Jihadi John: Was 'gentle' Mohammed Emwazi radicalised due to harassment from UK security services?
Advocacy group Cage says Brit turned to Islamic State executioner because 'security strategy'.
Jimmy Savile: How Margaret Thatcher assured paedophile's 'unrestricted' access to Stoke Mandeville Hospital
DJ Jimmy Savile was 'untouchable' after former prime minister backed his fundraising for Stoke Mandeville hospital.
Jimmy Savile: Stoke Mandeville Hospital staff told patients 'pretend to be asleep' to avoid abuse
Report shows Savile was able to abuse patients at hospital because of charity work.
Sir Cliff Richard sex abuse investigation expanded as more allegations emerge
Police say sex offence inquiry into veteran singer has 'significantly' extended.
Family Guy saved? ITV talks with Fox TV to rescue cult cartoon from BBC Three
Broadcaster reported to have discussed with Fox about airing popular animated series
Glasgow bin lorry crash driver Harry Clarke will not face any charges
Driver of refuse truck that killed six people over Christmas period will not be prosecuted.
Selfridges to remove 'anti-homeless spikes' from outside Manchester store following campaign
Retailer to remove 'inhumane' metal studs from after petition receives 10,000 signatures.
Cold calling companies face £500,000 fines for nuisance calls and texts
Government to bring in new laws to make it easier to punish firm who make cold calls.
Isis: Missing London schoolgirls 'crossed border from Turkey to Syria' to join Islamic State
Police believe UK teenagers who travelled to Istanbul have now made it to war-torn country.
Bristol activist Emma Sheppard jailed for 2 years for damaging police cars with homemade stingers
Women sentenced for puncturing police car tyres during ongoing campaign against 'establishment'.
Government 'names and shames' 70 companies not paying staff minimum wage
Companies who owe staff more than £157,000 in wages revealed by business minister Jo Swinson
Alan Barnes attack: Richard Gatiss pleads guilty to robbing disabled pensioner
Gateshead man admits mugging pensioner in incident which prompted £330,000 in donations.
British soldier 'who left base to fight Isis' being returned from northern Iraq
Defence secretary confirms soldier found after attempting to join up with Peshmerga fighters.
Oslo: Organiser of synagogue 'Ring of Peace' Ali Chishti blamed Jews for 9/11
Symbolic gesture described as 'tainted' because of Ali Chishti's previous anti-Semitic views.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby defends 'embarrassing' Church living wage revelations
Justin Welby assures all Church of England staff will soon be paid £7.85 an hour.
Craig Radbourne jailed for 'sickening' assault on female police officer caught on video [Warning strong language]
Man sentenced to three years after repeatedly hitting officer's head on ground during drunken attack
Extended 24-hour weekend Tube services a 'desperate and deluded' election stunt
Unions criticise plans to expand all night tube services ahead of general election
Jay Beatty: Young Celtic fan with Down's Syndrome wins SPL's Goal of the Month
Wee Jay wins with 97% of vote with penalty taken at Hamilton Academicals game
London teenager Brusthom Ziamani guilty of plotting Lee Rigby copycat beheading
Nineteen-year-old planned to kill soldier in 'copycat' Woolwich murder.
Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson diagnosed with cancer
Band expect frontman to make full recovery after being diagnosed with a cancerous tumour on tongue
Mossley: Teenage terrorism suspect accused of attempting to obtain enough poison to kill 200 people
16-year-old boy appears in court accused of attempting to obtain 10 milligrams of the toxin Abrin
Chelsea fan Josh Parsons named in Paris racism video photographed with Nigel Farage
Public schoolboy Josh Parsons, a vocal supporter of Ukip, is pictured with Nigel Farage.
Mossley: 16-year-old boy charged with attempting to acquire biological toxin
Boy to appear in court charged with terrorism offences following arrest in Tameside
Who is Murdoch MacLennan? Fleet Street giant Peter Oborne blames for 'destroying' the Daily Telegraph
PROFILE: Telegraph Media's chief executive who vexed veteran journalist blames for downfall in paper's quality and standards.
Peter Oborne calls for inquiry as Telegraph U-turn on 'sickening' HSBC coverage
Reporter resigned over claims paper refused to write about bank's tax scandal to appease advertiser
Woman with three breasts and the HSBC 'fraud': Peter Oborne's shock resignation from the Daily Telegraph
Peter Oborne quits the Daily Telegraph claiming falling journalistic standards hit a nadir over HSBC whitewash.
Is NME going free? Publisher 'categorically' denies magazine releasing last paid for edition
Rumours iconic music magazine will turn into free publication following slump in sales
Australian who drove to hospital downing gin to kill pain of chainsaw injury guilty of drink driving
Timothy Withrow drank gin then drove to hospital after stitching up own hand.
Anti-Ukip group plan 'biggest political event in years' against Nigel Farage in Thanet
Stand Up To UKIP plan mass rally during party's spring conference.
Activist groups shut down Israeli arms factory in Kent
Groups stage rooftop protests at Kent's Instro Precision following similar demonstration last August
