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A riot squad officer filmed knocking Ian Tomlinson to the ground during the G20 protests will not be prosecuted over his death, it has been announced. No charges for Tomlinson death officer A riot squad officer filmed knocking Ian Tomlinson to the ground during the G20 protests will not be...  

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond has defended his government's decision to release the Lockerbie bomber. Mr Salmond believes the Scottish government made the right choice to free Abdelbaset al-Megrahi on compassionate grounds last August. "You can only take a decision based on information at...  

The brings the number of those picked up by police to 20. A second post-mortem examination on the killer's body is thought to be taking place - possibly as early as Wednesday. Four more arrests in Raoul Moat inquiry The brings the number of those picked up by police to 20. A second post-mortem...  

man who is paralysed below the neck and unable to speak has begun legal action to end his life. Tony Nicklinson, 56, can only communicate by blinking and nodding at letters to spell out words. Cameron unveils 'Big Society' Prime Minister David Cameron  has denied that his "Big Society" agenda...  

Fears of a crime wave fuelled by the recession have proved unfounded as official figures revealed offending is at its lowest level since 1981. Crime at lowest level since 1981 Fears of a crime wave fuelled by the recession have proved unfounded as official figures revealed offending is at its...  

The police officer injured by Raoul Moat has described how the gunman stared coldly into his eyes moments before he shot him in the face. Recalling the moment he was shot through the window of his marked car at a roundabout in East Denton, Newcastle, in the early hours of July 4, PC David Rathband,...  

The Prime Minister has condemned the killing of three British troops by a rogue Afghan soldier, who the Taliban claim has joined the insurgency. David Cameron said the incident, at a base in Helmand province, was "appalling" but it should not change the strategy of working alongside the Afghanistan...  

Liquid Bomb Plotters Receive Life Sentences - Life in jail for airline terrorists - PC Shot By Gunman Moat 'Bears No Malice' - Police Dig For More Tobin Murder Victims - Britain's Balance Of Payments Gap Widens. Liquid Bomb Plotters Receive Life Sentences Three men have been sentenced to life in...  

Substitute cover for teachers in Co Down could be axed under £3.6 million cost-saving proposals, it has been revealed. Squeezing three pupils into bus seats designed for two, reducing school maintenance and even cutting book stocks could also be introduced under the plans. Substitute teachers may...  

Police hunting a fugitive 'gunman' in Northumberland say he has made threats to members of the public. aoul Moat has now been on the run for six days after he allegedly shot his former girlfriend and killed her new partner in Gateshead. Moat makes threats to the public Police hunting a fugitive...  

European shares turn positive as banks gain - British troops to be withdrawn from violent Afghan district - 'Climategate' Scientists Cleared Of Bias - Two arrested over girl's gate death - Teachers to be given tougher powers. European shares turn positive as banks gain European shares turned...  

he "net is closing in" on gunman Raoul Moat after police detained two men they had feared he was holding hostage. The men, found walking in a village in Newcastle, were actually arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. Police close in on Raoul Moat The "net is closing in" on gunman...  

Police were warned about gunman Raoul Moat - Clegg bid to change votes and seats - Anger after 900 computer jobs axed - Lottery winner keeps on caravanning - Electoral reform referendum planned for May 2011. Police were warned about gunman Raoul Moat Police have confirmed they were warned that...  

European shares pare gains after U.S. jobs report - Conman guilty of Ritz sale scheme - 'Severed arm' brings motorway to a standstill. European shares pare gains after U.S. jobs report European shares pared gains on Friday, stung by worse-than-expected U.S. non-farm payrolls numbers which casted a...  

£1.2bn Cost Of Swine Flu Pandemic Revealed - Diageo promises to plug pension deficit with whisky - Government tries to free itself from red tape - One in 10 new graduates out of work - Hague Announces New Foreign Policy Vision. £1.2bn Cost Of Swine Flu Pandemic Revealed The report by Dame Deirdre...  

Lloyds bank says it is cutting 650 jobs - Another 650 jobs axed at Lloyds - Man remanded over murder charge - Banks bolster FTSE - Harman warns of job market 'misery' - Lloyds bank says it is cutting 650 jobs "Significant progress has been made in mitigating the total number of potential job losses...  

Fifa sorry over Lampard 'goal' - Expenses politicians in appeal bid - Owzat? Wisdens net charity thousands - Tight Budget 'Could Cut Bobbies On The Beat' - Prince Charles' Taxpayer Funding Falls. Fifa sorry over Lampard 'goal' Fifa president Sepp Blatter said he had apologised to the Football ...  

Adventurer Fiennes charged over car crash - - British Bomb Expert Killed In Afghanistan - Heatwave Ahead After Balmy Weekend - Toyota starts production of hybrid car in UK. Adventurer Fiennes charged over car crash The 66-year-old's Jaguar hit a car head on before crashing into another and mounting...  

Man guilty of £40m jewellery raid - 'No foetal pain' before 24 weeks - Weekend Weather On The Up In Mini Heatwave - No Charge Against GP Who Helped Man To Die - British Firm Says It Can Fix BP's Oil Slick . Man guilty of £40m jewellery raid Aman Kassaye, 25, of no fixed address, forced a young shop...