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Amnesty condemns Guantanamo case

The ongoing incarceration of the last British resident held at Guantanamo Bay is making a "mockery of justice", according to human rights campaigners.Shaker Aamer,...

Clarke warns middle class of cuts

Members of Britain's middle class still do not understand the scale of the Government spending cuts about to hit them, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke...

Mubarak downfall sparks jubilation

Celebrations have erupted across Egypt after Hosni Mubarak resigned as president and handed control to the military following 18 days of pro-democracy demonstrations.Several hundred...

Egypt rulers 'must deliver freedom'

Britain is calling on Egypt's new military rulers to take "concrete and irrevocable steps" to establish democracy in their country with the staging of...

Sick whale 'may have scoliosis'

US experts in Hawaii believe a sick whale spotted off the coast of Kauai may be suffering from scoliosis or curvature of the spine.It...

Rally against youth service cuts

The country's biggest union will stage a huge rally to launch a campaign against "catastrophic" cuts and thousands of job losses in youth services.Unite...

FTSE surges as Mubarak steps down

The London market leapt ahead on the news that Hosni Mubarak had resigned as president of Egypt and handed control to the military.The FTSE...

Dow Jones rallies as oil fears ease

Stocks ended the week with a moderate gain on Friday after the resignation of Egypt's president Hosni Mubarak eased investors' fears about a spread...

War logs 'give justice for victims'

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange believes the publication of the Iraq war logs gave victims of the fighting a "sense of justice".The whistleblower said disclosing...

Egypt jubilant as Mubarak resigns

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak has resigned as president and handed control to the military after 18 days of pro-democracy demonstrations.Several hundred thousand protesters who had...

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