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British attorneys win legal tussle

Two British attorneys have won a multimillion-dollar tussle with Brunei's Prince Jefri Bolkiah after a trial that provided a glimpse into the prince's jet-set...

Launch marks decade of missions

Astronauts from the US, Russia and Italy have blasted off into the darkness, casting a warm orange glow over the chilly plains of Kazakhstan...

Gays in US military rule repealed

The US House of Representatives has voted to repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy that for 17 years has forced gays in the...

US agent killed in border shoot-out

A shoot-out between US border patrol agents and bandits in the rugged canyons near Mexico's border left one officer dead and a suspect injured.It...

Hunt for survivors of boat crash

Rescuers have returned to treacherous seas to hunt for any possible survivors after a wooden boat smuggling up to 100 asylum seekers smashed against...

X Factor Matt to keep gig promises

X Factor champ Matt Cardle is turning his back on huge crowds and keeping a promise to an old friend to play a wedding...

Children 'happy to get fewer gifts'

Considerate children are willing to give up their Christmas presents to help the family finances, new research shows.Data gathered by swapit.co.uk, an online swapping...

'Legalise drugs' in crime fight

Former defence secretary Bob Ainsworth has called for the Government to consider legalising drugs, saying prohibition has failed to protect the public.The war on...

Commons ban for ex-Labour ministers

Three former Labour ministers have been stripped of their parliamentary passes after they breached lobbying rules.Ex-defence secretary Geoff Hoon had his Commons pass suspended...

Top judge slams 'impenetrable' laws

England's top judge has criticised "impenetrable" criminal justice legislation which is placing a "continuing burden" on the courts.In a report, Lord Chief Justice Lord...

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