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Libyan violence puts FTSE in red

Escalating violence in Libya helped to push the FTSE 100 Index into the red as oil prices soared to a two-and-a-half-year high amidst production...

Gorbachev speaks out over Putin

Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has described Russia as an imitation of democracy and accused its rulers of conceit and contempt for voters, in...

Bahrain protests cancel F1 race

Bahrain has been forced to cancel next month's Formula One grand prix as anti-government street protests continue.Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa -...

Cameron condemns Libya crackdown

David Cameron condemned the brutal suppression of anti-government protests in Libya as he became the first foreign leader to visit neighbouring Egypt since the...

ProStrakan agrees Japanese takeover

A company that markets products to help cancer sufferers is being sold to a Japanese rival for £292 million.Scottish bio-tech firm ProStrakan - whose...

BP in deal with major Indian firm

BP is set to become a key player in the Indian oil and gas market after signing a 7.2 billion US dollar (£4.5 billion)...

Airport police shoot crash driver

A driver has been shot and wounded by police after crashing his car through a window at Milan airport and then threatening officers with...

Egypt freezes Mubarak's fortunes

Egypt has moved to freeze the vast fortunes amassed by overthrown president Hosni Mubarak.The country's top prosecutor has told the foreign minister to ask...

Libyan protesters take second city

Libyan protesters claim to have taken control of Benghazi, the country's second city, only hours after the son of ruler Muammar Gaddafi warned he...

Rail firm admits Potters Bar breach

Network Rail has admitted health and safety failings over the 2002 Potters Bar train crash.The track and station owner told Watford Magistrates' Court it...

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