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Al Fayed: I burned royal warrants
Former Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed has revealed he had the store's royal warrants taken down and burned.
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Balcony fall woman to be flown home
A woman who fractured her spine in three places while on honeymoon in Corfu is due to be flown home.
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Dracula puts new blood in Twilight
Fangs ain't what they used to be - Twilight may be a top box office draw but old timer Dracula has been voted the top screen vampire.
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Plan to list every BBC programme
Researchers are poring over thousands of back copies of the Radio Times to put together a list of every BBC programme ever broadcast.
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Britain braced for flash floods
A large part of the country faces flash floods on Sunday night with up to 8cm of rain expected to fall during a blast of stormy weather.
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Dissidents 'target Tory conference'
Irish republican dissidents behind a string of bomb attacks in Northern Ireland are targeting the Conservative Party conference this autumn, an MP has warned.
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No rift in Cabinet, says minister
Suggestions of a rift between George Osborne and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith have been rejected by a senior minister.
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Labour 'would welcome Lib Dem MPs'
Labour leadership contender Ed Miliband has extended an open invitation for frustrated Liberal Democrat MPs to defect.
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Tesco to open drive-thru store
Supermarket giant Tesco is set to open the UK's first drive-thru store, it has been announced.
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Manchester air disaster remembered
A memorial is to take place to mark the 25th anniversary of the Manchester air disaster.
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Women 'despair over toilet seats'
Men leaving the toilet seat up is their most annoying habit, according to a survey of their other halves.
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Drivers face work car park charges
Councils across the country are pushing ahead with plans to charge for parking at workplaces, it has emerged.
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Families' anger over Tobin's appeal
The families of two of serial killer Peter Tobin's victims are calling for him to be denied the right to a court appeal.
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Britain hit by torrential rain
Parts of Britain were hit by torrential rain and gale force winds as summer looked to have come to a rude end.
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X Factor accused of doctoring voice
The X Factor show is embroiled in another production row after fans accused editors of using technology to make some contestants' voices sound better.
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New hope for Alzheimer's patients
Rheumatoid arthritis sufferers have a built-in protection against Alzheimer's that could soon become a promising new treatment for the brain disease.
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Clegg meets World Cup inspectors
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg was set to emphasise the Government's commitment to England's 2018 World Cup bid when he meets with a six-man FIFA inspection team.
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Garages 'missing dangerous faults'
Most garages are missing dangerous faults putting lives at risk, a consumer watchdog said.
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NHS trials non-emergency number
A new non-emergency phone number for people needing medical care is being trialled, NHS chiefs said.
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Soldier killed in Afghanistan named
A British serviceman shot dead in southern Afghanistan has been named.
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