A 14-year-old boy who drowned after getting into difficulties while swimming in the sea has been named by police.
An assault victim was hit by a car and killed when he got out of an ambulance taking him to hospital, it has emerged.
A sex education teacher has been found guilty of having sex with a 15-year-old schoolgirl.
Children were suspended from school on more than 80,000 occasions last year for attacking teachers and classmates, official figures have shown.
A vicar has been found guilty of conducting sham marriages to allow illegal immigrants to stay in Britain.
David Cameron has insisted he had a duty to speak "clearly and plainly" about the threat of terrorism after claiming Pakistan must do more to tackle the issue.
An influential US Senate committee is ready to send members to the UK to question British witnesses on the release of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi on compassionate grounds.
People taking calcium supplements have about a 30% higher risk of heart attack, research suggests.
The Government is to unveil "radical" proposals to reform benefits after ministers described the system as "broken".
David Cameron has written to all Tory MPs to defend his record since becoming Prime Minister and insist that the coalition Government is "delivering for the Conservative Party".
The Government was facing mounting anger from business groups over plans to phase out the so-called default retirement age (DRA) of 65 by October next year.
British Airways has said cabin crew strikes and Iceland's volcanic ash cloud sent the beleaguered airline £164 million into the red for the three months to June 30.
The public will be given the power to veto excessive council tax rises, the Government has said
Defence Secretary Liam Fox has warned of the risk of a "new nuclear arms race" as he defended the renewal of Trident as the most cost-effective way of maintaining Britain's deterrent.
David Miliband is set to be the new Labour leader, edging out his younger brother Ed in what is becoming a two-horse race, according to a new poll.
Quarterly beer sales are up on 12 months ago for the first time in four years, figures have showed.
Lawyers for fugitive tycoon Asil Nadir are due to appear before a judge to apply for him to be given bail should he return to Britain.
Lord Chancellor Kenneth Clarke lost the key to his red box containing official papers as he took a day off to watch cricket at Trent Bridge.
The funeral of fugitive gunman Raoul Moat will be held next week, sources have said.
The mother of a toddler who was tortured by a couple employed to care for him has revealed her "self-loathing and guilt" at his death.
A hospital where four babies died under the care of one surgeon must not resume heart surgery until it improves, a report has said.
The number of British children abducted by a parent and taken overseas has risen in the past year, Government figures have revealed.
A 14-year-old boy has died after being pulled out of the sea following a three-hour search operation, police said.
On the eve of entering 10 Downing Street as Prime Minister, David Cameron was convinced that his bid to oust Gordon Brown had failed and the Conservatives would remain in opposition, it has been revealed.
A 15-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to two counts of theft from vehicles. He also asked for 12 other offences, of theft from vehicles and shoplifting, to be taken into consideration. The youth was
Big changes to car parking in the city centre were given the go-ahead in a council Cabinet meeting last night. As reported in MK NEWS, the decision to axe 3,782 free parking spaces was agreed. The