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BP in deal with major Indian firm

BP is set to become a key player in the Indian oil and gas market after signing a 7.2 billion US dollar (£4.5 billion)...

Airport police shoot crash driver

A driver has been shot and wounded by police after crashing his car through a window at Milan airport and then threatening officers with...

Egypt freezes Mubarak's fortunes

Egypt has moved to freeze the vast fortunes amassed by overthrown president Hosni Mubarak.The country's top prosecutor has told the foreign minister to ask...

Libyan protesters take second city

Libyan protesters claim to have taken control of Benghazi, the country's second city, only hours after the son of ruler Muammar Gaddafi warned he...

No force to stop Jedi census answer

People who want to declare their religion as "Jedi" or call themselves witches will still be able to do so in the 2011 Census,...

US mother makes son wear dunce sign

A mother in the US is defending her decision to put her teenage son on a street corner in Florida with a sign that...

Rail firm admits Potters Bar breach

Network Rail has admitted health and safety failings over the 2002 Potters Bar train crash.The track and station owner told Watford Magistrates' Court it...

Halifax to pay £500m loan redress

Halifax is set to pay £500 million in compensation after it admitted confusing 600,000 customers about whether a cap on its standard variable rate...

Libya turmoil hits London market

Political turmoil in Libya has hit investor confidence as the London market slipped into the red.The FTSE 100 Index dropped 15 points to 6067...

Ex-judge warns over rights conflict

A former senior judge has warned of a conflict between the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and Prime Minister David Cameron's proposed British...

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