France in 1940, Napoleon, lying in his marble tomb in Paris, received a visit from his greatest admirer.

Once it was claimed in a newspaper that I disliked the country. No, let us not be mealy-mouthed: that I detested the country.

When an outraged husband discovered his wife was having an affair with a married sportsman, he decided the public should know the truth.

The Ministry of Defence plans to spend more than£3bn on nuclear warheads, according to documents released under the Freedom of Information Act.

A boutique has been fined£300 for throwing away rubbish in the wrong coloured bin bags.

Olympic athletes may have great endurance - but they've got nothing on these Chinese fans queuing for Beijing tickets.

The policeman who led the investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance admitted yesterday it was a failure.

Police leaders and civil liberty groups have condemned a scheme to use recruiting volunteers to monitor its CCTV cameras.

Police are bribing youngsters to behave with the offer of cheap fast-food. Teenagers who promise to be good are being given discounts on items such as Big Macs and stuffed-crust pizzas.

In the end Barack Obama had no need to break into German to leave the 200,000 crowd roaring with delight. He confronted threats including climate change, religious intolerance and nuclear proliferation.

Workers are facing the biggest strain on their finances for nearly two decades. They are struggling with the largest gap between pay rises and cost of living rises since 1990.

Gordon Brown faces the prospect of spending the next two months plotting to save his premiership after Labour crashed to a catastrophic defeat in the super-safe seat of Glasgow East.

Passengers vomited into oxygen masks, debris flew through the cabin and part of the ceiling collapsed when a three-metre hole torn in the belly of a Qantas Boeing 747 forced an emergency landing in Manila today.

Thousands of couples are facing a wedding days disaster after wedding gift service Wrapit confirmed it was in talks to avoid administration.

More than a third of adults could survive financially for only 11 days if they were to lose their job or be too ill to work, according to a survey.

A British mother accused of strangling her newborn son moments after giving birth in a hotel room in Crete collapsed during a six-hour court grilling.

Incest cellar victim Elisabeth Fritzl has ordered her mother Rosemarie out of the villa they have been sharing at a psychiatric clinic.

A 13-year-old boy is fighting for his life today after being brutally beaten up in a park by a mob of teenagers - who then took snapshots of him as he lay unconscious and bleeding.

Britain was told yesterday by a United Nations committee to take firm action to combat'negative public attitudes' towards Muslims and criticised for some of its anti-terror measures.

A knife thug aged 10 slashed a woman after she refused to give him a cigarette, it was revealed this morning.

An elderly man died after getting his head stuck down a drain and becoming trapped there for days.

Beauty student Milly Walker was so nervous before taking her exams that she took a powerful painkiller to help calm her nerves.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

A judge stunned a court when he pulled a blade out of his pocket - while sitting on a knife crime case.

A boutique has been fined£300 for throwing away rubbish in the wrong coloured bin bags.

British couples should have no more than two children to save the world from global warming, according to a green think tank.

The Ministry of Defence plans to spend more than£3bn on nuclear warheads, according to documents released under the Freedom of Information Act.

Prisoners will be banned from playing violent computer games, it emerged today.

Max Mosley has opened the back door to new privacy laws with a High Court judgment that championed his right to hold a spanking and bondage orgy with five prostitutes.

Spending time with fat friends means you are more likely to become fat yourself, according to research.

Police leaders and civil liberty groups have condemned a scheme to use recruiting volunteers to monitor its CCTV cameras.

A police chief yesterday called for a return to the days when adults told off youths they saw being unruly in public.

EasyJet has become the latest airline to cut flights in a move which will see fewer cheap winter deals for holidaymakers.

Gordon Brown has two months to save his premiership after Labour crashed to a catastrophic defeat in the super-safe seat of Glasgow East.

More than a third of adults could survive financially for only 11 days if they were to lose their job or be too ill to work, according to a survey.

A row between oil giant BP and several shareholders in its Russian joint venture TNK-BP has deepened after the venture's British boss was forced out of the country.

Incest cellar victim Elisabeth Fritzl has ordered her mother Rosemarie out of the villa they have been sharing at a psychiatric clinic.

A British mother accused of strangling her newborn son moments after giving birth in a hotel room in Crete collapsed during a six-hour court grilling.

Harriet Harman is to stand in for Gordon Brown while the prime minister is on holiday, it emerged today.

Passengers vomited into oxygen masks, debris flew through the cabin and part of the ceiling collapsed when a three-metre hole torn in the belly of a Qantas Boeing 747 forced an emergency landing in Manila today.

After being woken for the third time in one night, a grandmother told a group of noisy university students to'go home' - and was arrested on race charges.

A painter and decorator who lit a cigarette in his own van was fined£30 on-the spot - for smoking in his workplace.

A father-of-two who appeared on Channel 4's Wife Swap died after a massive drink and drugs binge when his life spiralled out of control after appearing on the show.

A judge stunned a court when he pulled a blade out of his pocket - while sitting on a knife crime case.

TV viewers are facing the prospect of individual adverts lasting as long as 12 minutes. The media regulator dropped rules preventing long commercials on the main channels.

Britain was told yesterday by a United Nations committee to take firm action to combat'negative public attitudes' towards Muslims and criticised for some of its anti-terror measures.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender announced today that it was cutting its mortgage rates for the third time this month.

When residents heard blood curdling screams cleaving the night air in their quiet suburban street they immediately called the police.

This is the scene which has greeted foreign monarchs, presidents and prime ministers - the Buckingham Palace ballroom prepared for a state banquet.

Beauty student Milly Walker was so nervous before taking her exams that she took a powerful painkiller to help calm her nerves.

A woman was recovering in hospital last night with deep shock after seeing her husband and three children fall 1,500feet to their deaths in the Italian Alps.

What's in a name? Quite a lot if you're called Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. That's the unfortunate appellation a New Zealand girl was given by her parents.

It was the perfect dress for her dream wedding - apart from the small matter of the£1,500 price tag. However Emma Dunn managed to get her hands on it for a mere £2.50.

Max Mosley has opened the back door to new privacy laws with a High Court judgment that championed his right to hold a spanking and bondage orgy with five prostitutes.

The number of homes sold has halved in a year, according to official figures issued yesterday.

They don't immediately stand out as films which might corrupt young people. But 101 Dalmatians all be given 18 certificates under moves to discourage smoking.

A supermarket supervisor who stole nearly half a million pounds from her employer and used it to bail out her two sons has been jailed for three years.

High street sales suffered a record one month fall in June as the credit crunch kept shoppers away.

An elderly man died after getting his head stuck down a drain and becoming trapped there for days.

Prisoners will be banned from playing violent computer games, it emerged today.

Harrod's boss Mohamed al Fayed has won a stake in the proceeds of an oilfield in Surrey which had been pumping from under his land without his knowledge for 17 years.

It probably wouldn't have been the best moment to remind David Cameron about hugging hoodies. The Tory leader found teenage thieves made off with his bicycle.

When 8-year-old Rosalind Hearse found a message in a bottle, it did not contain a cry for help. Instead it was an invitation for friendship - that has lasted for 40 years.

Two young children have died in two separate incidents after their fathers left them in the car during hot weather while they went to work.

BBC radio's Terry Wogan and Chris Moyles have lost close to a million listeners, figures reveal.

France's parliament passed a law on Wednesday that will allow companies to bypass compulsory 35-hour working week limits.

In a classic'believe it or not' example, a pet rabbit was being hailed a hero last night after saving his owners from a house fire.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

The car and the motorist have been'unfairly demonised' in ministers' drive to cut pollution, a top Government adviser says.

Hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers whose cases were lost or overlooked by the Home Office are set to be allowed to stay in Britain.

Border checks are to be introduced between Britain and Ireland for the first time in 80 years.

The Prime Minister received a grilling from an eight-year-old today who complained about how long he'd had to wait on a recent trip to hospital.

MPs could be banned from taking second jobs under plans being drawn up by a minister.

Max Mosley yesterday declared that the judgment in his favour by Mr Justice Eady against the News of the World was'devastating'.

Three days after the fall of France in 1940, Napoleon, lying in his marble tomb in Paris, received a visit from his greatest admirer.

Once it was claimed in a newspaper that I disliked the country. No, let us not be mealy-mouthed: that I detested the country.

When an outraged husband discovered his wife was having an affair with a married sportsman, he decided the public should know the truth.

The Ministry of Defence plans to spend more than£3bn on nuclear warheads, according to documents released under the Freedom of Information Act.

A boutique has been fined£300 for throwing away rubbish in the wrong coloured bin bags.

Olympic athletes may have great endurance - but they've got nothing on these Chinese fans queuing for Beijing tickets.

The policeman who led the investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance admitted yesterday it was a failure.

Police leaders and civil liberty groups have condemned a scheme to use recruiting volunteers to monitor its CCTV cameras.

Police are bribing youngsters to behave with the offer of cheap fast-food. Teenagers who promise to be good are being given discounts on items such as Big Macs and stuffed-crust pizzas.

In the end Barack Obama had no need to break into German to leave the 200,000 crowd roaring with delight. He confronted threats including climate change, religious intolerance and nuclear proliferation.

Workers are facing the biggest strain on their finances for nearly two decades. They are struggling with the largest gap between pay rises and cost of living rises since 1990.

Gordon Brown has two months to save his premiership after Labour crashed to a catastrophic defeat in the super-safe seat of Glasgow East.

More than a third of adults could survive financially for only 11 days if they were to lose their job or be too ill to work, according to a survey.

A row between oil giant BP and several shareholders in its Russian joint venture TNK-BP has deepened after the venture's British boss was forced out of the country.

Incest cellar victim Elisabeth Fritzl has ordered her mother Rosemarie out of the villa they have been sharing at a psychiatric clinic.

A British mother accused of strangling her newborn son moments after giving birth in a hotel room in Crete collapsed during a six-hour court grilling.

Harriet Harman is to stand in for Gordon Brown while the prime minister is on holiday, it emerged today.

Passengers vomited into oxygen masks, debris flew through the cabin and part of the ceiling collapsed when a three-metre hole torn in the belly of a Qantas Boeing 747 forced an emergency landing in Manila today.

After being woken for the third time in one night, a grandmother told a group of noisy university students to'go home' - and was arrested on race charges.

A painter and decorator who lit a cigarette in his own van was fined£30 on-the spot - for smoking in his workplace.

A father-of-two who appeared on Channel 4's Wife Swap died after a massive drink and drugs binge when his life spiralled out of control after appearing on the show.

A judge stunned a court when he pulled a blade out of his pocket - while sitting on a knife crime case.

TV viewers are facing the prospect of individual adverts lasting as long as 12 minutes. The media regulator dropped rules preventing long commercials on the main channels.

Britain was told yesterday by a United Nations committee to take firm action to combat'negative public attitudes' towards Muslims and criticised for some of its anti-terror measures.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender announced today that it was cutting its mortgage rates for the third time this month.

When residents heard blood curdling screams cleaving the night air in their quiet suburban street they immediately called the police.

This is the scene which has greeted foreign monarchs, presidents and prime ministers - the Buckingham Palace ballroom prepared for a state banquet.

Beauty student Milly Walker was so nervous before taking her exams that she took a powerful painkiller to help calm her nerves.

A woman was recovering in hospital last night with deep shock after seeing her husband and three children fall 1,500feet to their deaths in the Italian Alps.

What's in a name? Quite a lot if you're called Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. That's the unfortunate appellation a New Zealand girl was given by her parents.

It was the perfect dress for her dream wedding - apart from the small matter of the£1,500 price tag. However Emma Dunn managed to get her hands on it for a mere £2.50.

Max Mosley has opened the back door to new privacy laws with a High Court judgment that championed his right to hold a spanking and bondage orgy with five prostitutes.

The number of homes sold has halved in a year, according to official figures issued yesterday.

They don't immediately stand out as films which might corrupt young people. But 101 Dalmatians all be given 18 certificates under moves to discourage smoking.

A supermarket supervisor who stole nearly half a million pounds from her employer and used it to bail out her two sons has been jailed for three years.

High street sales suffered a record one month fall in June as the credit crunch kept shoppers away.

An elderly man died after getting his head stuck down a drain and becoming trapped there for days.

Prisoners will be banned from playing violent computer games, it emerged today.

Harrod's boss Mohamed al Fayed has won a stake in the proceeds of an oilfield in Surrey which had been pumping from under his land without his knowledge for 17 years.

It probably wouldn't have been the best moment to remind David Cameron about hugging hoodies. The Tory leader found teenage thieves made off with his bicycle.

When 8-year-old Rosalind Hearse found a message in a bottle, it did not contain a cry for help. Instead it was an invitation for friendship - that has lasted for 40 years.

Two young children have died in two separate incidents after their fathers left them in the car during hot weather while they went to work.

BBC radio's Terry Wogan and Chris Moyles have lost close to a million listeners, figures reveal.

France's parliament passed a law on Wednesday that will allow companies to bypass compulsory 35-hour working week limits.

In a classic'believe it or not' example, a pet rabbit was being hailed a hero last night after saving his owners from a house fire.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

The car and the motorist have been'unfairly demonised' in ministers' drive to cut pollution, a top Government adviser says.

Hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers whose cases were lost or overlooked by the Home Office are set to be allowed to stay in Britain.

Border checks are to be introduced between Britain and Ireland for the first time in 80 years.

The Prime Minister received a grilling from an eight-year-old today who complained about how long he'd had to wait on a recent trip to hospital.

MPs could be banned from taking second jobs under plans being drawn up by a minister.

Max Mosley yesterday declared that the judgment in his favour by Mr Justice Eady against the News of the World was'devastating'.

Three days after the fall of France in 1940, Napoleon, lying in his marble tomb in Paris, received a visit from his greatest admirer.

Once it was claimed in a newspaper that I disliked the country. No, let us not be mealy-mouthed: that I detested the country.

When an outraged husband discovered his wife was having an affair with a married sportsman, he decided the public should know the truth.

The Ministry of Defence plans to spend more than£3bn on nuclear warheads, according to documents released under the Freedom of Information Act.

A boutique has been fined£300 for throwing away rubbish in the wrong coloured bin bags.

Olympic athletes may have great endurance - but they've got nothing on these Chinese fans queuing for Beijing tickets.

The policeman who led the investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance admitted yesterday it was a failure.

Police leaders and civil liberty groups have condemned a scheme to use recruiting volunteers to monitor its CCTV cameras.

Police are bribing youngsters to behave with the offer of cheap fast-food. Teenagers who promise to be good are being given discounts on items such as Big Macs and stuffed-crust pizzas.

In the end Barack Obama had no need to break into German to leave the 200,000 crowd roaring with delight. He confronted threats including climate change, religious intolerance and nuclear proliferation.

Workers are facing the biggest strain on their finances for nearly two decades. They are struggling with the largest gap between pay rises and cost of living rises since 1990.

Gordon Brown has two months to save his premiership after Labour crashed to a catastrophic defeat in the super-safe seat of Glasgow East.

More than a third of adults could survive financially for only 11 days if they were to lose their job or be too ill to work, according to a survey.

A row between oil giant BP and several shareholders in its Russian joint venture TNK-BP has deepened after the venture's British boss was forced out of the country.

Incest cellar victim Elisabeth Fritzl has ordered her mother Rosemarie out of the villa they have been sharing at a psychiatric clinic.

A British mother accused of strangling her newborn son moments after giving birth in a hotel room in Crete collapsed during a six-hour court grilling.

Harriet Harman is to stand in for Gordon Brown while the prime minister is on holiday, it emerged today.

Passengers vomited into oxygen masks, debris flew through the cabin and part of the ceiling collapsed when a three-metre hole torn in the belly of a Qantas Boeing 747 forced an emergency landing in Manila today.

After being woken for the third time in one night, a grandmother told a group of noisy university students to'go home' - and was arrested on race charges.

A painter and decorator who lit a cigarette in his own van was fined£30 on-the spot - for smoking in his workplace.

A father-of-two who appeared on Channel 4's Wife Swap died after a massive drink and drugs binge when his life spiralled out of control after appearing on the show.

A judge stunned a court when he pulled a blade out of his pocket - while sitting on a knife crime case.

TV viewers are facing the prospect of individual adverts lasting as long as 12 minutes. The media regulator dropped rules preventing long commercials on the main channels.

Britain was told yesterday by a United Nations committee to take firm action to combat'negative public attitudes' towards Muslims and criticised for some of its anti-terror measures.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender announced today that it was cutting its mortgage rates for the third time this month.

When residents heard blood curdling screams cleaving the night air in their quiet suburban street they immediately called the police.

This is the scene which has greeted foreign monarchs, presidents and prime ministers - the Buckingham Palace ballroom prepared for a state banquet.

Beauty student Milly Walker was so nervous before taking her exams that she took a powerful painkiller to help calm her nerves.

A woman was recovering in hospital last night with deep shock after seeing her husband and three children fall 1,500feet to their deaths in the Italian Alps.

What's in a name? Quite a lot if you're called Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. That's the unfortunate appellation a New Zealand girl was given by her parents.

It was the perfect dress for her dream wedding - apart from the small matter of the£1,500 price tag. However Emma Dunn managed to get her hands on it for a mere £2.50.

Max Mosley has opened the back door to new privacy laws with a High Court judgment that championed his right to hold a spanking and bondage orgy with five prostitutes.

The number of homes sold has halved in a year, according to official figures issued yesterday.

They don't immediately stand out as films which might corrupt young people. But 101 Dalmatians all be given 18 certificates under moves to discourage smoking.

A supermarket supervisor who stole nearly half a million pounds from her employer and used it to bail out her two sons has been jailed for three years.

High street sales suffered a record one month fall in June as the credit crunch kept shoppers away.

An elderly man died after getting his head stuck down a drain and becoming trapped there for days.

Prisoners will be banned from playing violent computer games, it emerged today.

Harrod's boss Mohamed al Fayed has won a stake in the proceeds of an oilfield in Surrey which had been pumping from under his land without his knowledge for 17 years.

It probably wouldn't have been the best moment to remind David Cameron about hugging hoodies. The Tory leader found teenage thieves made off with his bicycle.

When 8-year-old Rosalind Hearse found a message in a bottle, it did not contain a cry for help. Instead it was an invitation for friendship - that has lasted for 40 years.

Two young children have died in two separate incidents after their fathers left them in the car during hot weather while they went to work.

BBC radio's Terry Wogan and Chris Moyles have lost close to a million listeners, figures reveal.

France's parliament passed a law on Wednesday that will allow companies to bypass compulsory 35-hour working week limits.

In a classic'believe it or not' example, a pet rabbit was being hailed a hero last night after saving his owners from a house fire.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

Britain is set to be hit with a one-day summer today with temperatures set to soar to a sweltering 29 degrees in some places.

The car and the motorist have been'unfairly demonised' in ministers' drive to cut pollution, a top Government adviser says.

Hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers whose cases were lost or overlooked by the Home Office are set to be allowed to stay in Britain.

Border checks are to be introduced between Britain and Ireland for the first time in 80 years.

The Prime Minister received a grilling from an eight-year-old today who complained about how long he'd had to wait on a recent trip to hospital.