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A recorder teacher at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, one of Britain’s leading arts schools, is jailed for 11 years for raping and indecently assaulting young female pupils during lessons.
Exclusive: as inflation drops to 0.5 per cent, we reveal the contents of Bank of England Governor Mark Carney’s explanatory letter to the chancellor (as imagined by Paul Mason).
Police release video of an “airborne battalion of anarchists”, using Parkour to evade capture in a recent riot. Welcome to Greece as its parliament prepares to elect a president.
UK intelligence agencies asked for changes to be made in the Senate report on the CIA’s use of torture after 9/11, Downing Street says.
The Greek crisis, grinding away at the periphery of Europe, has thrust itself back into the limelight.
The head of the inquiry into child sex abuse resigns after concerns emerged over her links with former home secretary Lord Brittan.
The energy secretary says there will be no UK blackouts this winter. As Ofgem presents its analysis of our energy needs this winter, we look at some of the biggest power outages of the last 50 years.
If the yes camp wins next Thursday it will be, in large part, because in addition to the SNP, this “non-party” broad coalition has inspired people.
How should Britain respond to growing calls to punish Russia’s oligarchs in wake of the shooting down of MH17?
Gary Gibbon
Angela Merkel may want France to propose Christine Lagarde as the new European Commission boss. But neither she nor Luxembourg’s Jean-Claude Juncker are safe bets for the job.
The police are failing to record more than 700,000 offences – including cases of rape and serious sexual offences – according to the first official inquiry into crime reporting.
William Hague says Britain will back sanctions despite the risks to the City. But has the importance of Russian money to the British economy been overstated?
In the City they are hot property. Cocos (contingent convertible capital) are meant to protect taxpayers. So why the nickname “death spiral securities”? CNBC UK Business Editor Helia Ebrahimi reports.
Channel Four News has learned that planning permission to drill into shale was given to a fracking company on land owned by the Queen.
An investigation is under way after confidential files relating to customers of Barclays Bank were allegedly stolen and sold on to rogue City traders.