These pictures show the ghostly wreckage after a huge inferno erupted near the A30 in Newquay, Cornwall More »Huge fire destroys 37 buses in depot after towering flames were spotted TEN miles away
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has insisted long-time rival Alex Ferguson's decision to retire as Manchester United manager was no surprise to him. More »Ferguson exit no surprise to Wenger
The Eddy Shah rape trial at the Old Bailey has restarted after a new jury was sworn in. More »Shah trial restarts with new jury
Former Celebrity Big Brother star Dane Bowers has pleaded not guilty to two charges of assault following an alleged brawl at a holiday camp. More »DJ Bowers denies assault charges
Leading judges have said they are "acutely aware of the desperate situation" of those at the centre of "right-to-die" litigation at the Court of Appeal - but emphasised that the case could not be decided on the basis of "personal sympathy". More »Right-to-die 'not case of sympathy'
The owner of British Gas says it is to use higher profits from the cold winter to help prevent new bill increases. More »Winter Profits To Help Keep Gas Prices Down
Manchester City are set to sack manager Roberto Mancini in the next few days after he failed to defend his team's Premier League title. More »Mancini 'Set For The Sack At Manchester City'
LONDON (Reuters) - Former energy minister Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce were released early from prison on Monday, just two months after being jailed for lying to police about a speeding offence. Sentenced in March to eight months behind bars each, the pair were found guilty of perverting the course of justice by falsely telling police that Pryce rather than Huhne was at the wheel of a vehicle caught speeding on a motorway in 2003. ... More »Jailed former minister Huhne released from prison
Former I'm A Celebrity ... Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Aggro Santos has called for rape suspects to be given anonymity until they are convicted. More »Aggro Santos Urges Rape Suspect Anonymity
Nearly 30,000 cautions were handed to criminals by the UK's biggest police force in the year to March for offences including robbery, drug trafficking and rape, new figures have revealed. More »Met issues 29,000 cautions in year
The week ahead could be a washout for many, with half a month's rain expected to fall in a single day in some parts of the country. More »Weather: Fortnight's Rainfall In Single Day
Bemused homeowners captured footage of huge swathes of ice edging into their gardens, following 55mph winds overnight on Saturday. More »'It just kept coming': 29ft wall of ice creeps into Canadian back gardens
Olivia Colman has won two Bafta awards for two different roles, while Ben Whishaw has been named best leading actor for Richard II. More »Baftas: Olivia Colman Wins Two Awards
Lawyers representing three men who have asked for the right to die are taking their cases to the Court of Appeal. More »Right-To-Die 'Three' In New Legal Challenge
Children are being moved too many times between foster families because there are not enough carers across the UK. More »'Foster Children Are Being Moved Too Much'
Nearly 18 million packets of processed food were thrown away by families in Britain after the horsemeat scandal, according to a survey. More »Horsemeat: Millions Of Ready Meals Thrown Away
Expectant mothers should take breath tests to prove if they are smoking or not during their pregnancy, new NHS guidance is recommending. More »Smoking Test To Be Given To Pregnant Women
The American boss of Twitter has resigned as director of its UK arm, two days after the business regulator struck off its other British firm for failure to file accounts. More »Twitter Boss Quits UK Role Post TweetDeck
Former I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Aggro Santos has called for rape suspects to be given anonymity until they are convicted. More »Rapper urges rape suspect anonymity
A teenager will appear in court later charged with throwing acid at a woman onher doorstep. More »Acid Attack On Doorstep: Teenager Charged
Filming of the next Star Wars movie will take place in Britain, returning the franchise to its British roots. More »Star Wars: New Movie To Be Made In Britain
Broadchurch actress Olivia Colman claimed two awards at the annual TV Baftas in London, while James Bond star Ben Whishaw walked away with the best actor prize. More »Broadchurch star Colman scores two Baftas
Lloyds Banking Group said on Monday that chairman Winfried Bischoff will retire from the post by the middle of next year after overseeing a partial turnaround of the state-rescued British bank. More »Lloyds Banking Group chairman to retire
Departing Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson received a standing ovation after his final match at Old Trafford, and then confirmed Wayne Rooney had requested a transfer. More »Fergie Farewell: Sir Alex's Standing Ovation
London equities were flat at the start of trading on Monday, as traders looked ahead to a meeting of eurozone finance ministers. More »FTSE steady at open