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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Paul Gascoigne Arrested Over 'Drunken Assault'

Paul Gascoigne has been arrested after an alleged drunken assault at a train station. The former football star, who left rehab in the US earlier this year, was held after the incident in Hertfordshire. A Hertfordshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police...

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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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James Bulger's Parents 'Horrified' Over Ruling

The father of Merseyside toddler James Bulger has said the announcement that one of his killers is to be freed from prison "fills him with terror". Ralph Bulger, in a statement issued through his solicitor Robin Makin, said the family was "disappointed...

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Third Of Children Think Of Suicide By 16

By Thomas Moore, Health and Science Correspondent Almost a third of children have considered or attempted suicide by the time they turn 16, according to a new survey. Research for the new mental health charity MindFull also shows that 29% had self-harmed...

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Madeleine McCann: New UK Police Investigation

By Michelle Clifford, Senior News Correspondent Detectives are targeting 12 British potential suspects as they launch a new investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. A Metropolitan Police team says they are among 38 "persons of...

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Ex-Police Chief Bettison Faces Lawrence Probe

Former police chief Sir Norman Bettison has been referred to the police watchdog over claims officers tried to smear Stephen Lawrence's family. West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson said he had "significant concerns" about...

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Prisoners To Be Moved To Jails Near Home

A network of 70 resettlement jails that will prepare offenders to be released into the area in which they live has been unveiled by the Justice Secretary. Existing prisons up and down the country will function as resettlement prisons, with a trial starting...

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Adult And Child Found Dead In Merthyr Tydfil

The bodies of an adult and child have been discovered at a home in South Wales, police say. Officers found the pair dead after being called to the property in Church Street in Troedyrhiw, Merthyr Tydfil, at around 4.20pm. The area has been cordoned...

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Wales Approves Organ Donation Opt-Out Law

People in Wales will be presumed to have given consent for organ donations unless they opt out after a vote in favour of the law. The current system, which operates across the UK, relies on people signing up to a voluntary scheme and carrying a...

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Territorial Army To Be Renamed In Shake-Up

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent The Defence Secretary is due to announce that £1.8bn will be invested in a restructured reservist force over the next decade. Philip Hammond will set out a new package for reservist soldiers and their...

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Health Tourism: Foreigners Face £200 NHS Levy

Foreigners face being charged around £200-a-year for using the NHS in an attempt to tackle so-called health tourism. Ministers will outline plans to introduce the charge for foreign workers and students who come to the UK for more than half a year....

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School Summer Holiday: Six-Week Break Could Go

State schools are to be allowed to set their own term times, under plans that could signal an end to the traditional six-week summer holiday. The new Deregulation Bill means local councils will no longer be able to tell their schools when terms should...

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Organ Donation: Wales Set To Approve Opt-Out

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky News Reporter Wales is expected to become the first part of the UK to bring in an opt-out scheme for organ donation. The Welsh Assembly will hold the final vote on the Human Transplantation (Wales) Bill later, which if enacted...

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Child Sex Abuse Live Streaming 'On The Rise'

Child sexual abuse streamed live online through services like Skype has been highlighted as an emerging threat by experts. Figures show an increasing number of offenders have been targeting vulnerable families overseas to set up live access to children...

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Police Pensions May Be Cut For Misconduct

Police officers should have their pensions docked for misconduct to clean up corruption in the service, a group of influential MPs has said. In a report on policing standards, the Home Affairs Select Committee has recommended that a scale of fines should...

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Rotavirus: Babies To Get Vomiting Bug Vaccine

By Rhiannon Mills, Sky Reporter A vaccination programme aimed at protecting babies against one of the most common causes of diarrhoea in young children begins today. The rotavirus vaccination will be given to all infants aged between two and three...

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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. Around 200 firefighters have been tackling the blaze at the site in...

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NHS Tourism: Govt To Announce Crackdown

Loopholes that allow migrants to wrongly access free UK health care will be closed under a crackdown on abuse of public services next week, Jeremy Hunt will announce. The NHS bill for treating tourists, estimated to be up to £200m, will also be tackled...

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Salford Body: Woman Found Murdered In Home

A murder investigation is under way after the body of a woman was found at her home in Salford. Linzi Ashton, 25, was found dead after police were called to the property in Westbourne Road, in Winton, shortly before 6pm on Friday. A post-mortem examination...

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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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