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Details of terror attack released
New details about one of Northern Ireland's worst terrorist atrocities, the 1972 bombing of Claudy, are expected to be revealed on Tuesday.
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Pupils set to receive GCSE results
Teenagers across the UK will receive their GCSE grades on Tuesday in what is expected to be another record year for results.
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Teacher 'proof' cancer drug works
A teacher who was diagnosed with terminal bowel cancer said she was extremely disappointed that the health watchdog turned down a "life-saving" drug for use on the NHS.
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Labour defends 'success of Asbos'
Labour has launched an effort to save anti-social behaviour orders (Asbos), accusing the Government of lacking the commitment to tackle crime and disorder.
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Four Britons hurt in Costa blast
Four Britons have been injured - one seriously - after a water pipe exploded at a Costa del Sol hotel, the Foreign Office said.
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NHS trust ordered to improve safety
An NHS trust has been urged to improve several areas, including safeguarding people from abuse, amid concerns it does not meet quality and safety standards.
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Pop star due in court on drug rap
Singer George Michael is due to appear in court on Tuesday charged with driving under the influence of drugs after his car crashed into a high street shop.
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Branson targets two world records
Sir Richard Branson is to attempt to set two world records on Tuesday when he kite-boards across the English Channel to celebrate his 60th birthday.
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Final winner to return to BB house
The winner of the final series of Big Brother will be unveiled tonight - and then go straight back into the house with some of the best-known faces from the show's history.
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'Third rely on retired parents'
Nearly a third of adults admit they will continue to rely on their parents for financial support after their relatives have retired, a survey has indicated.
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Girls outperform boys in GCSEs
Girls are continuing to leave boys behind at GCSE, national results have shown.
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George Michael issued jail warning
Pop singer George Michael was warned he faced jail after he admitted crashing his Range Rover while under the influence of cannabis.
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'Priest protected in bomb report'
A police investigation into a Catholic priest suspected over the 1972 Claudy bomb outrage was stopped after senior officers conspired with the government and Church to protect him, a shock new report...
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Two Britons survive hostage drama
Two survivors of the Philippines hostage drama were British nationals, the Foreign Office has said.
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Legal bid over NHS White Paper
A leading union has launched legal action against the Government over its health White Paper, claiming ministers failed to consult over its plans to "fundamentally change" the way the NHS is run.
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Branson abandons kite-boarding bid
Sir Richard Branson has been forced to abandon his attempt to set two world records by kite-boarding across the English Channel.
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Woman to be quizzed over cat in bin
A woman captured on CCTV throwing a kitten into a wheelie bin has been identified and is now due to be interviewed, the RSPCA said.
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Camerons' baby girl arrives early
David and Samantha Cameron have announced the birth of their fourth child - a baby girl born early and delivered by Caesarean section.
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Apology over bomb probe 'cover-up'
Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson has said the Government was "profoundly sorry" that the victims of the 1972 Claudy bombing and their families had been denied justice.
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Soldiers remember fallen comrade
Soldiers have lined the streets of an Army garrison as a fallen comrade was laid to rest.
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