Labour's bid to march on to traditional Tory territory will continue on Wednesday when Yvette Cooper vows to defend the founding principles of the police against creeping privatisation.Read
The family of missing five-year-old April Jones who has been abducted from her home town said their lives have been "shattered" and pleaded for her safe return.Read
A member of police staff has told her Twitter followers she has been instructed to stop using the micro-blogging site after complaints from students about the content of some posts.Read
US vice-president Joe Biden has criticised Republican candidate Mitt Romney for proposing policies the Democrat claims would cut taxes for millionaires and raise them for middle-class families.Read
The BBC has said it will make direct contact with police to provide full support over the "disturbing allegations" made about abuse involving Sir Jimmy Savile.Read
Ed Miliband has made a bold grab for the political centre ground, using his keynote speech to Labour's annual conference to promise to "rebuild Britain as One Nation".Read
Police searching for five-year-old April Jones have said their priority remains finding her alive after they tracked down and arrested a 46-year-old man.Read
Lawyers for locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who died shortly after losing a landmark right-to-die legal battle, have branded the decision of High Court judges to refuse permission for his case to go to the Court of Appeal "highly surprising".Read
Lawyers for runaway teacher Jeremy Forrest have said the "full story" of his disappearance with a teenage pupil will emerge after he agreed to his extradition back to the UK.Read
Supermarket giant Tesco will unveil its first fall in profits for nearly 20 years on Wednesday as weaker international sales add to its floundering UK performance.Read
High Court judges have refused permission for the case of locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson, who died shortly after losing a landmark right-to-die legal battle, to go to the Court of Appeal.Read
Labour leader Ed Miliband has declared his ambition to "rebuild Britain as One Nation", as he seeks to place his party firmly in the political centre ground.Read
Missing five-year-old April Jones appeared to get into her abductor's van willingly, police have said, with nothing as yet to suggest there was a struggle.Read
Ed Miliband is due to highlight his own education at a London comprehensive school as he promises a shake-up of vocational qualifications to help the "forgotten 50%" of children who do not go to university.Read
The Olympic legacy has to be kept safe from party politics, London 2012 supremo Lord Coe said during a celebration of the Games at Labour's party conference.Read
Lawyers for radical cleric Abu Hamza are asking the High Court for time to carry out further medical tests as he renews his long-running legal battle to halt his extradition from the UK to the US.Read
Crunch talks are to be held between mobile phone operators and regulators in a move that could result in superfast 4G services being launched within weeks.Read
Tests have confirmed that TV entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne did not suffer a heart attack in a health scare which saw him rushed to hospital, a company spokesman said.Read
A potential multibillion pound merger between defence giant BAE Systems and Airbus aircraft manufacturer EADS has come under further pressure after a major shareholder demanded a better deal.Read
James Bond fans have welcomed Adele's 'classic' theme for the latest 007 film - produced at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire - after a short clip was released online.Read
The transport group that beat Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Rail to win the West Coast main line said it still expected to commence the franchise as scheduled despite a legal challenge.Read
Police and "hundreds" of local residents have spent the night searching for a missing five-year-old girl who was abducted while out playing near her home.Read
A boat packed with revellers on a long holiday weekend collided with a ferry and sank off Hong Kong, killing at least 36 people and injuring dozens, authorities said.Read
Runaway teacher Jeremy Forrest is due to make his first public appearance at the start of extradition proceedings after spending eight days on the run with 15-year-old pupil Megan Stammers.Read
Additional measures to boost economic growth are needed, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned, as the job of repairing British finances will take longer to complete than initially hoped.Read