Govt Fined Over Lost Prisoner Data Hard Drive

The Ministry of Justice has been hit with a £180,000 fine after a back-up hard drive containing confidential information about prisoners was lost. The data watchdog issued the punishment after the storage device was lost at HMP Erlestoke prison in Wiltshire...

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Rotherham Abuse Victims Treated With Contempt

In the wake of the shocking revelation that more could and should have been done to prevent the sexual abuse of more than 1,400 children in Rotherham, the resignation of the leader of the town's council is unlikely to be enough to restore public confidence...

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Salmond Wins With 'Debt Is Yours' Threat

By Faisal Islam, Political Editor Finally, Alex Salmond delivered to the hype in the television debate with Alistair Darling on Scottish independence. The surroundings in Glasgow were grand, next door to the Commonwealth Games bowling green, but...

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Masked Gunmen Raid Boutique Hotel In Soho

Police are searching for two masked gunmen who raided a hotel in London's West End in the early hours. They tied up a member of staff at the Dean Street Townhouse in Soho before making off with cash and mobile phones. Police were called to the four-storey...

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Darling Under Pressure After 'Losing' Debate

Alistair Darling insists the momentum is still with the 'No' campaign despite claims by his rival that he "muffed" the arguments in Monday night's final Scottish independence TV debate. As the first postal ballot papers were sent out ahead of the referendum...

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Cheerio Marvellous... You're No Longer Awesome

A Listicle Of The New Online Words Updated: 1:23pm UK, Thursday 14 August 2014 OxfordDictionaries.com in its latest quarterly update giving an insight into current language usage trends. Here are some of the words. :: AmazeballsThis refashioning of...

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Will Pooley 'Optimistic' Of Recovery From Ebola

The boss of the hospice where Britain's first ebola victim had worked before he caught the disease says his former colleague is "optimistic" he will be back working there soon. Gabriel Madiye, of the Shepherd Hospice in Freetown, said Will Pooley had...

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'Horrific' Cases Of Child Abuse in Rotherham

By Becky Johnson, North of England Correspondent More than 1,400 children were sexually exploited in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013, a report has concluded. The abuse of children, some just 11 years old, has been described as "horrific". The...

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Boris Johnson To Stand As MP In West London

UKIP's 12 Target Seats: A Closer Look Updated: 4:27pm UK, Tuesday 26 August 2014 A closer look at the key seats being targeted by UKIP in 2015. :: Thurrock - ConservativeA target not only for UKIP but also Labour. The Tory incumbent, Jackie Doyle-Price,...

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Terror-Related Travel Arrests Increase Fivefold

There has been a fivefold increase in UK nationals arrested for travelling to Syria or Iraq to engage in terrorist activities, according to Scotland Yard. Police said 69 suspected extremists have been arrested so far this year who planned to travel...

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