Israel's defence minister Ehud Barak has strongly signalled that his country was behind an air strike in Syria last week, warning that Israeli threats to take pre-emptive action against its enemies are not empty.Read
Undercover police officers working for Britain's largest force used the identities of dead children and issued fake passports in their names, it was reported.Read
It could be days before the true scale of the pollution spill affecting sea birds on the south coast of England is known, wildlife experts have said.Read
A group of current and former Conservative constituency chairman has handed in a letter to No 10 urging David Cameron to rethink his plans to allow gay marriage.Read
Andrew Mitchell has told how he was caught "between the pincers" of the police and the media when the plebgate row that led to him being ousted erupted last year.Read
Royal Bank of Scotland will reportedly face criminal charges and a £500 million fine for its alleged role in the Libor rate-rigging scandal this week.Read
The West's fight against al Qaida is like the battle against revolutionary communism, former prime minister Tony Blair has said, as he warned the conflict could last for a generation.Read
A suicide car bomber joined by other suicide attackers on foot have assaulted a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city on Sunday, killing at least 15 people and wounding 90 others, officials said.Read
A suicide car bomb targeting a provincial police headquarters in a disputed northern Iraqi city has killed at least 15 people, according to officials.Read
Education Secretary Michael Gove has thrown his support behind the proposed legalisation of same-sex marriage and promised teachers would not be disciplined for refusing to promote it.Read
A change in wind direction could have killed thousands more birds after scores were found washed ashore along England's south coast and covered in an oily substance.Read
Detectives investigating the murder of teenager Hani Abou El Kheir are to urge people to come forward with information, less than 24 hours after arresting a further eight people in connection with his death.Read
David Cameron will meet the Afghan and Pakistani presidents in the latest round of talks aimed at preventing a Taliban resurgence in Afghanistan when British troops leave next year.Read
Conservative Cabinet members, junior ministers and party enforcers are among around 180 MPs poised to oppose or abstain in a vote on gay marriage, it has been claimed.Read