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PM brands Moat a 'callous murderer'

Prime Minister David Cameron has said there should be no public sympathy for gunman Raoul Moat, describing him as a "callous murderer".Read

Leaders deny rift amid rioting

Northern Ireland's First Minister and the region's police chief have denied there was a rift between them in the wake of three nights of severe rioting.Read

Richards new Chief of Defence Staff

The head of the Army, General Sir David Richards, is to be the next Chief of the Defence Staff.Read

Corrupt prosecutor jailed for bribe

A corrupt Crown prosecutor who pocketed thousands of pounds to use his position to discontinue a case has been jailed for four-and-a-half years.Read

Cheltenham Gold Cup stolen in raid

A trophy presented to the winner of one of the most famous events in horse racing has been stolen in a burglary.Read

NI riots unacceptable, says Cameron

Violent attacks on the police in Northern Ireland by rioters have been branded "completely unacceptable" by the Prime Minister.Read

Get a grip, Cameron tells watchdog

The Prime Minister branded Parliament's expenses watchdog "overly bureaucratic and very costly" and called on its staff to "get a grip".Read

Probe as Cheltenham gold Cup stolen

The Cheltenham Gold Cup, one of horseracing's most famous trophies, has been stolen.Read

PM plays down schooling comment

David Cameron sought to play down his admission that he was "terrified" by the prospect of trying to find a good state secondary school for his children in London.Read

Fisherman finds skull on shore

Tests are being carried out on a human skull which has washed up on the coast.Read

Europe approves BA-Iberia merger

A merger between British Airways and Spain's national carrier Iberia has been approved by the European Commission.Read

Ex-MI6 man 'directed by voices'

A former MI6 worker who says he was "directed by voices" faces a jail sentence after admitting charges of unlawfully disclosing top-secret material.Read

Murdered soldier's family 'numb'

The relatives of a British officer murdered by a renegade Afghan soldier in Helmand Province are said to be numb with grief.Read

Part-time workers at record level

The part-time workforce reached record levels in the three months to May as people struggled to find permanent jobs in the recession, official figures have shown.Read

Afghan murders 'will not stop task'

The commander of British forces in Helmand Province has insisted the murders of three UK troops by a renegade Afghan soldier would not knock the mission off course.Read

Ex-MI6 man admits revealing secrets

A former MI6 worker accused of disclosing top secret material has pleaded guilty to two charges against him.Read

Six held in human trafficking swoop

Six Albanian men have been arrested in a series of raids across Britain as part of an investigation into human trafficking.Read

Blinded Pc relives Moat shooting

The police officer injured by Raoul Moat has described how the gunman stared coldly into his eyes moments before he shot him in the face - leaving him blind.Read

Pc shot by Moat describes ordeal

The police officer injured by Raoul Moat has described how the gunman stared coldly into his eyes moments before he shot him in the face.Read

Politicians unite against NI riots

Police have come under renewed attack from rioters as Northern Ireland's First Minister and Deputy First Minister condemned those behind the violence.Read