Muslim Leaders To Condemn Street Grooming

Religious leaders at around 500 mosques across the UK will deliver sermons to hundreds of thousands of Muslims condemning street grooming by gangs. The campaign organised by Together Against Grooming (Tag), a not-for-profit community organisation set...

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Turkey: British Teenager Stabbed In Marmaris

A British teenager is critically ill in hospital in Turkey after being stabbed repeatedly. The 17-year-old, named in reports as Dwaine Ward, was discovered in a garden in the Tepe district of the popular holiday resort of Marmaris. Two men are reported...

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Moors Murderer Ian Brady Loses Prison Bid

Brady On Bankers, Blair And Krays Updated: 6:51pm UK, Tuesday 25 June 2013 Ian Brady has spoken at length for the first time since 1966 at his mental health tribunal. Here are some of the key quotes from his evidence: :: On mental illness "Schizophrenia?...

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Spending Review: Osborne To Slash Budgets

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent George Osborne will today take the axe to public spending and claim the Government's tough policy of cuts is leading to economic recovery. The Chancellor will announce his spending review, setting out...

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Redditch Mosque: Swastikas Daubed On Walls

Racist graffiti including swastikas have been painted on a mosque in Redditch after intruders forced their way in to the site. The damage at the mosque in Jinnah Road was caused between 2am and 4.30am on Wednesday and was discovered by a targeted police...

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Australia: PM Gillard Forced Out By Rudd

Julia Gillard is to step down as Australia's first female prime minister after losing a leadership fight with Kevin Rudd. Mr Rudd faces becoming the country's new leader with months until a general election after he won a Labor Party ballot by...

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Russian Minister Says Snowden Not On Its Soil

Snowden Affair: The Who And The Why Updated: 5:06pm UK, Monday 24 June 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor A look at the different players in the Edward Snowden controversy as the whistleblower tries to evade US justice. China There's...

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Wimbledon: Fans Hit Out Over Empty Seats

A row has broken out over the number of empty seats on the main courts at Wimbledon on the first day of the championships. Swathes of unoccupied seats were shown on television with many blaming the number of tickets set aside for sponsors. Sports personality...

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Moors Murderer Brady: '12 Warders Attacked Me'

Ian Brady has told his mental health tribunal he went on hunger strike after being "attacked" by 12 warders where he had his wrist broken. The Moors Murderer, 75, recalled he was in his room and heard chanting of "do not resist". He said the warders...

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Lawrence 'Smear Plot': Cameron Wants Inquiry

The Prime Minister has said he wants an immediate investigation into claims the Metropolitan Police carried out an operation to "smear" the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence. The claims emerged in an interview with a former undercover police...

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Alps Killings: Al Hilli Brother Arrested

A man has been arrested over the murder of three members of his family and a cyclist who were shot dead in the Alps, according to Sky sources. Zaid al Hilli, 54, was held by Surrey Police, who have been investigating the deaths of husband and wife Saad...

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Whistleblower Snowden 'Not On Cuba Flight'

Snowden Affair: The Who And The Why Updated: 11:45am UK, Monday 24 June 2013 By Tim Marshall, Foreign Affairs Editor A look at the different players in the Edward Snowden controversy as the whistleblower tries to evade US justice. China There's...

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Suspicious Item Found At Walsall Mosque

Homes near to a mosque in Walsall are being evacuated following the discovery of a suspicious item, West Midlands Police say. Army bomb disposal experts are currently at the scene and have this morning ordered the evacuation of around 39 homes in the...

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NHS Cover-Up: Burnham Denies Pressuring CQC

Former health secretary Andy Burnham has denied pressuring the NHS watchdog to tone down criticism of hospitals during his time in the job. Mr Burnham has faced questions about whether he influenced hospitals' watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC)...

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Whistleblower Snowden Leaves Hong Kong

The whistleblower Edward Snowden, who leaked details about snooping carried out by the US government, has left Hong Kong for Russia. His departure was revealed on the website of the Hong Kong newspaper the South China Morning Post, which said that Russia...

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