A nationwide hunt is under way after a mother and her "seriously ill" seven-year-old son, who is in need of cancer treatment, are thought to have disappeared.Read
William Hague has urged the Egyptian authorities to ensure an "inclusive" transition to democracy after protests against president Mohamed Morsi turned violent.Read
National newspapers have "pretty much agreed" to all the non-statutory elements of an independent new press regulation system, one editor said after industry talks.Read
Austerity measures are to be extended for a further year to 2018, Chancellor George Osborne has announced, as Britain's faltering economy goes into reverse.Read
Home Secretary Theresa May has been granted permission to appeal against the decision to allow radical preacher Abu Qatada to stay in the UK, court officials have said.Read
Union leaders have accused the Chancellor of being "wildly out of touch" with the lives of millions of people and of refusing to change unpopular policies.Read
Tesco looks set to pull the plug on its ill-fated US venture after admitting it took a £1 billion gamble on America's grocery market that failed to pay off.Read
British lawyers have called on the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to investigate the alleged shooting of four "innocent" Afghan youngsters while they were drinking tea in their family's mud home in Helmand province.Read
A sprinkling of snow has sent UK transport into meltdown, with a major holiday airport shut for more than two hours and road and rail journeys delayed.Read
More than 600,000 people are believed to have been struck down in a surge in a winter vomiting bug this winter, the Health Protection Agency (HPA) has said.Read
George Osborne is to warn there are no "miracle cures" for Britain's problems as he admits more drastic action is needed to balance the Government's books.Read