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What not to send as presents abroad

A list of items that cannot be sent abroad has been released as people are reminded of the last posting dates for Christmas.Royal Mail...

Stem cells hope for MS sufferers

A study has shown it may be possible to reverse the damage caused by multiple sclerosis.Researchers from Cambridge and Edinburgh universities have found the...

Stranded Britons hope to get home

British tourists hit by travel woes caused by striking Spanish air traffic controllers are returning home, but have been warned of further delays caused...

Lib Dems 'messy' on tuition fees

A close ally of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has admitted the Liberal Democrats' positioning on student fees has been "messy", as confusion continued...

MP backs spy probe researcher 100%

An MP says he is backing his researcher 100%, adding she had "nothing to hide" after she was arrested on suspicion of being a...

Israeli forest fire 'under control'

An inferno that has raged for four days in a northern Israeli forest is under control.The operation to tackle the fire was helped in...

Age-appropriate marketing tackled

Retailers may face a code of conduct on "age appropriate" marketing as part of a bid to halt the sale of sexualised products to...

Murderer must be addressed as 'Mr'

A notorious underworld gang leader serving a life sentence for orchestrating the murder of an innocent couple has won the right to be addressed...

Bank bonuses may face further tax

The Government is reportedly understood to be planning a further tax on bank bonuses and new disclosure rules for top workers' pay.Chancellor George Osborne...

Facebook check 'before lights out'

The last thing that more than 70% of British adults do before they go to bed is check social network sites, figures show.Instead of...

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