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Defiant banks fail to pass on lowest rates in 50 years

Alistair Darling - Banks defy Gordon Brown by failing to pass on lowest interest rates in 50 years

Just three of Britain's eight biggest banks promise to pass on full 1pc cut to their customers, in a snub to the Prime Minister.

Shannon Matthews trial: Mother was 'pure evil'

Karen Matthews branded "pure evil" by police after her conviction for the kidnap and imprisonment of her daughter.

Fulton family - British missionaries charged with sedition in Gambia

British missionaries charged with sedition in Gambia

British couple who moved to Gambia to work as Christian missionaries arrested for 'undermining the government'.

Behind the fence at 'terror' training camp

The Pakistani terrorist group blamed for the attack on Mumbai opened its gates to outsiders in order to protest its innocence.

Alessandro Pereira, Patricia da Silva Armani, Vivian Menezes Figueiredo and Erionaldo da Silva made their protest in the courtroom at the Jean Charles de Menezes inquest

De Menezes: Family protest as jury is sent out

Dramatic courtroom protest by De Menzes family members, after coroner scotched unlawful killing verdict.

A genuine Nintendo Wii console

Counterfeit console risk

Fake Nintendo consoles could put children's lives at risk this Christmas.

Teds in space

Teddy bears in space

Two bears propelled to a stratospheric 100,000ft on a weather balloon.

Bizarre new atlas comes to the Great Land of the Tattooed

The Atlas of True Names

Samples from a fascinating new collection of etymological world maps.

Karen Matthews, holding her daughter's favourite teddy bear as she made an emotional appeal for her safe return

Search, trial and evidence

Karen Matthews has been convicted of imprisoning her own daughter.

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Home Secretary: Police hunt for Whitehall moles

Damian Green - Damian Green affair: Police hunting for Whitehall moles, says Jacqui Smith

Suspicion of a mole in a senior Treasury position after key sections of the pre-Budget report were leaked.

Israeli forces evict Hebron settlers

An Israeli police officer drags two Jewish settlers during the evacuation of the disputed building

Around 20 people were injured when Israeli security forces evicted Right-wing Jewish settlers from a house in the West Bank.

Innocents' DNA must be wiped

DNA 'innocents' must be wiped after landmark human rights ruling

Up to 1.7 million DNA and fingerprint profiles of innocent people could be wiped from police databases after human rights ruling.

Russia threatens to cut off gas supplies to EU

Vladimir Putin has threatened to cut gas supplies to Ukraine raising the prospect of a winter energy crisis in Western Europe.

Troubled 'Lapland New Forest' closes

A Christmas Lapland style attraction dubbed a "glorified car boot sale" by disgruntled visitors has shut up shop.

£2.7m for dog walker hit by car

Dog walker receives £2.7 million compensation after being hit by car

A businesswoman who suffered brain damage after being hit by a car on a zebra crossing has won £2.75 million in compensation.

Woman told she needs dead father's consent to access his files

A grieving daughter was told by hospital chiefs they could not investigate her complaints about the treatment of her dead father unless he signed a consent form.

Thai king misses speech amid turmoil

Thailand's king has failed to make his birthday speech for the first time in memory amid the political crisis engulfing the country.

Mother killed by horse kick to head

Kay Sutcliffe with her two-year-old horse, Lady, who she had reared from being a foal

A mother-of-one died after being kicked in the head by the horse she had raised from being a foal, an inquest heard.

Pirates in distress rescued

Suspected pirates are rescued by a Danish warship in the Gulf of Aden after their ship flounders.

Woman inspector weeps describing assault by detective lover

Inspector Amanda Lowe - Woman police inspector breaks down describing assault by detective lover

A police inspector who had an affair with a senior officer broke down as she told a court how her boyfriend tried to smother her in a jealous rage.

Heathrow decision delayed

Third runway decision delayed until New Year following backlash.

Chemist made £10m selling moonshine

A chemist made more than £10 million from the bootleg spirits he produced in an illicit distillery, a court has heard.

Mugabe admits Zimbabwe cholera epidemic is national emergency

Zimbabwe cholera: Robert Mugabe admits the epidemic is national emergency

Robert Mugabe's government has admitted for the first time that Zimbabwe's cholera epidemic is a national emergency.

Playboy flung girlfriend off cliff

Wood said he was asleep at home on the night she died

Man sentenced to 17 years for killing his girlfriend by throwing her off a cliff "like a spear".

Recycling sent to China as cheap fuel

Recycling is being shipped to China where it is being burnt as cheap fuel, according to a new report calling for a whole new approach to disposing of waste in the UK.

Tea to soothe late-night drinkers

Pint of beer - Tea and classical music to sooth late-night drinkers

Late-night drinkers are to be given tea and biscuits as part of a taxpayer-funded scheme to cut rowdy behaviour at closing time.

Police chief charged with manslaughter after boy shoots himself with Uzi

A police chief and two other men have been charged after an eight-year-old boy died at a weapons fair.

Tokyo tuna auctions ban tourists

Tourists banned from famous Tokyo tuna auctions at world's biggest fish market

Tourist are to be banned from visiting Tokyo's world famous pre-dawn tuna auctions in the city's fish market, officials announce.

Family walks pet sheep alongside dogs

Tinkerbell goes out for a walk with Hamish the labrador

A family takes a hand-reared sheep for walks with its own pets.

Who is Top Gear's Stig?

The Stig: who is Top Gear's mysterious driver?

Racing driver's identity one of the internet's most searched questions.

The festive 'Dinosaur Tree'

Dinosaur Christmas tree: Jonathan Barnicoat carries a Wollemi Pine at Tregothnan Gardens, Cornwall

An old-fashioned Christmas? Decorate with the world's oldest tree.

Animation of Nativity

Watch witty Christmas story animation which won this year's Churches Advertising Network competition.

Grandfather fights off sword raiders

Video: A grandfather who survived a triple heart by-pass fought off two hooded raiders when they attacked him in his country post office.

Ken or Menzies for Speaker?

Andrew Pierce with the latest and best Westminster gossip.

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Why we all need fairy tales

Snow White: Why we all need fairy tales

With JK Rowling's latest volume flying off the shelves, Melanie McDonagh examines the enduring attraction of storytelling.

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