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Sentence no-show troll faces arrest
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a 60-year-old man who sent a threatening email to Conservative MP Louise Mensch after he failed to turn up at court.
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Civil servant heart disease risk 'depends on their department'
Climbing the Whitehall promotion ladder could actually decrease the chances of a premature death, according to new research.
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Coalition 'rushing' banking regulation reforms
Reforms of the way Britain's financial services are regulated are unnecessarily complicated and being rushed through parliament, MPs have warned.
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Forced marriage to become a crime
Those forcing others into marriage may soon face jail time, Theresa May is expected to announce today.
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MPs call for stronger BoE oversight
LONDON (Reuters) - MPs stepped up calls for the government to strengthen oversight of the Bank of England, which next year will gain new powers to regulate the country's banks. The Lords will debate...
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Cameron to testify at Leveson on June 14
Prime Minister David Cameron is to appear next week before an inquiry into press ethics sparked by the phone-hacking scandal at Rupert Murdoch's newspapers.
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Cameron to face Leveson next week
David Cameron, George Osborne, Nick Clegg and Gordon Brown are among a string of major political figures due to appear before the Leveson Inquiry next week.
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Cameron Tops Political Line-Up At Leveson
David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne are among a list of political heavyweights due to appear before the Leveson Inquiry next week.
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PM in warning over forced marriages
David Cameron has said parents who force their children into an unwanted marriage will face "very tough punishments" under a new law.
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May Targets Criminal Deportation 'Dodgers'
Home Secretary Theresa May will this week seek the backing of MPs to tackle criminals who use human rights laws to avoid deportation.
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MPs To Vote On Changes To Human Rights Law
Home Secretary Theresa May is seeking the backing of MPs to tackle foreign criminals who use human rights laws to avoid deportation.
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May plans deportation rights curbs
Home Secretary Theresa May is to set out to MPs her plans to curb the powers of judges to block the deportation of foreign criminals on human rights grounds.
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David Cameron left daughter, 8, at the pub
David Cameron left his eight-year-old daughter at the pub for around a quarter of an hour following a family lunch, Downing Street confirmed Monday.
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Cameron 'abandoned' eight-year-old daughter in pub
David and Samantha Cameron left their eight-year-old daughter behind after a weekend trip to the pub, it has emerged.
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Brown blasts press for 'failing Britain'
Britain's press has failed the country by mixing fact and opinion, Gordon Brown has told the Leveson inquiry.
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Housing minister's statistics 'deliberately misleading'
Housing minister Grant Shapps has been accused of using statistics to misrepresent the state of housing in the UK.
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PM 'agrees euro crisis hitting UK'
Prime Minister David Cameron backs the Chancellor's assessment that problems in the eurozone are holding back Britain's economic recovery, Downing Street has said.
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Councils unite to address troubled families
Ministers are on track to meet their goal of reducing the number of troubled families, according to the Department for Communities and Local Government.
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Online 'troll' who threatened MP avoids jail
An online "troll" who sent a threatening email to Conservative MP Louise Mensch received a suspended sentence Monday and was banned from contacting a string of well-known figures from Alan Sugar to CIA...
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N. Ireland's McGuinness to quit UK parliament
Northern Ireland's Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is to resign his seat in the British parliament, his party announced Monday -- a move which could end in a bureaucratic tangle.
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