A woman was remanded in custody yesterday charged with the double murder of her two young children.

Police investigating whether suspect was suffering from post-natal depression

As the biggest national survey begins on Channel 4 tomorrow, Sarah Morrison separates reality from myth

Iain McKell has documented the tribes of gritty modern Britain – the skinheads, punks, Blitz Kids and rockabillies – with understated ease. Yet when I go to meet him, I find the photographer in the incongruously leafy environs of Kensington. His house, despite the polite suburban setting, is a seething archive of his work of over 30 years, in which time he has contributed to influential magazines such as Italian Vogue, The Face and i-D.

A revival of a drama written in 1977 with “astonishing relevance” to contemporary Britain opened in South London this week. Barrie Keeffe’s Barbarians is a trilogy of plays about disaffected youth amid record youth unemployment.

Battersea Power Station is to be offered for sale on the open market for the first time.

One of the UK's most striking buildings is to be offered for sale on the open market for the first time in its history.

Anti-gang police made more than 500 arrests in a three-day blitz on London's crime network.

A terror suspect who has been held without trial for seven years, pending deportation to the US, can give a filmed interview to the BBC, the High Court has ruled.

A parking warden who says he was sacked for refusing to issue large numbers of tickets is claiming unfair dismissal.

Police carried out a string of raids on suspected gang members yesterday as they continued to hunt for the killer of a teenager who was stabbed in Oxford Street on Boxing Day.

Two suspected thieves were arrested when they walked into a pub where police were holding their Christmas party.

What with it being nearly New Year and all, we're almost at the stage where we can safely start assessing the highs and lows of the Year That Was. We are approaching the end of the risky pre-emptive period, where the combination of major world events and celebrity deaths threaten, perilously, to render us redundant. Soon, tantalisingly soon, we will be able to write our Hundred Best lists with confidence.

A gunman has been jailed for at least 33 years for killing a man in a ride-by shooting.