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70% use credit cards to shop online

Nearly three-quarters of credit card-holders regularly use their plastic to buy things online, spending an average of nearly £200 a month, research has indicated.Around...

Coalition could go on, says Major

Former prime minister Sir John Major has said the Conservative-Liberal coalition should be prepared to continue beyond the next election.Sir John, speaking at Cambridge...

Opponents of spending cuts step up

Politicians, trade union officials and campaign groups are gathering to voice their opposition to the Government's planned multi-billion pound spending cuts.The coalition Government outlined...

UK on snow alert as mercury plunges

Severe weather warnings for almost all of the UK are in place, with heavy snow, widespread icy roads and bitter temperatures forecast.Some 10ins (25cm)...

Allies braced for WikiLeaks claims

The US administration and key allies around the world are braced for the release of a vast quantity of sensitive diplomatic files on whistleblower...

Farmer slams clone ruling delay

A farmer who sparked a probe into the sale of meat from the offspring of cloned animals has criticised Government advisers for taking so...

Lib Dems could abstain in fees vote

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has declined to rule out Liberal Democrat ministers abstaining in the crucial parliamentary vote on university tuition fees.Mr Clegg...

Paedophile ring smashed by police

Police have smashed a paedophile ring which repeatedly subjected two young girls to sickening sexual abuse for nearly three years, it can now be...

No change in spending despite fears

The majority of Britons are failing to change their saving and spending habits, despite three-quarters claiming to be worried about their finances, a survey...

PM ready for World Cup bid 'fight'

England is facing a "real fight" in its bid to host the 2018 World Cup, David Cameron has warned.The Prime Minister said that the...

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