forty years after bloody sunday lord saville the law lord who chaired the 12 year inquiry says the 1972 shootings were derry s most terrible day

two men who say they were rendered to libya with the help of the uk begin an action to sue one of britain s most senior former mi6 officers

the association of british insurers estimates that up to 200 000 flood prone homes could face insurance problems next year

a crew of british and irish men attempting to break the record for rowing across the atlantic ocean are rescued after capsizing 500 miles from barbados

proposed changes to the nhs in england have created an unholy mess which has hurt the health service according to the editors of three leading journals

official figures for deaths in police custody understate the number of people who die after being restrained by police a bbc investigation reveals

western governments send their foreign ministers to new york hoping for a tough un resolution on syria as divisions remain in the security council

the government s latest public sector pension changes will make little or no difference to their long term cost a think tank says

us president barack obama uses a public google video chat to confirm that unmanned drones regularly target suspected militants in pakistan s tribal areas

water and sewerage bills in england and wales will rise on average by 5 7 to 376 from april with some customers paying 8 2 more

twenty five of the 27 eu states agree to sign a fiscal pact for stricter rules to try to prevent future debt crises with the uk and czech republic refusing

ministers cut the gcse equivalent value of 3 100 vocational qualifications such as hair services and horse care ending their recognition in school league tables