Former I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! contestant Aggro Santos has been found not guilty of raping two girls he had taken back to his hotel rooms after performing at gigs in Chichester and Somerset.

Body says site is not suitable for a school with more than 600 pupils

It seems a lifetime ago since Sir John Chilcot's stopped taking evidence for his inquiry into the origin of the Iraq War and went away to write his report. The public part of the inquiry began on 24 November 2009 and ended on 2 February 2011. Two years, two months and three weeks have since slipped by, with no firm indication yet of when we might see Sir John's conclusions. This is taking so long that even the House of Lords, a place in which time normally stands still, is showing signs of impatience.

Celia Paul is the least noisy portrait painter in oils imaginable. Her subjects - which usually tend to be relatives, close friends or herself - exist within a kind of religiose hush of rapt self-absorption.

Fake socialite and convicted kidnapper charged with killing  his former landlord

For a royalist country, England has been rather careless with its old monarchs. Richard III may have now been found after being mislaid for 500 years, but eight other rulers are still missing.

Commuters endured more train travel misery today with major delays on busy routes.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman's body was found by a colleague who was due to take her to work.

A healthcare worker has been arrested on suspicion of raping a hospital patient.

The next generation struggles to be heard as a tide of old-timers fill the giant venues. But there are a few laudable exceptions

Torrential rain and floods cause chaos on one of the roads' busiest weekends

Police investigating allegations of sex offences against boys and young men by a retired Church of England bishop said seven more people have come forward claiming they were abused.

A retired bishop has been arrested over suspicions that he sexually abused children in the 1970s and 1980s.

The new Archbishop of Canterbury will continue to apply the expertise he has acquired from his two careers to the overhaul of banking standards, it was confirmed today.