Michael Jackson's doctor has told a judge that he will not testify in his own defence as evidence came to a close in his involuntary manslaughter trial.Read
Hate crimes against disabled victims will be treated with the same severity by the courts as racially-motivated attacks, the Lord Chancellor Ken Clarke has promised.Read
Fears of cyber attacks and rising online crime must not be an excuse for a "heavy-handed" crackdown on freedom on the internet, David Cameron has said.Read
Documents showing how the News of the World tried to keep the Gordon Taylor phone hacking case under wraps have been published by the parliamentary committee investigating the scandal.Read
A senior cleric at St Paul's Cathedral has hailed the decision by its chapter to suspend its legal action against the protesters camped outside as a "breakthrough".Read
Cutbacks have left the UK without a single warship specifically tasked with protecting the country's shores for the past month, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.Read
Emails between News of the World executives and their lawyers have been published by the parliamentary committee investigating the phone hacking scandal.Read
Better-than-expected UK growth figures have been overshadowed by a manufacturing slump and grim predictions the economy could yet collapse back into recession.Read
European markets have retreated after the Greek prime minister triggered fresh fears over the future of the eurozone with shock plans to hold a referendum on a vital rescue package for the region.Read
Foreign Secretary William Hague has called for an end to the "cyber free-for-all" which threatened to "swamp" the internet with rising levels of online crime and state-sponsored cyber attacks.Read
A lifestyle consultant who worked with ex-Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie has said she was told by police that her mobile phone messages were hacked by a private investigator working for the News of the World.Read
Police investigating the suspected murder of a 16-year-old boy 15 years ago have begun a new search for his body and arrested two further suspects.Read
The UK's economic recovery hopes have been boosted by official figures revealed that the pace of growth accelerated faster than expected in the third quarter of 2011.Read
Investors have abandoned the markets after the Greek prime minister fuelled uncertainty by announcing shock plans to hold a referendum on the eurozone rescue plan.Read
Security group G4S has abandoned its audacious plan to buy Danish cleaning firm ISS after a number of its shareholders threatened to vote down the £5.2 billion deal.Read
At least 12 people have been arrested by police after a large group of protesters staged a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament over plans to criminalise squatting.Read
Representatives of 60 nations will gather in London in an attempt to secure the benefits of the internet amid concern about rising levels of cyber attacks and online crime.Read
Around 150 people have congregated outside the Houses of Parliament in a protest against proposed changes to squatters' rights, according to reports.Read
The UK's desperate struggle for growth will be highlighted as official figures are set to reveal the recovery barely gathered pace in the third quarter.Read
August-born children are less likely to attend a leading university and more likely to study practical courses than their September-born peers, research suggests.Read
A new website is being launched to make it easier for householders to stop junk mail coming through their letter box, the Government has announced.Read
Campaigners have launched a petition urging the Government to take "all necessary steps" to curb immigration and stop the UK's population from swelling to more than 70 million.Read