Thousands Pay Respects To Brothers Killed On M6

More than 2,000 people have paid their respects at the funeral of two young brothers who died in a Christmas Day crash on the M6. Adnan Habib, 10, and Arsalaan, four, were killed when the car they were in crashed near junction 15 on Tuesday. The brothers,...

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Chester Zoo's Baby Boom Of Rare Species

By Mike McCarthy, North Of England Correspondent Chester Zoo has warned the threat of extinction for some species is now so great that some of its animals may become part of "an insurance population". The zoo, a registered charity, has been celebrating...

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One In 10 Police Officers Has A Second Job

More than 23,000 police officers and staff are moonlighting in second jobs, it has been reported. According to the Mail on Sunday, more than one in 10 officers in England and Wales now take on extra work. This was found to include selling ice cream,...

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Paralympic Heroes Hit Out At Honours List

Leading Paralympians have criticised the New Year honours system, claiming it is easier for able-bodied athletes to get knighthoods. Cyclist Sarah Storey was the only Paralympic athlete among the knights and dames, despite many racking up more gold...

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Olympic Hero Mo Held In US Terror Blunder

Double Olympic champion Mo Farah has said he has been questioned by US border officials on suspicion of being a terrorist. The team GB star even got out his two gold medals to show the customs officers who he was, but to no avail. Farah, who was born...

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Cameron: Britain 'On Right Track' For 2013

By Jon Craig, Chief Political Correspondent David Cameron has used his New Year's message to declare that Britain is "heading in the right direction" on all the big issues and can look forward to 2013 with "realism and optimism". In a video address,...

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City Leaders Warn Of 'Civil Unrest' Amid Cuts

City leaders have warned that spending cuts could lead to social unrest and the "break-up of civil society". The council leaders of three of England's biggest cities - Newcastle, Liverpool and Sheffield - say the north of England has been unfairly targeted....

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New Year's Reprieve: Rain Clears For 2013

The heavy rain which has washed out December will stop in time for New Year's Eve celebrations - bringing a brighter start to 2013. Showers will soak much of Britain overnight and during the day tomorrow - but skies will clear over many parts in time...

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Attacks On Women In Wapping 'Could Be Linked'

Violent attacks on two women in east London could be linked, police have said. The women were both stabbed in separate attacks 15 days apart as they walked through the same park in Wapping. The first attack occurred at around 6.25pm on Tuesday, December...

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Organist Death: Grieving Widow Speaks Of Evil

The widow of Alan Greaves, who died after being attacked on his way to a Christmas Eve midnight mass, said she has not stopped crying over her husband's death and the "evil that has been done". Mr Greaves, 68, was discovered badly beaten near his church...

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