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The House of Lords have voted against adopting the government's bill to detain terror suspects without charge for up to 42 days
CCTV footage has been released of the moment it is alleged a terrorist car bomb attack took place at Glasgow airport
The Independent Police Complaints Commission launches an investigation into an officer who admitted altering evidence in the De Menezes inquest.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission launches an investigation into an officer who admitted altering evidence in the De Menezes inquest.
The girlfriend of a father killed by a speeding car while collecting conkers with his sons has paid tribute to him.
Peter Mandelson makes an oath and takes his seat in the House of Lords.
Prime Minister Gordon Brown gives a speech on the latest £37bn bank bailout scheme.
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With 3 weeks until election day, opinion polls put Democrat Barack Obama ten points ahead of Republican John McCain in the race for the White House.
"Online gang fights at LittleHoolaginz.com - Travis Barker blogs from hospital - Ringo Star says 'no more fan mail'"
Prime Minister Gordon Brown gives a speech on the latest £37bn bank bailout scheme.
A hooligan website aimed at children allows users to join gangs, fight each other and fantasise about committing crimes
South Korea says it is yet to see signs of its neighbour dismantling its Yongbyon nuclear plant.
£37bn of taxpayers' money is being used to try to stabilise the economy. RBS and a combined HBOS-Lloyds TSB group are being part nationalised.
British troops are no longer needed in Iraq and should go back to the UK according to the Iraqi Prime Minister.
Gordon Brown's been speaking on the £37 billion bank bail-out
The promise of a power-sharing deal in Zimbabwe's in doubt after opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai's threatened to pull out.
There is hope of a global economy fight back after EU leaders said no big banks would be allowed to fail.
Gordon Brown proposes solutions to the financial crisis at a summit in Paris.
The people of Wootton Bassett have lined the streets more than a 100 times to honour the war dead. Now, it's their turn to be honoured.
Bodies are going unburied for up to two months because the government is dragging its feet over paying benefits
Thousands of Indonesians have been holding a rally in Bali in protest against a controversial anti-pornography bill.
MP David Davis and 42 writers issue a warning to the government over the plan to hold terror suspects for 42 days without charge
Iceland's PM claims British Government has caused enormous damage to his nation and councils prepare to meet over crisis.
A Sunday Times report says the UK's four largest high street banks will ask the government for a combined 35 billion pounds
US State Department spokesman Sean McCormack says that North Korea has been removed from America's terrorism blacklist
Gordon Brown is in Paris to meet with EU leaders, and he's said they should copy Britain's example to help relieve financial difficulties
Theo Walcott talks about England's win over Kazakhstan while Frank Lampard defends Ashley Cole
European leaders, including Gordon Brown will meet in Paris to discuss further action to tackle the financial crisis later today.
Philip Green is in talks with officials in Iceland which could lead to him snaping up several UK stores.
George W Bush has pledged the G7 will work together to battle the global economic crisis
A man has died after a hot-air balloon crashed and set on fire at an annual fiesta
Investigation finds that Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin unlawfully abused her power as Alaskan governor
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's awarded three key jobs within his own party, threatening a power-sharing deal.
Millions of people are being encouraged to take too may risks with their shares according to The Pensions Advisory Service.
President Bush has said decisive action will be taken by G7 countries to ease global economic problems
Denise Goldsmith whose 2 sons died in a house fire a week ago says she did "everything she could" to save them.
Austria's veteran far-right leader Joerg Haider has been killed in a car accident near his home town of Klagenfurt.
A British man has spoken of his grief after his wife and one of his daughters died in flooding in Spain
Alaskan Governer and Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin 'abused her power' according to a report
The Prime Minister is urged to freeze fuel duty as retailers cut the cost on forecourts
Global stock markets ended the week in turmoil, and it's thought we face depression if G7 ministers can't find a solution to the crisis by Sunday.
England face Kazakhstan this evening in a world cup qualifier at Wembley, and all eyes will almost certainly be on Theo Walcott.
Three rare white lions, extinct in the wild, have been born in South Africa, where they are considered sacred.
Vladimir Putin received a self-opening birthday present, a young tigress, for his fifty-sixth birthday.
George Bush has spoken from the White House to reassure Americans that a "comprehensive strategy" is in place to weather the financial storm.
Diesel caused near chaos at several branches around the UK as they offered special birthday edition jeans for just £30.
The FTSE's dropped to below 4000 for the first time in 5 years, amidst continuing global financial turmoil