Cameron to repay expenses new

David Cameron is to repay almost £1,000 he wrongly claimed on Parliamentary expenses after reviewing his claims over recent weeks.

Images posted on Twitter apparently showing supporters of Mirhossein Mousavi who had been shot and injured

Secret letter 'proves Mousavi won poll'

Robert Fisk: Photocopies handed out to opposition supporters wearing black for 15 Iranians killed since election.

Mousavi supporters hold mourning rally

Protest over hacker extradition move new

Jacqui Smith "chose to disregard" the impact of a computer hacker's mental health problems when she approved his extradition to the US, says MP.

Criminal trial to be heard without jury

Judy Moran, has been charged over the murder of her brother-in-law Desmond, who survived an earlier attack when a gunman shot at his Mercedes

Fall of The Godmother

After a member of her gangland clan was murdered, Melbourne mafia queen Judy Moran delivered a public show of grief – then she was arrested.

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The Chancellor stressed today that the Government and the Bank of England are committed to strengthening bank supervision.

Former RBS boss Sir Fred Goodwin agrees to pension cut

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Jodie Harsh: 'Drag is my work suit'

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Obama lays down the law to Wall Street

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Tougher action needed to cut greenhouse gases

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