Thirty years have passed since a small group of islands in the south Atlantic became headline news but for those who were there, memories of the Falklands war will never fade.
George Medal for submarine officer
Saturday 24 March 2012
A Royal Navy officer who was murdered as he tried to stop a sailor from carrying out a gun rampage aboard a nuclear-powered submarine has been awarded one of the highest medals for bravery.
George Medal awarded to Royal Navy officer Ian Molyneux
Friday 23 March 2012
A Royal Navy officer murdered trying to stop a sailor carrying out a gun rampage aboard a nuclear-powered submarine has been awarded one of the highest medals for bravery.
View from the bridge: the inside story of Italy's cruise disaster
Wednesday 18 January 2012
Coastguard tapes and witness accounts paint damning picture of captain's dereliction
Brian Haw: Veteran peace campaigner who occupied Parliament Square for a decade in protest at war
Monday 20 June 2011
Brian Haw thrust himself into the public eye as an anti-war protester in 2001, living in a tent outside the Palace of Westminster for almost a decade in a vigil that was brought to an end only by his illness and death.
William Golding, By John Carey
Friday 17 September 2010
Golding may have been pursued by demons in life, ranging from alcoholism to a devastating loss of confidence when his leisure boat was sunk by a freighter, but he struck lucky post-mortem.
Seaman wants Schwarzer at Arsenal
Wednesday 18 August 2010
Arsenal legend David Seaman feels signing Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer could be the difference between success and another season of failure for the Gunners.
Village in shock after three killed in boat fire
Tuesday 17 August 2010
A close-knit coastal village was in shock today as investigators launched a probe into a boat fire which claimed the lives of three anglers.
Could anyone use a world-class keeper who's going spare?
Tuesday 17 August 2010
Gerrard's flying start ruined by Americans' rub of Green
Sunday 13 June 2010
Divorce for ex-footballer David Seaman
Thursday 11 March 2010
Former England goalkeeper David Seaman's wife was granted a quickie divorce today on the grounds of adultery.
Tim Walker: 'Chat Roulette is like some bastard child of Skype and StumbleUpon'
Monday 15 February 2010
Six years for man who battered pensioner to death
Thursday 27 August 2009
A man who battered a pensioner to death after an argument at a bus stop was today found guilty of manslaughter and jailed for six years.
Bob Doyle: Activist who fought for the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War
Saturday 31 January 2009
Born into poverty in Dublin, Bob Doyle was to become a lifelong rebel and champion of radical causes. He joined the IRA and served in the British Battalion of the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War. During the Second World War he was a merchant seaman and settled in London, where he later became a Fleet Street print worker and union militant.








