Burma democracy leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi says Friday's verdict in her trial on charges of violating the terms of her house arrest will be “painfully obvious”.
The trial has drawn international condemnation but that has not deterred the ruling junta, which appears determined to find her guilty and keep her behind bars through elections planned for next year.
The court rejected all but two defence witnesses.
David Cameron will vow to fight to keep the United Kingdom together, just hours before a key meeting with Scotland's First Minister on an...
London 2012 has been criticised for potentially damaging public trust, support and confidence by being unnecessarily secretive about ticket...
Salaries totalling more than Ł4 million paid to 25 Whitehall advisers were made through limited companies, it has been reported
A field hospital set up to deal with London's drunks is being extended as the binge-drinking crisis deepens in the capital
A woman is due to appear in court charged with the murder of a 13-year-old girl who was found fatally stabbed in a park
Former energy secretary Chris Huhne is expected to make his first appearance in court today accused of perverting the course of justice
Diesel prices are almost back to record levels, figures from the AA have shown
Plans to impose penalties on students who pay off university loans early are being ditched, the Government is expected to announce next week
A boy and his family had to flee their London home after a blunder by the Met and Crown Prosecution Service gave his name to gang members he...
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