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Terror groups developing 'dirty bomb' say security chiefs
Islamist terrorists have stepped up their efforts to develop a 'dirty' bomb for use against Western targets security sources say.
Benazir Bhutto's widower Asif Ali Zardari is elected Pakistan president
Asif Ali Zardari the widower of Benazir Bhutto has been elected president by the country's parliament and regional assemblies.
Beijing Paralympics open with spectacular ceremony
The 2008 Paralympics have opened with another spectacular ceremony.
Storm death toll rises to four as heavy rain sweeps over Britain
Wind and rain sweep northwards.
Mansion killer's mother tells of her shock and grief at fire
The mother of Christopher Foster the millionaire who killed his family before taking his own life has spoken of her grief.
Asif Ali Zardari widower of Benazir Bhutto elected president in Pakistan
Asif Ali Zardari the widower of the assassinated former prime minister Benazir Bhutto has been elected president by the country's parliament and regional assemblies.
Weather Storms sweep north leaving trail of death and destruction
Death toll rises to four amid warnings the fierce winds and heavy rain will cause more damage and flooding.
Harriet Harman concedes economic gloom spells trouble for Gordon Brown
Labour's deputy leader admits her party has failed to address the gloom over the economy .
Pakistan MPs vote for new president
MPs in Pakistan have begun to casting their votes to elect a head of state to succeed Pervez Musharraf.
Weather Storms cause another death and more flooding
Fierce winds and flooding have caused widespread damage to large swathes of Britain.
Hanna death toll rises to 500 as storm nears hurricane status
The deadly tropical storm is closing in on North and South Carolina after causing devastation in Haiti.
Children aged eight enlisted as council snoopers
Children as young as eight have been recruited by councils to "snoop" on neighbours and report petty offences such as littering.
Gordon Brown rules out energy bill payments
PM won't give handouts to families struggling to pay rising bills.
French fury at Paris Match photos of Taliban fighters with trophies from dead soldiers
Magazine condemned after Taliban wear dead soldiers' uniforms.
David Blunkett says people should work until they are 'incapacitated'
Britons should work until they're physically unable Blunkett says.
US election How Sarah Palin hooked the nation
As Sarah Palin gives a barnstorming speech Philip Sherwell charts the incredible rise of a smalltown mum from Alaska.
British Airways ice in fuel report triggers urgent review of air safety
Urgent review ordered after investigators found ice blocking fuel supply caused a British Airways jet to crash land at Heathrow.
Robert Mugabe issues opposition with deadline in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's leader Robert Mugabe has tried to force the opposition Movement for Democratic Change to sign a powersharing agreement it has rejected saying that if they did not do so he would form a government alone.
Dick Cheney US vicepresident attacks Russia for 'illegitimate' invasion of Georgia
Dick Cheney the US vicepresident broke from his European colleagues by launching a withering attack against Russia.
Britain braced for galeforce winds and one month's rain in a day
Risk of widespread flooding as storm to bring month's rainfall in hours.
British Airways jet crash at Heathrow may have been caused by ice
The crash landing at Heathrow of a British Airways Boeing 777 was probably due to ice crystals blocking its fuel intake causing it to lose power investigators have found.
EU moves to loosen Russia's 'energy stranglehold'
British consumers could end up paying higher prices as a result of European Union measures to reduce Russia's "energy stranglehold" as Europe steps up efforts to prevent Moscow using critical gas supplies to blackmail the West.
British Airways jet crash 'caused by ice in fuel'
Heathrow crash probably caused by ice restricting fuel to the engines.
Gordon Brown should shape up or 'go with honour' Charles Clarke says
Charles Clarke has stepped up his attack on the PM suggesting it may be best interests for the PM to go.
US forces 'violate' Pakistan territory with attack on Taliban
American forces have conducted a raid inside Pakistan - the first known foreign ground assault in the country against the Taliban.
Ian Blair denies he is being forced out as Met chief
The Metropolitan Police Commissioner insisted he was staying put despite mounting pressure over a number of issues.
Sarah Palin affair rumours are false says John McCain's team
Advisers to John McCain have threatened legal action against the American tabloid "National Enquirer" after it claimed that his vicepresidential running mate Sarah Palin had committed adultery with a business associate of her husband.
Soldier refused room at hotel
A soldier on leave in Britain after being injured in Afghanistan was refused a hotel room because it was "company policy" not to host military personnel.
Gordon Brown has months to save leadership says Charles Clarke
PM has just months show Labour can avoid "utter destruction".
Iraq dossier memos 'must be released'
Information commissioner orders release of memos and emails showing how the Government's Iraq war dossier was "sexed up".

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