Met's Police Central e-Crime Unit (PCeU) has salvaged the UK economy estimated over £140 million in the last six months.
Two prisoners, at the HM Prison Frankland in Durham county, have been booked for killing a fellow inmate who was jailed for raping a 13-year-old girl.
In an incident that will definitely provide more fodder for anti-games activists, Mark Bradford, 46, of Plymouth, Devon, is accused of assaulting a 13-year-old schoolboy, after the latter killed his character while playing "Call of Duty: Black Ops", a computer game, against each other on the Internet.
Ahead of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, British Home Secretary Theresa May suggested that this might be a good time to abolish the Human Rights Act.
The involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, who was Michael Jackson's personal physician and is the accused in a case involving the death of the King of Pop, began last week.
A baby monkey is creating waves at the ZSL London Zoo -- for being born neon orange!
The Bank of England will introduce next month a new £50 banknote, featuring the renowned 18th-century business partnership of entrepreneur Matthew Boulton and engineer James Watt.
A pensioner has been sentenced to six years jail after being found guilty of faking his own death in Central America to secure £520,000 life insurance payout.
Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), along with Metropolitan Police have arrested 13 people and raided 16 addresses in connection with the illegal internet supply of medicines.
In what must be a bizarre occurrence, a young sei whale was found dead amid fields in northern England.
The BBC have apologised to the EU after Daily Telegraph columnist, Peter Oborne repeatedly called an EU representative an idiot.
The motorway speed is set in increase from 70mph to 80mph in 2013, under a new government plan to help boost the economy.
In a move designed to provide relief to the eight-million households whose garbage bins are only being emptied fortnightly, Councils will be offered £250 million to reinstate the weekly rubbish collections.
Manchester United footballer Rio Ferdinand has lost a High Court privacy action over a newspaper "kiss and tell" story.
Millions of pounds worth of fake drug and medicines have been seized across the wold, with over half confiscated in the UK.
While the situation in Libya is still far from stable as the National Transitional Council forces are still fighting pro-Gaddafi forces and the new government struggles to implement the transitional plan regulating the transitional phase, emerging political voices are starting to surface. For example include the Berbers, who after fighting with the NTC now want to be assured more political space in the 'new' Libya.
News Corp.'s iPad-exclusive newspaper, The Daily, is struggling to generate an audience with less than 120,000 readers a week, insiders say.
Saudi Arabia King Abdullah has overturned a court ruling which sentenced a woman to 10 lashes for breaking the country's ban on female drivers, reports say.
A police constable jumped into freezing water, at the Royal Victoria Dock to save a woman.
Describing Michael Jackson as "rambling ... weak and fatigued," Kenny Ortega, choreographer and co-director of Jackson's planned "This is it" comeback tour -- said his friend was very excited about the show at London's O2 arena, reports The Sun.
The Raoul Moat inquest jury has delivered a unanimous suicide verdict.
David Croft, the co-writer and producer of some of England's classic comedy shows has died at the age of 89.
A house fire that killed a family of six including five children in north London was started by a chest freezer.
Hundreds of passengers were injured in a collision in Shanghai today, which is just one of numerous previous transportation disasters in China’s commercial epicentre.
Defence company BAE has finally confirmed its plans to cut over 3,000 jobs across the UK, with most of the cuts occurring in the military aircraft division.
Dr Conard Murray's lawyers accused Michael Jackson of being drunk at the announcement of his show 'This Is It' tour in London, reported The Telegraph.
10 appeals against the sentences handed to people during the rioting and looting across England in August will be heard at the Court of Appeal today, including appeals by two men who were jailed for four years for setting up Facebook pages inciting others to riot.
Syrian troops firing machine guns and backed by tanks have stormed into the restive central town of Rastan, activists say.
The shadow culture secretary will suggest that journalists who are found guilty of gross malpractice should be taken off a professional register to stop them from working in news in the future.
A previously unknown footballer has become an overnight sensation by scoring a goal from inside his own half – using his head.
