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Goldman Sachs data hits US stocks

Stocks suffered their largest one-day decline since November after financial companies reported steep drops in profits.Goldman Sachs Group said its earnings fell 53% in...

Government defeats bid to save EMA

A bid by Labour to prevent the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) being scrapped has been defeated in the Commons.The party's call for Education Secretary...

Mine blast trooper wins damages

A paratrooper who lost his left leg after he stepped on a landmine in Afghanistan has won damages at the High Court.Sergeant Stuart Pearson...

'Arrogant' Cameron accused over NHS

David Cameron has been accused of being "arrogant" for pushing ahead with plans for one of the biggest shake-ups in the NHS's history despite...

Vow made over US-China co-operation

US president Barack Obama and Chinese president Hu Jintao have vowed to co-operate more closely on critical issues ranging from increasing trade between the...

Tunisian prisoners being released

Tunisia's new government has started to release prisoners and has moved to track down assets stashed overseas by its deposed president and his widely...

Tory: Vote Lib Dem to beat Labour

Voters should elect the Liberal Democrats in seats where the Conservatives stand little chance of defeating Labour, a senior Tory says.Education Secretary Michael Gove's...

'300 calls' to murdered Jo police

More than 300 people have contacted detectives investigating the murder of Joanna Yeates in the past 24 hours, police said.The calls to the Operation...

FTSE down amid eurozone debt fears

Speculation over plans to tackle eurozone debt and disappointing earnings from US investment bank Goldman Sachs have led to losses on the London market.The...

'Furious' Barroso rounds on MEP

European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso erupted in fury as Socialist MEP Joe Higgins accused Brussels of destroying Irish services and living standards.Mr Higgins...

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