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Global call for Libya 'no-fly zone'

Britain has joined growing calls for the possible imposition of no-fly zone over Libya in an effort to prevent further attacks by Colonel Muammar...

Shot worker's child 'true victim'

The fiancee of a British security worker shot dead in Iraq by a colleague has said the "true victim" of the crime was the...

France sending aid to east Libya

The West has sent its first real aid to Libyan rebels hoping to support their bid to overthrow Muammar Gaddafi.But the dictator remained entrenched...

Iowa hen lays 'egg-normous' prize

A hen in Iowa has provided its owner with a prize he calls "egg-normous."It's a 4.1-ounce beauty that's about twice the size of large...

Safety of fish pedicures questioned

Health experts are investigating the potential risks of people catching infections from fish pedicures.The popular high street treatment involves customers putting their feet in...

Anti-gay Christians lose court bid

A Christian couple morally opposed to homosexuality because of their faith have lost a landmark High Court battle over the right to become foster...

Two remanded over burnt-car murder

Two teenagers have been remanded in custody charged with the murder of a young television executive who was found dead in the boot of...

Ex-BA man guilty of terror plot

A former British Airways computer expert has been convicted of conspiring with a wanted terrorist to blow up a plane.Rajib Karim, 31, used his...

PM call on Middle East relationship

Britain should "look again at its entire relationship" with the Middle East following uprisings in the region, Prime Minister David Cameron said.Criticised last week...

Jamie's book boosts Pearson profits

The owner of publisher Penguin has posted a 28% surge in annual profits as it hailed the division's best UK performance in its 75-year...

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