AN OXFORD coroner will today begin hearing evidence into the biggest single tragedy for Britain's Armed Forces since the war on terror began â€" the deaths of 14 servicemen

A BOLLYWOOD director plans to make a film about a British teenager murdered on a Goa beach, but a lawyer said the family was afraid the script could deviate from the truth.

WOMEN road users are combating the credit crunch by switching from four wheels to two.

A BRITISH couple holidaying in Portugal who allegedly got so drunk they passed out will appear in a family court today â€" but are unlikely to face charges of neglecting their t

HOME Secretary Jacqui Smith today confirmed plans to reclassify cannabis as a Class B drug, defying the independent experts who advise the Government.

A RESCUE team searching for a plane which went missing five days ago with four British businessmen aboard has discovered wreckage on a beach, it was revealed yesterday.

SUPERSTARS from the world of film, music, fashion and sport paid homage to the superheroes who frequently come to the rescue of the world.

THOUSANDS of train passengers endured nightmare journeys yesterday after both the main routes between London and Scotland were disrupted.

HOSPITALS face a dangerous new superbug threat in the form of a drug-resistant microbe that clings to catheters and ventilation tubes.

A DIGITAL satellite television service from ITV and the BBC launched across Britain yesterday, offering high-definition (HD) programming and more than 80 channels for

MORE than 1,000 veterans of the armed forces are homeless according to figures revealed by the Scottish Government.

A DOCTOR suspended for lying about his qualifications was told yesterday that he can return to work.

FOREIGN footballers from outside the European Union will have to be able to speak English before they gain permission to play in the UK, the government announced yesterday.

A BRITISH officer killed by a roadside bomb knew that his troops faced increased danger after the publication of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed, the inquest into hi

A MAJOR celebration of the 60th anniversary of the NHS will highlight the developments which have dramatically improved the lives of Scots, it was announced yesterday.

BRITAIN'S network of CCTV cameras has been branded "an utter fiasco" for failing to cut crime, despite billions of pounds being spent on it.

ROYAL Mail faces "radical" changes after an official review found opening the postal market to competition has seen no significant benefit for consumers and smaller bu

A GUNMAN died after trading shots with police in a five-hour stand-off in west London last night.

THE British couple who allegedly passed out after drinking too much on holiday and had their three children taken into care have left Portugal.

Yesterday Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko held a meeting, dedicated to problems of reconstruction and modernization of gas network without participation of chairmen of regional State administrations. At the meeting, which was planned as the meeting with chairmen of