Gavin Mooney: British Economist Beaten To Death

An eminent British economist and his wife have been murdered at their home in Australia. Professor Gavin Mooney, 69, and Dr Delys Weston, 62, were found at the property in Tasmania on Wednesday and are thought to have been bludgeoned to death. The...

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'Booze Buses' Take Strain On Busy Party Night

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter For the first time, four London Ambulance "booze buses" have been put into operation in the capital to cope with one of the busiest party nights of the year. The specially converted mini buses are equipped to deal with...

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Domestic Abuse Charities May Not Cope At Xmas

By Isabel Webster, West of England Correspondent Cuts to domestic abuse charities are "putting victims at risk" as organisations warn they are expecting more cases than ever during the festive period. The Association of Chief Police Officers reports...

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Sadia: Missing Chiswick Schoolgirl Is Well

Police have found a 10-year-old girl from a primary school in West London who had gone missing since Friday. Sadia Mohamed was well when she was found by police. Officers had previously said they were increasingly concerned over the welfare of the...

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A Middleton Christmas For Kate And William

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are to spend Christmas Day privately with the Middleton family, St James' Palace has announced. Kate and William will break with tradition by not celebrating with the Queen and the rest of the royal family in Sandringham....

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Road Tolls Would Be A 'Poll Tax On Wheels'

Introducing further road tolls would be "electoral suicide" and a "poll tax on wheels", motoring campaigners have warned the Government. Motorists will not stomach any further charges on the cost of driving on top of the already high vehicle tax and...

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British Boy Dies Hiking In Australian Bush

A 14-year-old Scottish boy has reportedly died from heat exhaustion after collapsing during a hike with his father in Western Australia. Local news reports have quoted police as saying the two were hiking in the Cape Range National Park, south of Exmouth,...

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Shoppers Queue For Start Of Christmas Rush

By Tadhg Enright, Business Correspondent Shoppers queued outside stores and car parks were full to capacity at malls across the country on the last full shopping day before Christmas eve. Today is forecast to be the busiest day of the year in shopping...

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Royal Prank Call: CPS To Consider Charges

Lawyers are now deciding whether to bring charges over the prank call to the hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was treated. A nurse working at the King Edward VII Hospital, where the Duchess was suffering from severe morning sickness, killed herself...

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Weather: Floods Bring Christmas Misery

Families preparing for Christmas have been hit by floods and travel chaos as heavy rain batters Britain. The southwest of England has been particularly badly affected by the downpours and three severe flood warnings - which means there is a danger to...

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