England Fan In Coma After Italy Bar Fight

A 65-year-old man is in a coma in Italy after a brawl between England fans ahead of the World Cup qualifier against San Marino. The victim was injured after he was punched in the face and hit his head against the pavement when he fell. Police called...

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Weather: Body Found In Floods, Rain And Snow

A body has been recovered at a house in Looe, Cornwall, which was badly damaged in flooding following heavy rains last night, firefighters said. The front wall of the three-storey building crumbled away after downpours caused mud and debris to crash...

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Child Smokers: Thousands More Take Up Habit

The number of children who have taken up smoking has risen by 50,000 in just one year - the equivalent of 567 a day. About 207,000 children aged 11 to 15 started to smoke in 2011, a sharp rise from 157,000 in 2010, Cancer Research UK said. Almost one...

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Immigration: Lib Dems Call For Security Bonds

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg is to call for a bail-like system of security bonds to tackle visa abuse. The bonds would be paid as a cash guarantee from visa applicants coming from high-risk countries and would be repaid once the visitor leaves...

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Truro: Woman Dies After Car Rolls Into River

An elderly woman has drowned after the car she was in slid into a river from a ferry slipway. The vehicle plunged into the River Fal while waiting to board the King Harry Ferry across the River Fal near Truro, Cornwall, at around 4pm. Devon and Cornwall...

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Archbishop Of Canterbury Due To Be Enthroned

The new Archbishop of Canterbury has revealed he is looking forward to meeting and working with Pope Francis as both religious leaders start their high-profile roles. Speaking ahead of his inauguration at Canterbury Cathedral, The Most Rev Justin Welby...

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Winchester Prison: HMIP Report Slams Conditions

Two severely disabled prisoners were locked up in a cell for nearly 24 hours a day and had not showered for months, an inspection has found. The pair were jailed in the cell at HMP Winchester - designed for just one person - and relied on other prisoners...

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New Missing Children Policy Is Sex Abuse Risk

By Martin Brunt, Crime Correspondent A children's charity has accused police chiefs of putting vulnerable children at risk of sex abuse with a new definition of "missing persons". Chief Constables say a new two-tier definition will give better...

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Nuisance Phone Calls: Which? Demands Action

Campaigners have demanded "tougher regulation" to clamp down on companies who plague people with unwanted phone calls and nuisance text messages. Consumer group Which? found seven out of 10 consumers had been cold-called in the last three months, while...

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Medals For WWII Veterans After 67-Year Wait

By Alistair Bunkall, Defence Correspondent Veterans of two Second World War battles that cost thousands of troops their lives are to receive the new Arctic Star medal and Bomber Command clasp. The first of up to 250,000 presentations will be made...

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Child Porn Is Top Web Concern, Says Watchdog

Child porn is the number one concern among adults when considering a range harmful content online as it emeges that around 1.5 million people have stumbled across images of child abuse while browsing the internet, a watchdog says. A survey by the Internet...

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Father And Son Killed In Alps Hiking Trip Named

A British father and his 12-year-old son who died while hiking in the Alps have been named by the Foreign Office. Peter and Charlie Saunders were killed on a walking trip in the Chamonix valley in France after flying there for a short weekend adventure,...

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Police Arrest 60 Ahead Of Football Match

Police have arrested more than 60 people for alleged violent disorder in Nuneaton in the hours leading up to a football match against Lincoln City. The disorder broke out in a number of pubs in the town centre ahead of the Conference National fixture...

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Budget: Osborne To Tackle Youth Jobs Crisis?

Osborne: 'More Tough Choices Ahead' Updated: 3:30am UK, Sunday 17 March 2013 George Osborne has warned the country of "more tough choices" and says there are no "miracle cures" for the UK economy, as he prepares to deliver Wednesday's Budget. The...

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