Paul Burrell, the Princess's butler, makes a series of major revelations at her inquest.
Peter Hain faces new calls to step down after it was announced that he would face a full parliamentary investigation over claims he failed to declare political donations.
Britain's most successful boy band have cemented their comeback with four nominations for this year's Brit awards.
High Street banks have spent about £10 million assembling a team of more than 100 lawyers to fight a landmark case on whether overdraft fees are illegal.
The Home Secretary is facing a backbench rebellion over the police pay row with more than 100 Labour MPs calling on her to back down, as police plan massive demonstration.
Every effort is made to help people "opt in" to the current donation system, a leading Anglican bishop has said.
A former pub landlord accused of murdering five prostitutes sat stony-faced in a dock as jurors began to be selected for his trial.
A staggering £8 billion-worth of food is thrown away in Britain every year - a third of everything we buy, campaigners say.
An MP is to call for an investigation into how a senior police officer awaiting trial for murdering his wife came to be given bail.
Selina Scott, the former newsreader, has reignited the row over ageism in the BBC by accusing the corporation of "excluding" women over the age of 50.
A police officer has been forced into resigning after he gave a Muslim colleague a pack of bacon and a bottle of wine as a joke present during a Christmas party.
Once 1000-strong, Great Yarmouth's commercial trawler fleet has dwindled to one, due to over-fishing and European quotas.
Today's students are turning to "the University of Google" for instant answers rather than rigorous research of their subjects, according to a senior academic.
