Renault say they are seeking a driver who can challenge for the F1 title to stand in for the injured Robert Kubica.

Police radios used on July 7 2005 were described as inadequate after a training exercise on the Underground two years earlier, the inquests hear.

The Crown Office completes a review of cases affected by a ruling on police interviews of suspects without a lawyer present.

Letters and artwork by East End gangster Reggie Kray are sold at auction by the woman credited with helping him become a born-again Christian.

Two British soldiers have died in small arms fire in southern Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence says.

Police investigating claims of phone hacking from 2005 have found more potential victims in police files, Scotland Yard says.

A father-of-two from Hertfordshire says David Beckham stopped and helped when his car broke down on a busy roundabout.

The Church of England is to draw up more easily understood language for baptisms after even the Archbishop of Canterbury admitted to a sense of "eyes glazing over" during services.