Ambulances being held back from casualty scenes during the Derrick Bird shootings for safety reasons had a significant impact on police operations, a report has found.Read
The devastated father of Sian O'Callaghan has described her as "bright, bubbly, caring and friendly", hours after angry scenes erupted as the man accused of her murder appeared in court.Read
The Government is considering a crackdown on hooligans who cause trouble at public protests in the wake of the "mindless violence" which marred a huge union-organised demonstration.Read
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi made a rare court appearance, greeting supporters who gathered outside a closed-door hearing in a tax fraud case.Read
The Government will consider giving the police new powers, including the banning of face coverings, following the weekend's anti-cuts march, Home Secretary Theresa May has said.Read
Dissident republicans suspected of planting a car bomb at a Northern Ireland courthouse were intent on causing murder and destruction, the Stormont Justice Minister has said.Read
A council has denied "covering up" allegations that one of James Bulger's killers had sex with a female member of prison staff before he was released on parole.Read
Labour leader Ed Miliband is to join former Liberal Democrat chief Charles Kennedy and the Green Party's Caroline Lucas on a cross-party platform to call for a Yes vote in the referendum on voting reform.Read
The family of a 24-year-old British worker reported missing from a Disney cruise ship last week have met investigators after the vessel returned to its home port in Los Angeles.Read
Highly radioactive iodine seeping from Japan's damaged nuclear complex may be making its way into seawater further north of the plant than previously thought, officials have said, adding to radiation concerns as the crisis stretches into a third week.Read
Police have charged 149 people with various offences in connection with the disorder which followed the peaceful protest by hundreds of thousands of people in London against the Government's spending cuts.Read
Workers are more than £1,000 worse off than they were two years ago as their pay has failed to keep pace with hikes in the cost of living, research has indicated.Read
David Cameron will appeal to would-be entrepreneurs to go out and set up their own businesses in a bid to make his vision of an "enterprise-led recovery" a reality.Read
A magnitude-6.5 earthquake has shaken eastern Japan off the quake-ravaged coast, the US Geological Survey reported, prompting Japan to issue a tsunami alert.Read
The rich could face a levy on the value of their homes as the price of scrapping the top rate of income tax, Business Secretary Vince Cable has suggested.Read