Woman Killed By Falling Tree In High Winds

A woman has died after being hit by a falling tree in London during high winds caused by the remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo. The London Ambulance Service said the woman died at the scene in Knightsbridge, west London. A spokeswoman said: "We were...

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Pregnant Kate Glad To 'Get Out Of The House'

The Duchess of Cambridge has appeared officially in public for the first time in the six weeks since her second pregnancy was announced. Kate joined William to welcome Singaporean President Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife, Mary, on an official visit...

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Hammer Attacker Guilty Of Attempted Murder

A burglar who bludgeoned three sisters in a "sustained and vicious" attack as they slept in a luxury hotel has been found guilty of attempted murder. Philip Spence has been told to expect a "very substantial sentence" after using a claw hammer...

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Baker Street Saxophone Soloist Dies

The saxophonist who played the solo on Gerry Rafferty's famous hit Baker Street, but who admitted he was "irritated" by it being out of tune, has died. Raphael Ravenscroft, 60, found fame almost overnight following the release of the 1978 track. ...

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Aid Boss Joins British Troops Battling Ebola

By Alex Rossi, Senior News Correspondent The International Development Secretary has joined troops on a flight to Sierra Leone to see how British aid is being distributed in the fight against Ebola. Justine Greening is calling on the international...

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Brother Killed Identical Twin In Drunken Row

A plasterer who murdered his identical twin brother in a drunken row on New Year's Eve has been jailed for life. Robert Cerqua, 32, was convicted at Winchester Crown Court of killing his brother Christopher. The trial heard that Cerqua stabbed...

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RAF Drones To Gather IS Intelligence In Syria

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent RAF Reaper drones will fly surveillance missions over Syria, the Defence Secretary has announced. The missions will start in a matter of days but the drones won't be authorised to fire on targets. The RAF...

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Briton Found Dead With Throat Slit In Bali

By Mark White, Home Affairs Correspondent A British man has been found dead with his throat slit and wrapped in a plastic bag on Indonesian holiday island Bali. Locals discovered 60-year-old Robert Ellis' body in the island's Bangdun region. A forensics...

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Ambassador Demands Top Gear Public Apology

The Argentinian ambassador to the UK has made a formal complaint to the BBC and wants a public apology following the row over a Top Gear special filmed in the country. The show's presenters and crew had to flee Argentina after protests and violence...

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Record Number Of GCSEs And A-Levels Regraded

Record numbers of A-level and GCSE grades were changed from exams taken this summer amid growing concerns about marking. New figures show that tens of thousands of results were altered after a big rise in papers were submitted to exam boards for rechecking...

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