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Madrid crash: 'Closest thing to Hell I've seen'
A Spanish airliner crashed on take-off killing 153 people just an hour after aborting its first attempt to leave the runway. Shocking scenes of carnage were described by rescue workers.
Russia threatens new Georgia confrontation
Moscow is preparing to recognise the independence of the two Georgian breakaway regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
McCain poised to take lead
Republican candidate is close to becoming frontrunner, polls show.
Brown breaks silence over leadership criticism
PM insists that David Miliband does not pose a threat to his position.
Gary Glitter: the world closes its door
The convicted child abuser and former pop singer was refused entry to another country.
Vocational courses "used to boost results"
The latest national results published are expected to show record numbers of pupils gained top marks.
OTHER NEWS
Families take the weekly shop to budget supermarkets
Families forced to rein in spending by the credit crisis have sent sales at budget supermarkets spiralling by up to a fifth in recent weeks.
NHS cancels 100,000 ops in a year
More than 100,000 operations have been cancelled by the NHS over the past year because of bed shortages, staffing problems and other non-clinical reasons, figures released today reveal.
Man beaten up over cigarette
A man was left fighting for his life after being beaten up by a gang of yobs after he rejected a request for a cigarette.
Academic wins case over re-marking
An lecturer has won a case against a university that "meddled" in his exams marking and gave new grades to papers he had failed.
Allergy firms 'may pose health risk'
Companies that offer to diagnose food allergies may be putting people’s health at risk by giving unreliable results, consumer group claims.
Former Israeli spy chief dies
Binyamin Gibli, who tried to stop Britain abandoning its military presence on the Suez canal by staging bomb attacks, has died aged 89.
OTHER NEWS
Sarkozy: No retreat from Afghanistan
President Nicolas Sarkozy has told French soldiers mourning the deaths of 10 comrades that the fight "for the freedom of the world" must go on.
Musharraf exit threatens coalition
Pakistan's coalition government was in danger of falling apart as a raw power-struggle intensified between its two main partners.
'Terrorists not crazed religious loners'
British terrorists are just as likely to be married with children and have little religious background as they are to be fundamentalist loners, a leaked MI5 study has concluded.
Tiger and lion escape in Florida
A Bengal Tiger and a lion escaped from their cages at an animal sanctuary in Florida, sparking a desperate hunt.
'Anti-natal' society against big families
Society unfairly pressurises parents into having small families, according to a new report.
Taxes 'wasted' on anti-Clarkson video
Government accused of wasting taxpayers' money on video rejecting campaign to make Top Gear presenter PM.
BAA airport sale 'good for passengers'
Airline passengers could see quicker check-in and baggage reclaim under radical plans to break up BAA's stranglehold of the industry.
Germany outraged by data theft
State privacy watchdog warns that information on the entire German population is available and being traded online.
National Trust in tree-felling row
The National Trust has been accused of "health and safety paranoia" for felling a swathe of historic trees near a stately home.
Bigfoot hoax exposed when ice melted
Excited Bigfoot hunters watched as corpse was revealed to be a costume made of fake hair and rubber.
Britons attempt wind-power record
Two Britons are preparing an attempt to break the world speed record for a wind-powered vehicle.
Winehouse stars in game
Troubled singer Amy Winehouse is the star of a new online computer game called Escape From Rehab.
George Michael
As what look set to be his final live gigs approach, Bernadette McNulty looks at a brilliant pop star.
A Most Wanted Man
John le Carré tackles extraordinary rendition and the war on terror in his new novel.
EDITOR'S CHOICE
Obama's lost brother 'found in Kenya'
Senator Barack Obama's long lost brother has been tracked down to a Kenyan shanty town, reports claim.
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