Women Bishops: Church Of England To Vote

Debate: The Vote On Women Bishops Updated: 12:04pm UK, Tuesday 20 November 2012 Two members of the General Synod - both female - put the case for and against women bishops in the Church of England. :: The Case Against Lorna Ashworth, General Synod...

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'Mentor' For Every Inmate Released From Jail

Offenders should be "met at the prison gate" by mentors who can help them escape a life of crime, the Justice Secretary will say later. Chris Grayling will set out plans for a major extension of mentoring provided by voluntary groups and private companies...

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Hovis Owner Premier Foods To Cut 900 Jobs

The owner of Hovis has announced plans to cut 900 jobs in its struggling bread business as profits become harder to come by. In a statement, Premier Foods said it was to close two bakeries and reform its delivery network. The biggest impact will be...

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Child Sex Gang Suspects Held In Police Raids

Police have arrested eight suspected members of a child sex gang during a series of dawn raids on several homes in Buckinghamshire. The men, aged between 21 and 28, were held on suspicion of committing sexual offences against a girl. Thames Valley...

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Payday Lenders Face Regulator Inquiry

Several payday lending firms are facing a formal investigation over aggressive debt collection tactics amid concerns about poor practice in the wider industry. The announcement was made by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) which said it was taking several...

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Energy Bills: Shake Up Could Push Up Cost

Families could end up paying more after a shake-up in energy prices because cheaper deals will be axed, experts have warned. New Government plans are expected to force companies to offer just four tariffs per fuel and make them automatically shift customers...

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SAS Sniper's Case Review 'Inappropriate'

Attorney General Dominic Grieve has said it would be "inappropriate" for him to review the decision to prosecute an SAS sergeant for illegal possession of a weapon. Defence Secretary Philip Hammond wrote to Mr Grieve asking him to examine if proper...

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UBS Rogue Trader Adoboli Jailed Over Fraud

A rogue trader who lost £1.4bn in bad deals that nearly brought down Swiss bank UBS has been jailed for seven years for fraud. At one point, former rising star City trader Kweku Adoboli had stood to run up losses of £7.5bn for his employer. The 32-year-old...

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Brooks And Coulson To Face New Charges

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent Former Tory spin doctor Andy Coulson and ex-News International chief Rebekah Brooks face new criminal charges over bungs to public officials in return for stories used in the News Of The World and The Sun. Coulson,...

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On-The-Run James Allen Guilty Of Two Murders

A robber who killed twice while on the run has been found guilty of two counts of murder and jailed for 37 years. James Allen, 36, savagely attacked 81-year-old Colin Dunford in his Middlesbrough terrace home, then three days later stabbed to death...

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