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Police to quiz WikiLeaks founder

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was preparing to meet police today over sexual assault claims.His lawyer Mark Stephens said Mr Assange was keen to discover...

Appeal for help over Iraq detention

The wife of a British man held without charge in Iraq for a year has urged the Government to step up its efforts to...

Reforms 'will open up universities'

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has claimed that the Government's higher education reforms would turn universities into "engines of social mobility" as he tried...

Call to scrap 'offenders' term

People who break the law should no longer be branded offenders, a leading criminal justice campaigner has said.Frances Crook, head of the Howard League...

Nato plan 'to defend Baltic states'

Nato has drawn up contingency plans for the defence of eastern Europe from Russian military aggression, leaked US diplomatic cables revealed.British troops are among...

On-song Philipsz wins Turner Prize

Susan Philipsz has won the Turner Prize for her recording of a traditional folk song and said her "heart" was with the protesting students...

Obama pledge helps cut stock losses

US stocks have ended the day mixed after President Barack Obama said he was willing to compromise with Republicans on extending Bush-era tax cuts.In...

120 feared dead after landslide

Rescue workers in Colombia have recovered 20 bodies but said more than 100 people remain missing feared dead after a landslide that buried a...

Greek youths riot over shooting

Protesting youths have rioted in central Athens for more than six hours - attacking police with rocks, flares and petrol bombs - after a...

Soldier 'killed by US cannon fire'

A British paratrooper killed in southern Afghanistan could have been shot by cannon fire from a low-flying US plane, the Ministry of Defence has...

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