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Marines cook up £6,000 for charity

A team of Royal Marines helped raise more than £6,000 for charity when they took on a culinary challenge.Six chefs from 40 Commando, based...

New titles put Haynes back on track

Motor manual maker Haynes Publishing has said a series of new general interest books, including one about Wallace and Gromit, has helped its UK...

Asset scheme exit rumours boost RBS

Royal Bank of Scotland shares surged amid reports it is holding talks to secure an early exit from the Government's toxic asset insurance scheme.Part-nationalised...

Footsie rises as China worries ease

Banking and mining stocks rebounded from recent losses as concerns over China's monetary tightening plans faded and the London market edged higher.The FTSE 100...

Larssons reject companion's claims

Stieg Larsson's brother has rejected claims by the late crime novelist's long-time companion that the family is trying to squeeze every penny from the...

Police probe fatal knife fight

Murder squad detectives are investigating what sparked a knife fight that left one teenager dead and three with stab wounds.The 15-year-old schoolboy, named locally...

'Bloodgate' rugby physio appeal win

Former Harlequins physiotherapist Steph Brennan has won a High Court battle over the decision to strike him off for his part in the "Bloodgate"...

Mortgage advances at 10-year low

Mortgage advances sunk to their lowest level for a decade during 2010 as the lending drought intensified.A total of just £136.3 billion was lent...

Blair 'up for' Iraq regime change

Tony Blair has said that he had always made clear to US president George Bush that he would be "up for" regime change in...

Cameron's media chief Coulson quits

Andy Coulson has quit as Downing Street communications chief, saying the continuing row over phone-hacking when he was editor of the News of the...

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