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BA’s planes will run on biofuel recycled from London rubbish. It comes as innovation in the aviation industry sees aircraft getting greener, faster and downright weirder than ever.
Millions of patients are going to be able to see their family doctors outside of work hours thanks to a new fund to extend GP opening times, the prime minister announces.
A “battle against feminism”? Campaigners tell Channel 4 News about the counter-attack to the controversial Facebook group.
A controversial Evangelical Christian and “witch hunter” arrives in the UK in the hope of performing exorcisms on children. But in Nigeria witch scares have resulted in violence, torture and death.
A 26-year-old former army officer was today sentenced to a minimum of 34 years in jail after admitting he murdered a York estate agent and seriously injured her flatmate.
Forget exploding cigars. The latest from the fractious relationship between the United States and Cuba brings things into the 21st century: via social networking.
Ahead of publication of the latest IPCC report, there’s no real argument about the major climate change threat to the UK. Water is set to become this country’s biggest problem.
Iain Duncan Smith has been on the airwaves justifying the welfare cap, claiming he’s stopping Labour’s out-of-control spending. Is he justified?
SSE, one of the ‘big six’ energy firms, announces a price freeze for all customers until 2016. Last year its chief executive said a freeze would “lead to unsustainable loss-making businesses”.
The UK has one of the highest stillbirth rates in the industrialised world. But now a team from Manchester has published data which shows certain ethnic groups are more susceptible than others.
Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his fifth budget on Wednesday. It is bound to include measures that could not have been predicted, but here is what we can expect.
Focus in the hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 turns to the pilots, after it is revealed that the plane’s tracking system was turned off before the last verbal message from the cockpit.
Gary Gibbon
More than anyone in the recent Labour history, Tony Benn came close to getting the party to embrace socialism in one country and reject capitalism.
The Lockerbie bombing was ordered by Iranian officials in retaliation for the US shooting down one of its civilian aircraft, a high level defector claims.
Euan Sutherland steps down as Co-op chief executive despite an eleventh hour deal to reform the troubled group’s corporate structure.