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Afghan victim's family heartbroken

The family of a British Army officer who died in hospital three weeks after being wounded in Afghanistan said they were "heartbroken" by their loss.Read

Bid to ban mephedrone within weeks

The Government's drugs advisers could recommend a ban on mephedrone within weeks following the deaths of two teenagers thought to have taken the drug.Read

Pilot cleared over gyrocopter death

An animal rights enthusiast who piloted a gyrocopter which killed a hunt supporter has been cleared of manslaughter.Read

BA adds more flights during strike

British Airways is to increase its flying schedule during a three-day strike by its cabin crew after more staff volunteered to work.Read

Three face court over boy's kidnap

Three people arrested in Spain in connection with the kidnap of a five-year-old boy in Pakistan will appear in court on Thursday.Read

Colman in court over child porn

The former head of Wales's public spending watchdog has appeared in court accused of possessing hundreds of indecent images of children.Read

Illegal downloading 'cost £1.4bn'

Illegal downloading of music, films and television programmes cost Britain 39,000 jobs and retail losses of £1.4 billion in 2008, a report has claimed.Read

Ashcroft snubs select committee

Lord Ashcroft has been accused of "terrible discourtesy" for failing to respond to an inquiry into the controversial circumstances surrounding his peerage.Read

Deaths spark 'legal high' warnings

Police investigating the deaths of two teenagers believed to have taken the legal drug mephedrone issued further warnings after a man was arrested in a separate incident.Read

Brown 'acting in union interest'

Tory leader David Cameron has accused the Prime Minister of acting not in the national interest but in the "union interest" over the BA strike.Read

Arrests over Pakistan kidnap boy

Three people have been arrested in Spain in connection with the kidnap of a five-year-old boy in Pakistan, it has been reported.Read

Brown admits defence spending slip

Gordon Brown is to clarify his evidence to the Iraq Inquiry after conceding that the defence budget has not risen in real terms every year under Labour, he told MPs.Read

Apology over Bulger killers comment

The Children's Commissioner said she had apologised to the mother of James Bulger following her comment about raising the age of criminal responsibility.Read

Adoption society wins gay ruling

A Catholic adoption society has won a High Court battle over legislation forcing it to consider homosexual couples as parents.Read

Arrest over 'poisoned school soup'

A kitchen porter at a prestigious public school has been arrested on suspicion of poisoning soup, the school said.Read

Good news as jobless total falls

The Government was given a pre-election boost on the jobs front when unemployment fell and there was a huge cut in the numbers claiming jobseeker's allowance.Read

BA 'rushes through strike breakers'

British Airways cabin crew leaders have called on the Government to launch an urgent investigation into the "rushing through" of 1,000 volunteer staff to help break this weekend's strike.Read

Lower drink-drive limit supported

More than 70% of motorists would support a lowering of the legal drink-drive limit, according to a new survey.Read

Two soldiers killed in Afghanistan

Two soldiers have been killed in an explosion in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence has said.Read

Drivers back a lower drink limit

More than 70% of motorists would support a lowering of the legal drink-drive limit, according to a survey.Read

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