Child murder accusations on Facebook make life hard for UK man The BBC has reported that a man who has been subjected to claims he is the killer of James Bulger, has asked for the UK government to reveal who the real murderer... | |
UK incest victims told they should have been protected from their fatherTwo UK women who were repeatedly raped and violently abused by their father have received an apology from 28 different public... |
| EU set to meet its renewable energy targets by 2020 The European Union is set to achieve its self-imposed target of deriving at least 20 per cent of its energy consumption from renewable sources by 2020, the bloc's executive said... |
| EU says Lashkar-e-Taiba has a global agenda Pakistani terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is a dangerous group having global agenda, an anti-terrorism official of the European Union has... |
| Henman prefers golf instead of captaining Britain's Davis Cup team Former British No.1 Tim Henman loves to play golf instead of accepting the offer to be new Davis Cup captain of... |
| McDonald's offers qualification in work experience! Fast food chain McDonald's is offering a qualification in work experience, becoming the first UK employer to do... |
| '24 beers a day' Brit losing teeth at 22 A 22-year-old man in Britain is fast losing all his teeth - because of heavy... |
| Rooney is one of the world's best football players: Beckham England and A. C. Milan star David Beckham has hailed Wayne Rooney as the best player in the world after the Manchester United striker upstaged him on his Old Trafford... |
| UK's 'racist' Met Police accused of 'excessive' stops of ethnic minorities Britain's Metropolitan police was responsible for 120,000 'excessive' stops against people from ethnic minorities in 2008/9, according to the official equalities... |
| Fifth suspect emerges in murder of Indian shopkeeper in UK A fifth man has been accused and charged with the murder of Indian shopkeeper Gurmail Singh, who was beaten to death during an alleged robbery at his store in Huddersfield, UK, on February... |
| Lindsay Lohan's mum backs her in "milkaholic" ad lawsuit Lindsay Lohan's mum Dina has jumped in to back her daughter's multi-million pound legal battle over an advert which allegedly used the actress' name and poked fun at her personal... |
| Pak Law Minister says kidnapped Brit toddler found Pakistan's Law Minister Babar Awan has revealed that a five-year-old British boy kidnapped in Pakistan has been... |
| Brit Muslim call centre worker facing terror charges A British Muslim man, who worked at a British Airways call centre, has been charged with preparing an act of... |
| Vaughan asks out of form Pietersen to return to basics Former England captain Michael Vaughan has asked out of form batsman Kevin Pietersen to clear his "cluttered" mind and return to basics and his scoring... |
| British boy abducted in Pakistan rescued A British boy who was kidnapped in Pakistan has been recovered and two people have been arrested, media reports said... |
| Lady Gaga's weird outfit causes blood clot Pop diva Lady Gaga, known for her weird dressing style, has vowed never to be seen in whacky clothes after a disastrous experience on a recent flight. The singer had to be undressed by cabin staff on a flight from Britain to the US after her legs began to swell due to her odd... |
| 100 dead birds fall on British home It looked like a scene from Alfred Hitchcock's horror classic 'The Birds' when over a hundred dead birds fell in the garden of a British home, a media report said... |
| Guy Ritchie to direct film on King Arthur British filmmaker Guy Ritchie is set to wield the megaphone again and his new movie will tell the story of King... |
| Schoolgirl commits suicide after being called ugly A pretty 13-year-old British girl committed suicide after being dubbed 'ugly' by her classmates, a media report said... |
| Donovan Delighted With England Adventure Donovan, 28, who joined Everton in January on a 10-week deal, is set to play his final game for Everton at Birmingham on Saturday before returning to Major League Soccer. Everton boss David Moyes... |
| High-speed Rail Link Plan Unveiled Plans for a new £30 billion high-speed rail (HSR) network, with 250mph trains, have been announced by the Government. Transport Secretary Lord Adonis gave Labour's backing to a new 335-mile... |
| Pete Doherty Banned From Driving Rock star Pete Doherty has been given a 12-month driving ban and fined £500 after he admitted allowing his manager to use his Daimler without insurance. A lawyer entered a guilty plea on... |
| Greek Protesters Clash With Police Protesters have clashed with riot police in central Athens during a demonstration to mark a nationwide general strike against the Greek government's new asusterity measures. Police fired tear gas to... |
| Jailed Journalist Freed By Hamas A British journalist jailed a month ago in Gaza by Hamas has been released. Paul Martin was arrested on February 14 in a Gaza court where he had intended to give evidence on behalf of a Palestinian... |
| Network Rail Staff Vote For Strikes Thousands of Network Rail maintenance workers have voted strongly in favour of strikes in a row over jobs, bringing the threat of industrial action over Easter closer. The Rail Maritime and... |
| Hockey World Cup Semi-final Latest: England 1 Germany 3 END: Module - M24 Article Headline with landscape image (d) --> BEGIN: Module - Main Article --> England's hopes of reaching the World Cup final for the first time since 1986 are... |
| British Court Frees Ex-bosnian Leader On Bail LONDON (AFP) - Former Bosnian leader Ejup Ganic is to be released on bail, although on stringent conditions, after his arrest on war crimes charges last week, the High Court in London ruled on... |
| British Singer Doherty Handed Driving Ban LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty was handed a 12-month driving ban and fined 500 pounds ($750) on Thursday after admitting he allowed his manager to use his car without... |
| Uk, Pakistani Officials: British Boy Not Found This is undated family handout photo made available on Thursday March 4, 2010 of Sahil Saeed, who has been kidnapped whilst in Pakistan with his father. Robbers kidnapped Sahil Saeed a 5-year-old... |
| Hamas Releases British Journalist Palestinian territory's security. Paul Martin said he was arrested because of his work as a journalist and called his release, with the help of the British and South African governments, a ''great... |
| Jesus Found In A Frying Pan - See The Incredible Pictures Your account ' + welcome); } writeAuthHeader(100, true, 'http://www.mirror.co.uk/registration/index.cfm', null, false, 'http://www.mirror.co.uk/community/profile/', 2 ); ... |
| Mark Owen, Tiger Woods, Vanessa Hudgens And The Top 10 Not So Squeaky Clean Stars Today's news that Take That's Mark Owen has admitted to cheating on his wife with at least ten different women will have come as a major shock to many fans of the band. With his floppy hair and... |
| Bulgari Announces Collaboration With British Fashion Designer Matthew Williamson Bulgari has appointed British fashion designer Matthew Williamson to design a capsule collection of handbags for Spring/Summer 2011. The capsule collection will be the first collaboration between... |
| British Dental Association Disappointed At 2010-11 Funding Award The British Dental Association (BDA) has expressed disappointment at today's announcement of the pay uplift for dentists for 2010/11. The Department of Health has announced that salaried dentists... |
| British Medical Association Response To Announcement On Doctors' Pay Commenting on the Health Secretary's announcement on doctors' pay, Dr Hamish Meldrum, Chairman of Council at the BMA, said: "The BMA is disappointed that the government has chosen to overrule some... |
| England's Threatened Species By Region biggest national study of threats to biodiversity has found nearly 1,000 species are at risk of extinction in England. Use the map to see where the endangered animals and plants are... |
| British Journalist Released From Hamas Custody (AP Photo/Dr Laura Martin, File)FILE- This file photo made available by Dr Laura Martin, daughter of Paul Martin, on Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010 shows British journalist Paul Martin in Cape Town, South... |
| Former Bosnian Leader Held In Britain Freed On Bail - Update London - Former Bosnian Muslim leader Ejup Ganic, held in Britain on alleged war crime charges following an extradition warrant issued by Serbia, was granted bail "on stringent conditions" by a court... |
| 800 Tube Jobs To Be Axed London Underground is to axe up to 800 jobs under plans to make savings of £16 million a year, the transport giant announced today. The cuts will include 100 managers, 450 ticket office... |
| Network Rail Workers Vote In Favour Of Strikes Thousands of Network Rail maintenance workers have voted strongly in favour of strikes in a row over jobs, bringing the threat of industrial action over Easter closer, it was announced today. ... |
| Ba Computer Expert Rajib Karim Remanded Over 'terror Plot' A British Airways computer expert who allegedly offered to take advantage of a planned strike by cabin crew as part of a terror plot appeared in court today. Bangladesh-born Rajib Karim, 30,... |
| British Journalist Paul Martin Freed By Hamas A British journalist detained in Gaza by Hamas was released without charge today, the Foreign Office said. Paul Martin was arrested on February 14 in a Gaza court where he was due to give... |
| Officials Apologise To Members Of Family Raped By 'british Fritzl' Two sisters who were repeatedly raped by their father and gave birth to nine of his children were given an apology yesterday by the authorities which failed to protect them. An investigation found... |
| British Journalist Freed In Gaza Jerusalem (CNN) -- British journalist Paul Martin was released without charge Thursday, a month after Hamas officials arrested him in Gaza, his lawyer and the British Foreign Office... |
| British Journalist Paul Martin Released After Month In Hamas Lockup, Leaves Gaza British rock band Pink Floyd on Thursday won a court battle with EMI in a ruling that prevents the record company from selling single downloads on the internet from the group's concept... |