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All women with faulty breast implants should have them removed given the "uncertainty and lack of knowledge" about the extent of the problems, a leadi...
A woman found dead in a car in Hackney, east London, was tonight named by Scotland Yard as Kirsty Treloar, 20, who was believed to have been abducted ...
Britain has one of the world's most stringent gun licensing systems - with owners of shotguns and rifles required to undergo background checks which a...
Alesha Dixon has quit her judging role on BBC talent show Stricly Come Dancing for Britain's Got Talent, saying it was time to "move on". A stateme...
A £200 million package to help turn around the lives of Britain's most troubled families was unveiled by employment minister Chris Grayling today. ...
It's as if someone is "holding your throat and choking you slowly."...
A collection of 45 works by the late Lucian Freud created over a 25-year period and said to be the most complete array of his prints ever to be auctio...
Hundreds of people have held a candle-lit vigil at the site where Indian student Anuj Bidve was shot dead on Boxing Day. One week on from the "horr...
The National Lottery is searching for three missing millionaires who have yet to claim their prizes from the EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle draw befo...
A man has been arrested by police after a woman's body was found in a car. Warwickshire Police detained the 31-year-old man in Nuneaton shortly bef...
Labour have marked a step-change in their attitude to welfare, with shadow cabinet minister Liam Byrne saying it is time for his party to become "radi...
Human remains have been found in woodland on the Royal Family's Sandringham Estate by a member of the public. Detectives from Norfolk Constabulary ...
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been accused of harassing small businesses, with plans to conduct spot checks on their record-keeping. Business l...
Gun laws will not be reviewed in the wake of a man with a gun licence shooting himself and three female relatives in Peterlee, County Durham, the gove...
Today I wrote an article for CityAM about the Iowa caucus and Mitt Romney’s candidature. Here are some more expanded points about how tonight’s ev...
The government is setting up an expert panel to consider the technical aspects of introducing a new offence of driving with an illegal drug in your bo...
Nearly seven million Britons are risking a "spiral of debt" through using credit cards, overdrafts and payday loans to pay off their rent or mortgage,...
Poor families struggling to heat their homes this winter are not getting the help they need from energy suppliers, a charity warned. The Government...
A government review on the risk of breast implants rupturing will not provide reliable data, a member of the review panel said today. Consultant pl...
Ed Miliband’s performance was Average to Poor in 2011 – that’s the verdict of LabourList readers in our end of 2011 survey. 29% of those who vot...
Andrew Lansley has given private clinics 48 hours to get their houses in order and private the government with "clear data" about faulty breast implan...
Eight years after Stephen Lawrence's murder, I met his parents Doreen and Neville for the first time. I was Education Secretary and, although they wer...
David Willetts will announce a plan to create a new form of privately financed universities in a speech on Wednesday morning. Outlining the initiat...
Political parties' reliance on large donations from individuals or trade unions means there is "bound to be suspicion" about honours and other favours...
Britain has further to go to tackle racism but the Stephen Lawrence murder sparked a "sea change" in attitudes, former home secretary Jack Straw said ...
