Libya was given advice by a British Government minister on how to secure convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's release, it has been reported.Read
A deal has been reached between Tory and Labour peers to end the deadlock which threatened to block a May 5 referendum on changing the Westminster voting system, Lords leader Lord Strathclyde has said.Read
The UK is maintaining pressure on Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak to agree "free and fair elections" as protests against his regime continue for a seventh day.Read
UK gardens are playing host to a wide range of unusual birds, from dippers and little egrets to merlins and even a white tailed eagle, the first results from an annual survey have shown.Read
A mother accused of killing two of her children in a house fire allegedly started the blaze because she wanted to create a "drama" after she found out her partner was cheating on her, a court has been told.Read
Union leaders are studying proposals for huge job cuts at a Conservative-controlled council which takes the total number of threatened redundancies across the country to nearer 150,000.Read
A well-known sportsman who obtained an order stopping the media publishing information about his private life has won an appeal against a ruling which would reveal his identity.Read
David Cameron has warned that the NHS will become "increasingly unaffordable" if radical plans by the Government to reform the health service are not implemented.Read
Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed he will not change course on the economy, insisting that the Government's decision to make sharp cuts in spending to pay down the deficit was right and "we have to see it through".Read
Protesters opposed to the Government's radical NHS reforms are to demonstrate outside Parliament as ministers begin a second debate on the controversial Health and Social Care Bill.Read
Colin Firth has won the best-actor trophy for the The King's Speech, and monarchy saga took another honour for overall cast at the Screen Actors Guild Awards.Read
Neglect levels in Britain's care homes have been described as "scandalous" after it emerged that more than 650 elderly residents have died of dehydration in the past five years.Read
Ed Miliband has said he will not get married for political expediency, joking he had a choice about taking paternity leave because he has yet to tie the knot with his partner Justine Thornton.Read
Children in the care system are losing out because of a disturbing and prevalent attitude among Britons that gay parents are second best, a children's charity has warned.Read
Three-quarters of a million people are set to become higher rate taxpayers as a result of Government reforms to the system, a report has indicated.Read