Three managers at an NHS hospital cleaning company were arrested today on suspicion of blackmailing foreign colleagues.

A doorman was cleared today of raping a customer in the toilets of celebrity club.

Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood was divorced by his wife of 24 years today on the grounds of his admitted adultery.

The silvery, petite and very pretty sixtysomething woman chatting to me over coffee is a Dame of the British Empire, but there is absolutely nothing of the grande dame about Jacqueline Wilson, whose heart-rending but cheerful stories of vulnerable children sell in their millions in more than 30 languages, mostly to children aged eight to 14.

Rescue teams searching for a missing 10-year-old girl who disappeared after playing in the sea found a body today.

A Somali man accused of using Britain as a base from which to encourage jihad-style terrorism across the world was found not guilty today.

A Sikh police officer suffered racist and religious discrimination during training, an employment tribunal found.

Kingston upon Thames is not a location associated with football diehards but there will be around 3,000 energised spectators at the Kingsmeadow stadium this afternoon for a pre-season meeting between the two most high-profile supporter-run start-up clubs in England: AFC Wimbledon (founded 2002) and FC United of Manchester (founded 2005).

Currys and PC World owner DSG International today racked up annual losses of £140.4 million as it warned markets were set to remain tough in the year ahead.

Almost a quarter of children in London live in households where no one is working, official figures showed today.

A Somali imam who allegedly encouraged jihad-style terrorism across the world said today money sent abroad was simply aid for orphaned children and the "destitute" in war-torn Somalia.

The three Girl Guides working on a tapestry front cloth of Windsor-upon-Thames for Richard Jones’ new Glyndebourne staging of Verdi’s Falstaff are well on the way to finishing when we, the audience, arrive.