Mr Bond, we've been expecting you. The ambush that greeted Sir John Bond in a small Swiss theatre was every bit as dramatic as the assaults his namesake superspy has faced over the years.

Plan unveiled that would allow patients to sign a disclaimer asking for help to end their lives

High Court to decide meaning of 'Why is Lord McAlpine trending? *Innocent face*'

Three Tory MPs are pushing for civil unions to be an option for heterosexual, as well as gay, couples

'The European Monitoring Centre logged in 60 new compounds last year and there's been a similar rate this year'

Move by Mark Pedergrast comes in the same week as man tries to sell another variant on eBay for $5m

But judge tells UK Uncut that deal was 'not a glorious episode in the history of the Revenue'

Amazon may employ thousands of people in the UK, but its European headquarters is in the tax haven of Luxembourg, where it employs several hundred staff.

Criminal suspects who have been arrested should not normally be named until they are charged, the Home Secretary has said.

Ministers working for the Methodist Church are effectively exempt from employment laws because they work for God and are not employees, Britain’s highest court has ruled.

Deputy Children’s Commissioner says senior child protection figures said the issue was of the victims' own making

Group says new rules on housing benefit breach human rights

Lib Dem leader hardens party's commitment to giving public a say

A co-founder of Pirate Bay has decided to make a radical career change and stand in the 2014 European Parliament elections in Finland.