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Corrupt officer Dizaei jailed again

Britain's most controversial police chief has been returned to jail after being found guilty of corruption for a second time.Read

Obstacles still hinder Greek deal

Greece faces further hurdles and delays before it gets its second 130 billion euro (£109 billion) bailout in spite of parliament agreeing further cuts in the face of violent protests.Read

Deaf girl tells court of beatings

A deaf and mute girl allegedly kept in a cellar, repeatedly raped and treated as a virtual slave has told a court of years of beatings and cruelty.Read

Rangers lodge administration papers

Rangers Football Club has lodged legal papers signalling its intention to enter administration.Read

Dizaei found guilty for second time

Britain's most controversial police chief faces a return to jail after being found guilty of corruption for a second time.Read

Rail link may face legal challenge

The Government may face a legal challenge to its £33 billion HS2 high-speed rail project.Read

MMR jab doctor contests GMC ruling

One of the doctors struck off over the MMR jab controversy has asked the High Court to rule his treatment "unfair and unjust".Read

Riot police walk through the streets during clashes in the northern Greek port city of Thessalonik

Greece needs to sell latest austerity deal to its people, after further night of violence

THE Greek government has been challenged to “sell” its latest austerity deal to the public and end a “spiral of unsustainable finances”.Read

Ministers 'fully behind' NHS plans

Downing Street has dismissed suggestions that Health Secretary Andrew Lansley should be sacked and insisted ministers were "fully behind" his NHS reforms.Read

Man spared jail for girl dog attack

A man whose dog bit off part of a six-year-old girl's ear has been given a 12-week suspended jail term.Read

Police launch anti-terror campaign

The Metropolitan Police has launched a counter-terror campaign urging people to report suspicious behaviour by calling a dedicated hotline.Read

Sun staff 'treated like crime gang'

The Sun's associate editor has accused police of treating the paper's journalists like "members of an organised crime gang" after five senior staff were arrested over allegations of improper payments to police and public officials on Saturday.Read

Clegg champions youth jobs drive

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has appealed to businesses to sign up to the coalition's drive to tackle youth unemployment.Read

Banks loaned SMEs less cash in 2011

Lending by Britain's top five banks shrank every quarter last year - an embarrassing blow to the Chancellor's Project Merlin agreement.Read

Organ donor boost options pondered

Restarting the hearts of people who have recently died should be one of the options considered for boosting the number of organ donors, according to a new report.Read

Briton extradition appeal rejected

A retired British businessman will be extradited to the United States within 10 days after failing in his latest attempt to block the move, his lawyer said.Read

National News

Video: Bomb threat at Schiphol airport closes terminals

THE main terminals at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport have been evacuated after a bomb threat was received, Dutch police have said.Read

Bank lending fell throughout 2011

Lending by Britain's top five banks shrank every quarter last year, official figures have revealed, in an embarrassing blow to the Chancellor's Project Merlin agreement.Read

Adele with her six grammys

Gallery: Adele wins six trophies at Grammy awards

BRITISH singer Adele emerged the big winner at the Grammy Awards collecting six gongs including best album, record and song.Read

Ignorance 'excuse' for racist terms

Ignorance can be an excuse for using racist terminology, former Liverpool footballer John Barnes said as he defended Luis Suarez.Read