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Ryanair blames tax for route cuts

Budget airline Ryanair has blamed a new German tourist tax for its decision to axe 34 routes from its schedule next summer.Flights connecting Liverpool...

Forensics service to be wound up

The Forensic Science Service (FSS) is to be wound up, the Government has confirmed.Crime Prevention Minister James Brokenshire said action needed to be taken...

BA long-haul fuel surcharge to rise

British Airways is to increase its fuel surcharge on long-haul flights by £10.From Thursday, passengers will pay a surcharge of between £63 and £108...

Berlusconi survives first vote

Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi has survived a first parliamentary confidence vote, but still faces a second, less certain, ballot in the lower house.Mr Berlusconi...

Heavy blade used in double killing

A woman who was killed with her son died from "multiple head injuries consistent with a heavy bladed instrument", a post-mortem examination has revealed.Sally...

UK 'tops obesity league in Europe'

The UK has the highest level of obesity in Europe, according to an influential health study.The Association of Public Health Observatories revealed that the...

Hunt for Sweden bomber accomplices

Detectives are hunting the accomplices of the British-based Stockholm suicide bomber.Taimour Abdulwahab al-Abdaly, 28, killed himself and wounded two people in a botched attack...

Food and clothing push up inflation

A record surge in both food and clothing costs drove up the rate of inflation in November, official figures have revealed.The Consumer Prices Index...

Police quiz man over axe murders

Detectives are questioning a man held on suspicion of murdering his ex-girlfriend and her son with an axe.The 45-year-old was arrested on Monday morning...

962 primary schools 'fail on 3Rs'

Almost a thousand primary schools are failing to give their pupils a decent grounding in reading, writing and arithmetic, official figures suggest.Newly published data...

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