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A night-time city centre ban on the young is criticised by the children's commissioner for Wales and civil liberties campaigners, but police say it will only apply to troublemakers.

A man is in hospital with head injuries suffered when plunging off a bridge in Ipswich following an altercation.

Issue: “Should Article 1, Section 10, of the Minnesota Constitution be interpreted to require individualized probable cause of a code violation in a particular building, as a prerequisite to the issuance of an administrative search warrant, even though that position was rejected by the United States Supreme Court when it interpreted the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution 45 years ago?”

Syllabus: “Under Camara v. Mun. Ct., 387 U.S. 523, 87 S. Ct. 1727, 18 L. Ed. 2d 930 (1967), reasonable inspections of rental property, conducted pursuant to warrants issued after a balancing of the need to protect public health and safety against the degree of intrusion upon privacy interests, may be permissible under the Fourth Amendment, even without a showing of individualized probable cause to believe that a particular dwelling is in violation of minimum standards prescribed by a building or safety code. A challenged Minnesota municipal ordinance that (a) requires advance notice to property owners and tenants; (b) limits inspections to ordinary business hours; (c) imposes restrictions on the scope of inspections; (d) prohibits the disclosure of information to law enforcement agencies unless an exception applies; and (e) requires a showing of reasonableness to obtain a warrant from a judicial officer is not facially invalid under Article 1, Section 10 of the Minnesota Constitution.” McCaughtry v. City of Red Wing, 2012 Minn. App. LEXIS 50 (June 11, 2012).

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the perfect hindsight of history, Watergate's "what ifs" are still tantalizing....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the perfect hindsight of history, Watergate's "what ifs" are still tantalizing....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Watergate's "what ifs" are still tantalizing....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the perfect hindsight of history, Watergate's "what ifs" are still tantalizing....

China has launched its latest manned space mission - and the crew includes its first female astronaut, Liu Yang.

China made history Saturday when it launched a spacecraft carrying the nation's first female astronaut in space.

A dramatisation of James Joyce's Ulysses is being broadcast on BBC Radio 4 to mark this year's Bloomsday, the day when the book's events take place.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud has died, the royal court says, eight months after he became next-in-line to the throne.

A car bomb near a marketplace in the north-western Pakistani town of Landi Kotal leaves at least 22 dead, officials say.

Welsh motor rally co-driver Gareth Roberts, 24, is killed during an event in Sicily in Italy, which is cancelled as a mark of respect.

Labour leader Ed Miliband launches an attack on PM David Cameron, branding him a "tainted prime minister" who fails to stand up to the rich and powerful.

A 22-year-old woman's face is gouged during a mugging in an Essex park.

Thousands of people watch the recuperated Duke of Edinburgh and the Queen as they attend the Trooping the Colour ceremony.

Two separate car bomb attacks targeting Shia Muslim pilgrims in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, have killed at least 32 people, officials say.

BAGHDAD (AP) -- Iraqi police say a car bomb has hit a major Shiite pilgrimage, killing 10 people on the last day of the commemorations for a revered imam....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is calling on Congress to end partisan gridlock and pass proposals he says would put Americans back to work....

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama is calling on Congress to end partisan gridlock and pass proposals he says would put Americans back to work....