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Car occupants flee after baby death

Police have urged the occupants of a car involved in a crash which left a two-month-old baby dead to come forward.West Midlands Police said...

Cameron 'faces leaks embarrassment'

The US administration's unflattering assessment of David Cameron is set to be made public with the release of thousands of leaked State Department files...

Ambulance attack blast kills three

Suspected Maoist rebels blew up an ambulance with a land mine in eastern India, killing at least three people inside, a news report has...

UK right to help out, says Johnson

The UK is right to be bailing out Ireland but the likes of Spain and Portugal should turn to fellow eurozone countries if they...

Brazilian police invade gang haven

Brazilian police have started invading a Rio de Janeiro shantytown complex long held by traffickers, slowly moving their way through small alleys amid heavy...

Rare Hitler pictures to go on sale

Hundreds of never-seen-before photographs of Adolf Hitler are expected to fetch a six-figure sum when they go under the hammer, an auctioneer has said.The...

Met defeated over Olympics policing

Scotland Yard bosses have admitted a goal to recruit 10,000 special constables to help police the 2012 Olympics is unattainable.Senior officers were under pressure...

Queen's Gulf tour comes to a close

The Queen has said goodbye to Oman and immediately received an invitation to return from the country's Sultan.The two heads of state are old...

'Record lows' as freeze continues

Britain shivered in some record low temperatures - including a "ridiculously low" minus 17C in Wales - as the big freeze maintained its grip...

Shareholders to vote on BA merger

The final hurdle to a merger between British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia should be cleared when shareholders of the two airlines vote on...

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