Gay Advert Ban On London Buses 'Not Illegal'

Transport for London's decision to ban a Christian group's controversial bus advert about gays was not unlawful, the High Court has ruled. The ad posters, earmarked for the sides of the capital's buses, suggested that gay people can be helped to "move...

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Killer LA Cop: Fight Breaks Out Over Reward

An unseemly squabble has broken out over who should get the $1.2m (£790,000) reward for killer LA cop Christopher Dorner. A couple tied up in their holiday home by the fugitive and a camp caretaker he carjacked shortly after have laid claim to the prize,...

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Olympic Stadium: West Ham Handed The Keys

West Ham have been handed the keys for the Olympic Stadium after a deal for the London 2012 venue was finally agreed. The announcement ends a seven-year battle for the showpiece venue in Stratford between rival football clubs that often saw the process...

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Bus Stabbing Girl: Funeral Of Christina Edkins

The family of a 16-year-old girl stabbed to death on a bus say they have been "overwhelmed" by the support of well-wishers. Christina Edkins' funeral was held at Birmingham Cathedral. Speaking on behalf of Ms Edkins' family before the service, her...

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Israel Apologises For Gaza Flotilla Raid

The Israeli Prime Minister has apologised for a raid on a Gaza flotilla which resulted in the deaths of nine Turkish activists. Benjamin Netanyahu announced the restoration of normal diplomatic relations with Turkey and expressed regret during a phone...

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Horsemeat Found In Beef From Hungary

Lancashire County Council has found 100kg of horsemeat in beef from Hungary with 40kg of it already sold to the public. The meat was imported by Hungarian Food Ltd in Preston and sold on its market stall in the town and a shop in Liverpool called Taste...

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Punxsutawney Phil Indicted For Poor Forecast

World-famous weather-predicting groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil, has found himself on the wrong side of the law. A prosecutor in Ohio is seeking the death penalty for the rodent who wrongly predicted an early spring when he emerged from his Gobbler's Knob...

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Mother And Toddler Killed By Train Named

A woman and her three-year-old son who died after they were struck by a train in the morning rush hour have been named. Donna Oettinger, 41, and Zachary died at Riddlesdown rail station near Purley, south London at around 8.20am, according to the British...

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Facebook Backlash Over 'Child Porn' Video

Facebook has sparked a furious backlash after a video allegedly showing child pornography circulated on the social network. Users vented their anger on rival website Twitter after the footage apparently popped up in personal news feeds and was reportedly...

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Weather: Body Found In Floods, Rain And Snow

A body has been found at a house in Looe, Cornwall, which was badly damaged in flooding following heavy rains last night, firefighters said. The front wall of the three-storey building crumbled away after a downpour caused mud and debris to crash into...

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Australia: Stranger Saves Girl In Supermarket

A builder has been praised after he resuscitated a child who had collapsed and stopped breathing while out shopping with her mother in Australia. CCTV footage shows two-year-old Shaylar's mother, Amy Collard, carrying her to a counter of a Perth supermarket...

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China: Residents Fear Cover-Up Over Dead Pigs

Anger is mounting in Shanghai where 14,000 dead pigs have been floating down rivers but residents have been told there is nothing to worry about. The number of carcasses in a river system that supplies drinking water to the city's 23 million people...

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Philpott Trial: Mosley Will Not Give Evidence

By Darren Little, Nottingham Crown Court The friend of a couple accused of the manslaughter of six children has chosen not to give evidence in his own defence. Paul Mosley has denied six counts of manslaughter along with the children's parents...

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Seal Abuse Causes Beach Shutdown: CCTV

San Diego's mayor has ordered a two-month overnight shutdown of a beach after cameras caught people apparently abusing a colony of seals. The CCTV system was set up to allow the public to monitor mothers and their pups. However at least two women were...

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Cyprus Bailout Crisis: No Deal Yet With Russia

Sacrificing Trust In The Banks Updated: 8:16am UK, Wednesday 20 March 2013 By Ed Conway, Economics Editor I'm rather glad that the Pope managed to mention Abraham in his inaugural mass. After all, of all the Old Testament, the tale of Abraham...

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Budget 2013: The Key Points You Need To Know

George Osborne's Budget lasted 54 minutes and contained a raft of measures as well as data about the state of the economy. Here is a handy guide. ECONOMY :: The independent Office for Budget Responsibility predicts Britain will avoid a second quarter...

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Budget: Labour Attacks Evening Standard Leak

The Evening Standard prompts calls for an investigation after it published Budget details before the Chancellor stood up in the Commons. The front page was published on Twitter The front page, photocopies of which were being scrutinised by the Opposition...

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Father Faces Court Over Stabbing Death Of Son

A 54-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the stabbing murder of his son. Neil John Davies was arrested at his home in Llanrumney, Cardiff, on Sunday. His 24-year-old son Joshua Reece Davies had suffered a stab wound to his neck, as well...

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Canal Death Girl's Twin Brother Raised Alarm

The twin brother of a six-year-old girl who died after plunging into a canal ran for help when she and two of her friends, also aged six, got into trouble. Imie Harrison was pulled from the water by police officers and a member of the public at about...

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Budget: 2013 Growth Forecast Is Cut In Half

George Osborne has unveiled tax breaks for beer drinkers, drivers and first time buyers as he admitted the economy is still struggling. The Chancellor's Budget contained a string of moves designed to ease the cost-of-living, including a 1p cut in the...

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