Rules barring foreign and Commonwealth troops serving in the British armed forces from settling in the UK if they incur even minor disciplinary convictions are to be relaxed, it has emerged.Read
David Cameron has vowed to reject a cut in Britain's rebate from Brussels as he prepared to enter talks over the size of the European Union budget.Read
A bomb attack near Israel's military headquarters in Tel Aviv has hit diplomatic efforts to forge a truce to end a week of fighting with Gaza's militant Hamas rulers.Read
The Church of England has been urged by David Cameron to "get with the programme" after legislation introducing the first women bishops failed to clear its final hurdle in the General Synod.Read
David Cameron has insisted the Children's Commissioner has his full support after Government sources reportedly described a report into the sexual exploitation of youngsters as "hysterical".Read
David Cameron will not accept a cut in Britain's rebate from Brussels as he tries to secure a freeze in the European Union budget, Downing Street has said.Read
A Catholic brotherhood which supplied teachers to a residential school can be held legally responsible for sexual abuse of boys, leading judges have ruled.Read
Chancellor George Osborne's deficit-busting plans have been dealt a blow after the last borrowing figures to be published before his Autumn Statement revealed further pressure on the public finances.Read
Motorists have been urged to take greater care on Britain's roads after overnight downpours caused some drivers to abandon their vehicles as public highways flooded.Read
The Archbishop of York has insisted the Church of England had "not committed suicide" after moves to introduce women bishops were rejected in the General Synod.Read
A post-mortem examination is to take place following the death of a pensioner who fell and hit her head when muggers snatched her handbag, as police appealed for information.Read
Israel and the Hamas militant group are edging closer to a ceasefire to end the week-long Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip, but a deal remains elusive after a day of furious diplomatic efforts.Read
The number of people suffering from liver disease is on the increase in England while other European countries it is decreasing, health experts have said.Read
As David Cameron prepares for a crunch summit to set EU spending limits to the end of the decade, it emerged that British taxpayers could end up handing over more cash to Brussels, even if the total budget is frozen or even cut.Read
The Archbishop of Canterbury is to make a statement after legislation paving the way for the first women bishops narrowly failed to clear its final hurdle at the General Synod of the Church of England.Read
Most parents with children under the age of 18 would not vote for an MP who broke a pledge against increasing university tuition fees, according to a new poll.Read
The Treasury is losing billions of pounds in revenue due to the failure of HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to clamp down effectively on aggressive tax avoidance schemes, the Whitehall spending watchdog has warned.Read