A bomb disguised as a gift exploded has inside the Greek public order ministry in Athens, killing a police officer who was a close ministerial aide, in Greece's highest profile attack in years.Read
Prime Minister David Cameron has arrived in Canada ahead of a summit of the G8 group of leading world economies at which he will urge fellow leaders to press ahead with reforms to global trade and financial governance and to live up to promises on aid.Read
Liberal Democrat deputy leader Simon Hughes has fired a warning shot across the bows of the coalition Government, insisting there must be no attempt to "unpick" the agreement between the two parties.Read
The Government has sparked anger from unions and pensioner groups after unveiling controversial plans to extend the pension age, with the possibility of people having to work until they are 70 before receiving the benefit.Read
Police are preparing for "tension" between supporters when England meet Germany in the knock-out stages of the World Cup, the man leading UK officers on the ground in South Africa has said.Read
The controversial measure allowing terror suspects to be held for 28 days before charge will remain in place for at least another six months, Home Secretary Theresa May has said.Read
The hospital boss at the centre of Britain's worst infection outbreak has been awarded more than £190,000 damages after winning her battle over severance payment at the Court of Appeal.Read
The Afghan government and Nato representatives have embraced the choice of General David Petraeus to run the war in Afghanistan following the dismissal of his predecessor.Read
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has defended the coalition Government's swingeing cuts package, saying it would have been "morally wrong" not to have slashed spending.Read
David Cameron and Nick Clegg have written to all six million public sector workers asking for ideas on how to make "fair and responsible" spending curbs.Read
The emergency Budget will hit women more than men because they will be affected most by public sector cuts and reductions in benefits and tax credits, the country's biggest union has said.Read
The records of more than 55,000 British soldiers who were killed, wounded or captured in the Second Boer War have been published online for the first time.Read
Probation staff charged with monitoring and rehabilitating potentially dangerous sex offenders are overstretched and under-trained, a report has warned.Read
London 2012 organisers have been criticised by consumer group Which? over their deal with card firm Visa which prevents British sports fans using other cards to buy tickets.Read