Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
The father of Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot dead at the home of Oscar Pistorius, said "there is no hatred in our hearts" over her death - as the model's father revealed the athlete may have "acted on instinct". Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Plans for a new press regulator backed by a Royal Charter are "a compromise of a compromise" that do not go far enough in holding the press to account, the parents of missing girl Madeleine McCann say. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
The governor of a province in south-western Pakistan where 81 people died in a massive bombing says security officials are too scared of retribution from terrorists to do their jobs. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
People accused of sex crimes should have their identities protected until they are convicted, a senior lawyer has said. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
A woman died and a young boy was injured when a car collided with spectators during a rally. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Government ministers were warned in 2011 that horse meat was illegally entering the human food chain, it has been claimed. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Train company bosses are enjoying six-figure salaries at a time when rail passengers are enduring above-inflation fare rises, according to latest figures. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
A teenager has died and a man is fighting for his life after they were gunned down in a street. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Owners of holiday homes and rental properties would be drawn into paying a "mansion tax" under Liberal Democrat proposals to extend the policy beyond £2 million main residences. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Some pensioners with spare rooms will be hit by reductions in housing benefit under what critics dub the Government's "bedroom tax", the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
A 16-year-old boy has been found stabbed to death in a stairwell in a block of flats after a party. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Thousands of demonstrators have marched through the streets of 16 Spanish cities to protest against plans to part-privatise the public health care system, with some questioning the government's motives. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Liberal Democrats could vote with Labour in favour of a mansion tax if Ed Miliband does not play "political games" with the issue, Vince Cable has suggested. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
A teenager shot dead as he sat in a parked car is believed to have had no links to gangs, Scotland Yard has said. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Thousands of demonstrators have marched through the streets of 16 Spanish cities to protest against plans to part-privatise the public health care system, with some questioning the government's motives. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Fashion icon Dame Vivienne Westwood has called on the Duchess of Cambridge to stop buying so many different outfits and instead make more of an effort to be environmentally friendly. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Iain Duncan Smith has lashed out at graduates who consider themselves "too good" to stack supermarket shelves as he vowed not to back down after a flagship back-to-work scheme was ruled legally flawed. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
The agent of Oscar Pistorius says the double-amputee Olympian has received "overwhelming support" from fans as he remains in custody in a South African police station charged with the shooting murder of his model girlfriend. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson has called for a Europe-wide overhaul of food testing in the wake of the horse meat scandal. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
The father of Reeva Steenkamp, who was shot dead at the home of Oscar Pistorius, said "there is no hatred in our hearts" over her death - as the model's father revealed the athlete may have "acted on instinct". Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
BBC journalists will stage a 24-hour strike on Monday in a row over jobs, threatening disruption to radio and TV news programmes. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Royal Mail workers will be offered a 10% stake in the company as the Government steps up plans for a flotation amid a recent rally in financial markets, it has been reported. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
A teenager was killed and another man left injured after they were gunned down in a street by two men wearing bandanas. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
Pope Benedict XVI blessed the faithful from his window overlooking St Peter's Square for the first time since announcing his resignation, cheered by an emotional crowd of tens of thousands of well-wishers from around the world. Read
Feb 17 2013 | UK & World News
The Foreign Office is investigating reports Britons may have been among a group of construction workers kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria. Read