Debenhams Recalls Steam Irons Over 'Fire Risk'

Debenhams is recalling thousands of steam irons as a "precautionary measure" after one of the products caught fire. The department store said one of its customers reported an electrical fault when using the iron, which caused the power cable to ignite....

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Margate: Water Firm Fined For Sewage Discharge

A water company has been fined for allowing raw sewage to pour into the sea at a famous coastal resort several times over a six month period. Southern Water has been ordered to pay £200,000 for allowing the untreated effluent to go into the sea off...

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NY Cabbie Sets Up Fund For Crash Victim

A New York taxi driver involved in a crash which left a British woman with part of her leg amputated has denied the accident was his fault. Sian Green has been recovering from surgery at Bellevue Hospital after she was hit by a yellow cab at the start...

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Legal Highs: Ban At Reading Leeds Festival

By Frazer Maude, North of England Correspondent The parents of a man who died after taking a "legal high" drug have welcomed a decision by the organisers of a music festival to ban the products from their sites. Christopher Scott, 23, from Swindon,...

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Countryside Fears Over Solar Energy Growth

By Emma Birchley, East of England Correspondent Rural campaigners say the push to generate green energy through giant solar farms is having an unacceptable impact on Britain's rural landscape. Developments like Burntstalks Solar Farm in Norfolk,...

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Post Office Staff In Fresh Wave Of Strikes

Workers at Crown post offices are staging a fresh wave of strikes in a five-month row over jobs, pay and closures. A UK-wide stoppage is being held today, staff in Scotland will strike on Monday, and union members in England, Wales and Northern Ireland...

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Gibraltar Row: Spanish Divers Inspect Reef

The diplomatic row between Britain and Spain has intensified after footage emerged of Spanish police divers inspecting a controversial concrete reef off Gibraltar. Spanish police published the footage showing one of its divers during an inspection of...

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Ajmol Alom: Fourth Arrest In Murder Probe

A fourth person has been arrested by police investigating the murder of 16-year-old Ajmol Alom. The man, age 21, was arrested at an address in Tower Hamlets, east London on suspicion of murder, police said in a statement. He has been taken to a local...

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Helicopter Crash: Four Dead In North Sea

Police have named the four oil workers who died after a helicopter ditched into the sea on its way to Shetland. The victims are: Duncan Munro, 46, from Bishop Auckland; Sarah Darnley, 45, from Elgin; Gary McCrossan , 59, from Inverness; and George Allison,...

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Double Shooting: Woman Killed On Birthday

A woman who was killed in a double shooting in north-west London had been out celebrating her 24th birthday with friends. Police and the ambulance service found the victim, Sabrina Moss, and another woman, also aged 24, with gunshot injuries in Kilburn....

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