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Flood victims sheltering in hotels

Venezuelan soldiers have moved into privately-owned hotels to help accommodate some of the thousands of people forced from their homes by flooding and mudslides...

Homes buried in landslide tragedy

More than 100 people were feared dead following a landslide that buried a poor area during Colombia's heaviest rains in decades.The rains that triggered...

Show of unity over North Korea

The US, Japan and South Korea have said they will not resume nuclear negotiations with North Korea until it ends its "provocative and belligerent"...

Japan probe set for Venus orbit

A Japanese probe has reached Venus and prepared to enter orbit on a two-year mission that will mark a major milestone for the country's...

Aspirin 'cuts cancer death risk'

A daily low dose aspirin pill taken with a glass of milk could be a simple way to avoid dying of cancer, research suggests.Taking...

I'm no spy, says MP's assistant

An MP's assistant denied she was a Russian spy and said she was "absolutely" confident of winning an appeal against her deportation.In her first...

Thousands to avoid jail under plans

Thousands of offenders will avoid jail under an overhaul of sentencing powers that will focus on cutting reoffending.The sentencing Green Paper will aim to...

Concerns raised over strip-searches

Teenagers are being routinely strip-searched in a young offenders' institution despite inspectors recommending that the practice should be stopped, a report has said.Nick Hardwick,...

Police to quiz WikiLeaks founder

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was preparing to meet police today over sexual assault claims.His lawyer Mark Stephens said Mr Assange was keen to discover...

Reforms 'will open up universities'

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has claimed that the Government's higher education reforms would turn universities into "engines of social mobility" as he tried...

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