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Figures: Knife-carriers spared jail

Only one in five people caught carrying a knife is being jailed, figures show.The number of offenders put behind bars fell from almost 1,600...

Plan unveiled to switch May holiday

The May Day bank holiday could be dropped and replaced by either St George's Day in April or Trafalgar Day in October under new...

Inspectors condemn force's cells

Virtually every police cell in Britain's second largest force has failed safety tests, inspectors said.Many of the older cells in the West Midlands contained...

Stocks leap higher amid jobs hopes

US stocks have risen sharply after an unexpected drop in new applications for unemployment benefits and strong retail sales.The Dow Jones industrial average had...

Lewd videos captain faces censure

A US Navy admiral has recommended letters of censure for an officer who produced and broadcast raunchy videos to thousands of sailors aboard the...

Obama checks up on new 'robonaut'

US President Barack Obama has called the astronauts aboard the International Space Station, and he could not resist asking whether they were putting their...

LSE chief quits over Gaddafi links

The director of the London School of Economics (LSE) has resigned over the university's links to the family of Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.Sir...

Judge overturns dam work suspension

A Brazilian judge has overturned a lower court ruling which suspended work on a massive hydroelectric dam in the Amazon jungle state of Para.Federal...

UK 'in line' with allies over Libya

Foreign Secretary William Hague has denied that the Government is out of step with key British allies over Libya after the US defence secretary...

Gun attacker 'targeted US airmen'

The suspect in the killing of two UK-based US airmen at Frankfurt airport has confessed to targeting American military members, a German security official...

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