Grieve Warns Of 'Ethnic Corruption' In UK

Politicians need to "wake up" to the problem of corruption in ethnic minority communities, the Government's senior law officer has warned. Attorney General Dominic Grieve said he was referring "mainly to the Pakistani community" in his comments. In...

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Toddler Murder: Teenager Charged Over Death

A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a two-year-old girl. Dean Harris, 19, of Yaxley in Cambridgeshire, attended Peterborough Magistrates' Court and was remanded in custody to appear at Cambridge Crown Court on Monday. The toddler,...

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Iran Nuclear Talks: Hague Arrives In Geneva

Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague has arrived for talks in Geneva amid hopes an historic deal may be signed on Iran's nuclear programme. Mr Hague joined counterparts including US Secretary of State John Kerry and foreign ministers from Russia,...

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Daniel Radcliffe Warns Social Media Celebrities

By Richard Suchet, Arts and Entertainment Correspondent Celebrities who tell fans what they are doing "moment to moment" on social media sites cannot expect to have a private life, according to Daniel Radcliffe. In an exclusive interview with Sky...

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Russia: Brit Greenpeace Activists Granted Bail

Two more British Greenpeace activists held after the Russian oil rig protest in the Arctic have been granted bail. Frank Hewetson, 45, and 37-year-old Iain Rogers were among 30 people arrested by Russian security forces following the action two...

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Co-op: Flowers In £75k Charity Expenses 'Scam'

Disgraced former Co-op bank boss Paul Flowers claimed £75,000 in false expenses from a drugs charity, it has been alleged. Mr Flowers, a former Labour councillor, totted up the claims over five years during his time as the chairman of the trustees at...

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Arctic 30: British Activist Released On Bail

Briton Alexandra Harris has been freed on bail after she was arrested over attempts by Greenpeace to occupy the Prirazlomnaya oil platform in the Pechora Sea. As she heard the news Ms Harris skipped for joy and said: "This has been the hardest experience...

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Hull Named As UK City Of Culture 2017

Hull has been named as the UK City of Culture 2017, beating Leicester, Swansea Bay and Dundee to the title. The city will hope to see an economic boost from the accolade, which is handed out every four years. Secretary of State for Culture, Media and...

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Four Killed In Derbyshire Village House Fire

Two adults and two children have died in a house fire in Derbyshire, police have said. A third child is in hospital with minor injuries. The fire broke out on Williamthorpe Road, North Wingfield, a village about four miles south of Chesterfield. Emergency...

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Stafford Inquiry: 'Nurse Count' To Boost Safety

By Thomas Moore, Health & Science Correspondent Hospitals will have to make public the number of nurses on their wards under a series of measures to improve patient safety. The Department of Health said the monthly reports would be mandatory...

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Iranian Embassy Blasts Kill 22 In Beirut

Two explosions at the Iranian Embassy in Beirut have killed at least 22 people and injured 146, Lebanon's health minister has said. Ali Hassan Khalil said the number of victims, which include the embassy's cultural attache, was not final and could rise...

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Co-op Chair Quits Amid Flowers Drug Scandal

Len Wardle, chair of the Co-operative Group, has resigned after "serious questions" were raised by the scandal over its former banking chairman Paul Flowers. Mr Wardle had announced last month that he planned to step down amid the wider financial crisis...

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Russia Plane Crash: Briton Among Dead

A British woman who died in a plane crash in Russia which killed 50 people has been named by her employer as Donna Bull. The Boeing 737-500 airliner crash-landed in the Russian city of Kazan on Sunday evening, killing everyone on board. The Tatarstan Airlines...

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Tornadoes Sweeping Across US Midwest Kill Six

At least six people have died as powerful tornadoes carved a path of destruction across the US Midwest. Entire neighbourhoods were flattened within seconds as the twisters, triggered by a "very dangerous" and fast-moving weather system, touched down...

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Typhoon Haiyan: Video Shows Home Swept Away

Huge waves can be seen crashing into and washing away a house in amateur footage from one of the typhoon-hit areas of the Philippines. Shot from the top floor of a boarding house in Hernani as a storm surge hit, the video released by an aid organisation...

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Unions Probe: Review Into Intimidation Claims

David Cameron has set himself on a collision course with the unions by announcing an independent review into allegations of intimidation and bullying. The move follows claims of sabotage and harassment related to the bitter industrial dispute which...

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Typhoon Haiyan: HMS Daring Arrives To Help

British warship HMS Daring has arrived in the Typhoon Haiyan disaster zone, as the president of the Philippines visited devastated areas. The Type 45 destroyer and her crew docked at the island of Cebu ready to provide humanitarian assistance, the Department...

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Age Of Consent: No 10 Rejects Calls To Change

Downing Street has rejected a call from a leading public health expert to consider lowering the age of consent for sex to 15. Professor John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health, said society sends "confused" signals about when sex is permitted....

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