Jail reckless bankers, report urges
The Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards calls for new measures, including criminal sanctions, to make bankers responsible for their own failings.
Minister hails 'web porn' progress
Ministers say agreements reached with internet firms will lead to a "fundamental change" in how images of child abuse are dealt with online.
Food labels system to be rolled out
A new consistent system of front-of-pack food labelling is to be introduced in the UK, the government says.
'Excessive' use of face-down restraint
Ministers are considering a ban on face-down restraint in English mental hospitals as figures show the technique is being widely used.
Assange vows to stay in embassy
Wikileaks website founder Julian Assange vows to remain in the Ecuadorian embassy in London even if accusations of sex crimes are dropped.
G8 leaders agree deal on tax evasion
Leaders of the G8 major economies agree plan to clamp down on money launderers, illegal tax evaders and corporate tax avoiders.
Wet summers down to warmer Atlantic
Meteorologists and scientists meeting at the Met Office say the UK's damp summers could be caused by a warmer Atlantic Ocean.
Wife 'warned' about pupil friendship
The wife of a teacher accused of abducting a schoolgirl tells a court how their marriage fell apart before her husband and the girl went missing.
Cut court costs, says top judge
Dispensing with cross-examination of some witnesses is suggested by the Supreme Court president as a way to cut costs.
Cameron plea on UK Guantanamo man
The case of the last UK resident held in Guantanamo Bay has been raised by Prime Minister David Cameron in talks with US President Barack Obama, the Foreign Office says.
G8: WWII mortar found in Enniskillen
An "explosive device" found near the G8 summit venue was a remnant of the Second World War, David Cameron has tweeted.
PM to meet April parents over images
David Cameron agrees to meet the parents of murdered April Jones after they challenge him to get involved in the fight over indecent images of children online.
Ex-police boss dodged driving ban
A former police authority chairman faces jail after being found guilty of persuading a friend to accept speeding points to avoid a driving ban.
Abu Qatada treaty endorsed by King
The King of Jordan endorses a treaty with the UK, paving the way for the extradition of radical cleric Abu Qatada.
Ian Brady banned from carrying pens
Moors Murderer Ian Brady is banned from carrying pens in case he uses them as a weapon at his secure mental hospital, a tribunal has heard.
Man sentenced for zoo owl thefts
The former owner of a bird-of-prey centre is given a suspended prison sentence for stealing rare owls.
Ceremony to mark 'cheesegrater' work
A ceremony is held to mark the end of building work on "the cheesegrater", the latest addition to London's skyline.
Lawrence concert line-up revealed
Emeli Sande and Ed Sheeran are among the artists taking part in a concert to mark the 20th anniversary of the murder of Stephen Lawrence.
NI leaders to visit Japan
Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers accept an invitation from the Japanese prime minster to visit his country.
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