Surrey council's plans to cut service declared 'unlawful' while communities struggle to find volunteers.
Nicholas Edmondson Apr 04, 2012
Tough new regulations brought in as drought in southern England continues.
Ewan Palmer Apr 04, 2012
The discovery of well-preserved baby woolly mammoth fossil suggests that early humans could have killed the mammoths.
Staff Reporter Apr 04, 2012
Man stabbed in the neck as BlackBerry BBM Party at London South Bank descends into violence.
Jamie Lewis Apr 04, 2012
Inadequate staffing at border controls could lead to ‘gridlock’ at airports.
Ewan Palmer Apr 04, 2012
The victim, attacked with a bottle, was in hospital in a serious condition.
Sangeetha Seshagiri Apr 04, 2012
An unusual alliance including the MPAA, RIAA and hacktivist group Anonymous has come together to oppose House Bill 2549 which was labelled as "a bill to censor electronic speech."
Vinod Yalburgi Apr 04, 2012
Anonymous UK faction invites supporters to draw digital arms in protest against extradition of three UK citizens to the US.
Vinod Yalburgi Apr 04, 2012
Up to ten people were reportedly injured in Lancaster and three others were injured in Arlington as a series of twisters hit the region.
Geetha Pillai Apr 04, 2012
Former Goldman Sachs bankers who have found themselves at the heart of policy-making bodies across the world.
Shane Croucher Apr 04, 2012
Afghanistan is the source of more than 90 % of the world's opium, which is used to make heroin, and more of it is being grown than ever before.
Ann Salter Apr 04, 2012
It is not only the kids who can have fun this Easter
Toyin Owoseje Apr 04, 2012
A child was sexually attacked every 20 minutes in 2011 according to recent figures.
Vasudevan Sridharan Apr 04, 2012
British Youths from African communities could be radicalised as al-Qaida looks at Africa as a potential new front to build its strength
Sangeetha Seshagiri Apr 04, 2012
Interested companies can submit their bid until July.
Akshaya B S Apr 04, 2012
Hellen Collins, 80, has taken a few flying lessons 30 years ago but does not own a flying licence.
Geetha Pillai Apr 04, 2012
Prince William and Kate Middleton's wax figures unveiled in cities around world to honour the couple ahead of their wedding anniversary
Sangeetha Seshagiri Apr 04, 2012
London's Natural History Museum showcases 100 plastinated animals at Animals Inside Out show.
Monami Thakur Apr 04, 2012
Tornadoes uproot trees, flip trucks, damage flights and wreck houses.
Geetha Pillai Apr 04, 2012
Brand party for journalists and celebrities only deteriorates into violence as scuffle breaks out on dance floor.
Jamie Lewis Apr 04, 2012
US experts drop opposition to publishing controversial research into H5N1 strain over fears it could be used by terrorists.
Ewan Palmer Apr 03, 2012
Scientists have created a miracle nasal spray vaccine that prevents heart attack.
Akshaya B S Apr 03, 2012
Online gambler made nearly £80,000 from scam using nearly 6,000 passport copies in first prosecution of its kind.
Jamie Lewis Apr 03, 2012
Coalition proposal to help more people buy their homes from local authorities could deplete affordable housing stock further.
Nicholas Edmondson Apr 03, 2012
Schoolgirl rushed to hospital in desperate bid to save her.
Jamie Lewis Apr 03, 2012
The skyscraper is projected to become the tallest building in Europe.
Geetha Pillai Apr 03, 2012
The gunman just stood up in the class and fired away.
Akshaya B S Apr 03, 2012
Tensions between two countries continue as President Christina Kirchner labels British ownership of Falklands 'absurd'.
Ewan Palmer Apr 03, 2012
Mothers in good condition are more likely to give birth to sons, whereas mothers in poor condition are more likely to give birth to daughters, says a study.
Geetha Pillai Apr 03, 2012
Scientists discover ash and charred bone in cavern on edge of Kalahari Desert
Nicholas Edmondson Apr 03, 2012