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Spaniel Archie taught mouse-hunting

In the war between dogs and cats, a Welsh company has given canines the upper hand in a field where felines have traditionally ruled...

Crowds cheer return of royal couple

Thousands of well-wishers lined the streets of St Andrews to cheer Prince William and his bride-to-be Kate Middleton as they returned to the university...

Husband to face trial over death

The estranged husband of a millionairess who was found dead in woodland is to stand trial charged with her murder.Robert Brown, 46, denied the...

Colin Hatch murder accused remanded

The prisoner accused of murdering child sex killer Colin Hatch has appeared in court.Damien Fowkes, 35, was remanded in custody at Beverley Magistrates' Court...

Lloyds CEO leaving 'stronger' firm

The outgoing chief executive of Lloyds Banking Group said he was leaving a "much stronger business" behind as the lender swung back into the...

1,042 jobs go at Auto Windscreens

More than 1,000 Auto Windscreens workers have lost their jobs after administrators said that they were unable to save the business.Deloitte announced the closure...

FTSE up despite revised GDP figures

World markets have shrugged off troubling economic data in the UK and United States as fears eased over out-of-control oil prices.Wall Street's Dow Jones...

Egyptians keep up reform pressure

Tens of thousands of people have rallied in Cairo's Tahrir Square, trying to keep up pressure on Egypt's military rulers to carry out reforms...

Six killed in Iraq's 'Day of Rage'

Thousands of people have marched on government buildings and clashed with security forces in cities across Iraq in the country's largest and most violent...

Rescue ferry finally sails out

The ordeal of hundreds of foreigners stuck on a ferry for three days has ended as their ship finally left a Libyan port.But thousands...

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