Has Dominic Grieve misled parliament over CPS libel deal?
Dominic Grieve tells David Davis in House of Commons he is looking into whether his Parliamentary Answer on CPS libel settlements was accurate.
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There is a “cause for concern” over allegations that officers manipulate crime statistics, the head of the UK’s largest police force admits.
Millions of people will borrow money on credit to help them fund their festive family celebrations this year. Some are still paying off the last. Jackie Long reports.
A third runway at Heathrow could be toxic for politicians from all three main parties. What did they say then and what are they saying now?
The government unveils tougher new anti-slavery laws – but will victims dare to come forward unless they are guaranteed more protection from prosecution?
Ireland officially exits its strict bailout programme and re-enters money markets but the years of austerity budgets and unemployment are not over yet.
Dominic Grieve tells David Davis in House of Commons he is looking into whether his Parliamentary Answer on CPS libel settlements was accurate.
Malta may soon offer rich foreign investors the chance to buy a life in the European Union. But the Mediterranean island nation is not alone in selling citizenship for cash.
Many among South Africa’s Afrikaner population feel less safe since the death of Nelson Mandela. But the fears articulated by Afrikaner conservatives are not necessarily borne out by the facts.
Some students believe university authorities are using the police to crack down on dissent because they have lost the argument for the privatisation of education.
Amnesty International is taking legal action against British security services, claiming that sensitive emails and calls have been illegally intercepted.
Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith rejects claims that the introduction of the government’s flagship universal credit reforms is in chaos.
Hatred-motivated terror attacks could be prevented by more work on community cohesion says a government taskforce. Too woolly or can it work?
French-born artist Laure Prouvost wins the 2013 Turner Prize for contemporary art for her video installation Wantee.
Amazon says it is testing an unmanned aircraft, which could bring products directly to customers’ homes as it prepares for what is predicted to be the busiest day of the year for online sales.
Cigarettes could to be sold in plain packaging as early as 2015, if the government announces plans to review the measure on Thursday.