Austrian Alps Fall Kills British Climber

A British climber has died in the Austrian Alps after losing his balance and plunging around 200 metres (650ft) down a slope. Police said the 42-year-old man, who has not been named, was hiking with a companion in the Tyrol region in western Austria...

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EDL Leader Tommy Robinson Released On Bail

Two English Defence League leaders have been released on police bail after they were arrested by police in Central London. A spokesperson for the Metropolitan police said: "Two men aged 30 and 44 have been released on bail to a date in mid- August pending...

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NHS Tourism: Govt To Announce Crackdown

Loopholes that allow migrants to wrongly access free UK health care will be closed under a crackdown on abuse of public services next week, Jeremy Hunt will announce. The NHS bill for treating tourists, estimated to be up to £200m, will also be tackled...

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Duchess' 'Hotel' Baby Birth Not For Everyone

The Duchess of Cambridge is just weeks from becoming a mum for the first time - in the "hotel-like" environment of a private hospital. The experience at the Lindo wing of St Mary's Hospital, where it costs £5,000 for the first day of a normal delivery,...

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Rolling Stones Make Debut At Glastonbury

By Michael Blair, Arts and Entertainment Producer, Glastonbury The Rolling Stones have performed at Glastonbury festival for the first time in their 50-year career, headlining the iconic Pyramid Stage. The band played for over two hours with a...

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House Of Lords To Get £100,000 New Toilets

Taxpayers will fund a refurbishment of two toilets used by peers and VIP guests at the Palace of Westminster - at an "eye-watering" cost of up to £100,000. The men's and women's lavatories in the House of Lords are in "unacceptable condition for the...

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Dundee's Landmark Tower Blocks Demolished

By James Matthews, Scotland Correspondent A church in Dundee was the meat in a "demolition-sandwich" when two neighbouring tower blocks were blown down. St Martin's Episcopal Church is situated just metres from Butterburn and Bucklemucker Court...

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Cameron Meets Newly-Elected Pakistan PM

Afghanistan: PM Knows Risks Needed Updated: 4:49pm UK, Sunday 30 June 2013 By Joey Jones, Deputy Political Editor For years, the focus of British involvement in Afghanistan has been reasonably straightforward. Fight the Taliban; force them into...

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Salford Murder: Police Seek Linzi Ashton Ex

The ex-boyfriend of a 25-year-old mother who was "brutally murdered" in her home is being hunted by police. Detectives in Salford said Michael Cope, 28, was their main suspect in the death of Linzi Ashton and have warned locals against "harbouring"...

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Meat From Diseased Cattle Sold By Defra

Meat from cattle slaughtered after testing positive for bovine tuberculosis (bTB) is being sold for human consumption by Defra, the food and farming ministry has said. The meat is banned by most supermarkets and burger chains, The Sunday Times reported....

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