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The Treasury denies there is to be any U-turn over a planned tax increase on waste dumped from skips.

A British sailor has gone missing in Dubai while his ship, HMS Westminster, was docked, the Royal Navy says.

A 21-year-old Polish man is found guilty of killing a 64-year-old retired university lecturer in his Edinburgh home.

A hospital trust is fined a record £325,000 after computer hard drives containing confidential information on thousands of patients were stolen.

The undead breathe new life into ageing PC game

Large sums of money received by Somalia's interim government have not been accounted for, says a World Bank report being circulated at talks on the country’s future.

A taxi driver and a passenger have been rescued from flood waters in south China's Hainan Province where they were stranded.

England will begin their Ashes defence against Australia at Trent Bridge in July 2013 as the summer dates are released.

A British woman being held in Bali over a £1.6m cocaine haul has been taken to hospital after complaining of illness.

Police say the deaths of two men in Cambridgeshire may be linked to an ecstasy-type pill.

British servicemen voice fears over Afghans they train

The boyfriend of a woman found dead in a lake in Bedford wins a libel action over a police claim he probably killed her.

Andy Farrell resigns as Saracens coach after four years on the backroom staff at the former Premiership champions.

A look at the route the boats will take during the Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant in London on Sunday.

A dental surgeon who lost his wife and was left disabled by a drink-driver gives his support to a summer police crackdown.

High-profile personal finance commentator and campaigner Martin Lewis has sold his MoneySavingExpert website for up to £87m.

Radio 2's Chris Evans misses his breakfast show as his wife goes into labour with the couple's second child.

Four Serbs and two K-For soldiers are injured in a clash in northern Kosovo after peacekeepers try to clear roadblocks.

Attention seeking on the internet takes many forms, but the people who hoax online forums with tales of sick children are among the most painful.

Unemployment in the eurozone was 11% in April, unchanged from March, but still the highest since the bloc was formed, official figures show.