Santander Bank Hacking Plot: Four Charged

Four men have been charged for allegedly taking control of computers at a bank branch and trying to steal millions of pounds. Police say one of the gang posed as an engineer to fit a computer at the branch in Surrey Quays shopping centre, southeast...

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Bodies Found In Farmhouse Shooting

A dairy farmer and one of his workers have been found shot dead in an isolated farmhouse in Northern Ireland. The men were discovered at the secluded property around a mile from the Co Antrim village of Glenarm early on Friday evening. They have been...

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Plastic Bags: Shoppers To Be Charged 5p

Supermarkets and other big stores in England are to introduce a 5p charge for plastic bags. The move is due to be announced this weekend by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at the Liberal Democrat conference in Glasgow. It will bring England into line...

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Sainsbury's Recalls Watercress Over E.Coli Alert

Sainsbury's is recalling all of its own-brand watercress due to an E.coli outbreak that has made 18 people ill. Thirteen of those affected are from England, with four in Wales and one in Scotland. Some of the victims are being treated in hospital. ...

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Girl, 16, Charged With Murder Of Baby

A 16-year-old girl has been charged with the murder of a baby. Lincolnshire Police said the girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was charged over the death of the baby in Baston, Lincolnshire, between September 3 and 4. She was remanded in...

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House Price Growth 'Should Be Capped At 5%'

A 5% cap should be placed on annual house price growth to prevent another property "bubble", surveyors have suggested. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) called on the Bank of England to limit yearly house price inflation to 5% in order...

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Sunday Mirror Phone-Hacking Probe Launched

The publisher of the Sunday Mirror is being investigated over alleged phone-hacking by former employees at the newspaper. Trinity Mirror said Scotland Yard had informed its national newspaper publishing subsidiary, MGN Limited, that a probe is under...

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Madeleine McCann: Kate To Attend Libel Hearing

Madeleine McCann's mother is attending a Portuguese court for the start of the family's libel action against a former police chief which could see them receive £1m in damages if they succeed. Kate McCann will be accompanied by her mother Susan Healy...

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Omagh Bombing Public Inquiry Ruled Out

The Northern Ireland Secretary has rejected the request for a public inquiry into the Omagh bombing, according to Sky sources. ...

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Nigel Evans Sex Charges: Deputy Speaker Quits

Deputy Commons Speaker Nigel Evans has resigned after being charged with a string of offences including sexual assault and rape. The 55-year-old Tory MP is accused of two counts of indecent assault, five counts of sexual assault and one rape count in...

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Le Vell Rape Trial: Corrie Star Not Guilty

Coronation Street actor Michael Le Vell has said he is "delighted" after being found not guilty of child sex abuse charges, including rape. Mr Le Vell, 48, who was on trial under his real name Michael Turner, breathed out and said "thank you" as the...

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HS2 Rail Link 'Will Boost Economy By £15bn'

The HS2 high-speed rail project will boost the UK economy by £15bn and will be completed within its £42.6bn budget, the Government is to claim. New research shows the proposed link between London and cities in the Midlands and northern England will...

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Baby Foods Found To Lack Nutrients: Study

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent Popular baby foods contain far fewer nutrients than meals prepared at home, according to a new study. Jars of food made by Cow & Gate, Heinz and Ella's Kitchen, among others, have also been found to...

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GPs Told To Improve Care For The Elderly

The Health Secretary has called for an improvement in care for the elderly, who he believes are being failed by GPs. Jeremy Hunt told Sky News he wants to bring back named GPs for patients so that they receive a more personal service. It is also hoped...

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Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans Is Re-Arrested

The Deputy Commons Speaker has been re-arrested on suspicion of indecently assaulting two further alleged victims. Nigel Evans, 55, was arrested on Tuesday morning for the third time since May as he answered bail over the earlier allegations. He is...

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Plymouth Toddler Falls 100ft From Flat

A toddler is in hospital with internal injuries after plunging 100ft (30m) from a fifth floor flat. The 16-month-old girl is said to be in a "stable condition" after falling from the window of a flat in Savage Road, Barne Barton in Plymouth. A spokesman...

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Hospital Staff 'Bullied' Over Patient Care

One in four doctors and surgeons and a third of nurses say they have been put under excessive pressure or bullied to behave in ways they believe are counter to patient care, according to a new report. A survey of 1,000 healthcare workers in England,...

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HS2 Rail Project Comes Under Renewed Attack

HS2: Cases For And Against Updated: 12:24pm UK, Monday 28 January 2013 Those in favour of high-speed rail say it will create jobs and boost the economy, while critics say the cost - financially and for the environment - is too high. Here is what two...

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Dartford Crossing Bomb Hoax: Man Detained

A 27-year-old man arrested in connection with a bomb hoax which led to the Dartford Crossing being closed and severe delays on the M25 has been detained under the Mental Health Act. The incident led to drivers being caught in nine-mile-long tailbacks...

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Duke Of York Challenged In Palace Grounds

Prince Andrew has been challenged by police in the gardens of Buckingham Palace after returning from an engagement in London. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that a man was ordered to verify his identity by two officers at around 6pm on Wednesday....

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TUC: Miliband To Press On With Reforms

Labour leader Ed Miliband is to use his speech to the TUC on Tuesday to say he is "absolutely determined" to continue reforming Labour's relationship with the unions - despite warnings that more unions will pull the plug financially. Mr Miliband is...

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