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It's cuts or jobs, May tells police

Police officers will have to accept cuts to their pay packets to avoid losing thousands of frontline jobs, Theresa May is expected to declare.In...

US firm buys E.On's UK networks

US energy company PPL has announced it would buy E.On's UK power networks in a deal worth nearly £4 billion.The Allentown, Pennsylvania-based company is...

US rethink on N-Korea food aid

The US is considering resuming food aid to the country it regards as a rogue state amid fear that many North Koreans face starvation...

Quake bodies 'may never be found'

The bodies of some victims of New Zealand's devastating earthquake may never be recovered because they were pulverised by the buildings that collapsed around...

US targets Iranian nuclear threat

The US is sending a special radar-equipped warship to the Mediterranean Sea next week, in the first step to develop a broad anti-ballistic missile...

Go now, US Senate tells Gaddafi

The US Senate has condemned the "gross and systematic violations of human rights in Libya" and demanded that its leader Muammar Gaddafi leave office.Senators...

Psychosis linked to use of cannabis

Using cannabis as a teenager or into young adulthood increases the risk of psychosis, experts have warned.There has long been a debate over whether...

File 'aids case for Kelly inquest'

Fresh information about the absence of fingerprints on items found near the body of government scientist David Kelly has strengthened the case for a...

Broadband 'half advertised speed'

The average UK broadband speed remains less than half that advertised, with regulator Ofcom pushing for new rules to ensure consumers are not misled.Ofcom's...

Firm to install car charging points

British Gas is to supply vehicle charging points for Nissan's Leaf electric car and will offer to install solar panels in owners' homes so...

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