Middle East Peace Talks ‘Every Two Weeks’
The Israeli and Palestinian leaders have agreed to meet again every two weeks during initial Middle East peace talks that have been described as "productive".
Osteoporosis drug ‘doubles cancer risk’
A drug taken by more than a million people with osteoporosis could double
their risk of developing cancer of the oesophagus, according to a new study.
Don Black, Diamonds are Forever songwriter, honoured
British songwriter Don Black, known for tracks such as Born Free, Diamonds Are
Forever and Michael Jackson's Ben, is to be honoured by the US music
industry.
Hague Defends Denial Of Gay Affair Claims
William Hague has defended his decision to make a deeply personal statement denying claims he had an improper relationship with a male aide.
Peace Talks Under Way As More Violence Flares
President Barack Obama has said "too much blood" has been spilled in the Middle East - as another shooting is reported in the West Bank while leaders begin peace talks.
Tony Blair: the celebrities who added glamour to Labour
Tony Blair is keen to name-drop in every chapter of his memoir A Journey. From
footballers to Hollywood actors, Mr Blair gives his opinion on each.
"We’re about to crash," BA passengers told in error
LONDON (Reuters) - British Airways apologised to passengers after an emergency message warning they were about to crash into the sea was played by mistake.
Top Gear court case: The Stig revealed as racing driver Ben Collins
Top Gear driver named after High Court refuses BBC injunction.
Top Gear’s The Stig Is Finally Unmasked
The BBC has been refused a court injunction preventing the revealing of The Stig's identity.
Obama Ends US Combat Mission In Iraq
President Obama has officially ended America's controversial combat mission in Iraq - but without declaring it a victory.
Boys ‘held back’ by school stereotypes
Teachers may be fuelling the gender gap in education by stereotyping boys as
badly behaved, research suggests.
Mortgage lending down amid warnings of second house price crash
Mortgage lending has fallen to its fourth lowest level on record amid warnings
of a second crash in house prices.
Clegg Visits UK Troops In Afghanistan
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has visited UK troops in Afghanistan and insisted the military campaign there is "turning the corner".
Staff will foot bill for pension pot deficit
Many of Britain's largest employers will be have to scale back the generosity
of their pension schemes, actuaries warn.
Terror Suspects Held On Flight From Chicago
Two men have been charged with planning a terrorist attack after they were arrested on a flight from Chicago to Amsterdam, say reports.
