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'One-in-five' back violent protests

One in five voters believes students and others have every right to resort to violent protests if politicians break promises, an opinion poll suggests.But...

Call over Iceland mackerel quota

Scottish fishermen have called for the EU to impose trade sanctions on Iceland after the country moved to step up its mackerel quota for...

Ivory Coast kicks out peacekeepers

The man who refuses to step down from the presidency has ordered thousands of UN peacekeepers to leave Ivory Coast immediately.Laurent Gbagbo called the...

Bahrain bank-probe Britons released

Four Britons held in Bahrain for 18 months after being placed under investigation following the collapse of the banks where they worked have been...

Knox wins murder evidence review

Amanda Knox has won a victory in court after she was granted a full review of crucial DNA evidence used to convict her of...

'Compromise plan' for school sports

Revised plans for school sports funding will be announced on Monday after the Government was forced into a U-turn over proposals to axe entirely...

Assange claims 'life under threat'

Whistle-blower Julian Assange says his life is under threat as he prepares to fight an extradition bid after being freed on bail.Assange, founder of...

Flu outbreak 'no worse than usual'

There is "no evidence as yet" that the winter flu outbreak is worse than usual, England's interim chief medical officer said, after senior GPs...

Snow chaos hits Christmas shoppers

Shoppers had mixed fortunes as the snow forced many to abandon their trips, while others managed to pick up bargains on the last Saturday...

Big freeze tightens grip on Britain

Britain's transport network ground to a halt as the country's major airports closed their runways on what is traditionally the busiest weekend before Christmas.Millions...

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