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Nato acts over Kosovo crisis

26.07.11
Nato says that it trying to negotiate an end to action by Kosovo's special police forces to take control of two border crossings with Serbia... more

City Spy: Shock: Women-only night at pole-dancing club is flop

14.07.11
Secrets, the pole-dancing chain, has discovered something most of us thought was obvious: men are willing to pay more to see scantily clad women than women are... more

The unsung helpers winning the battle to rebuild Afghanistan

30.06.11
Armed with just a pistol, military experts are going with civilians into remote communities to construct clinics and meeting halls. Robert Fox reports on a success story that challenges the media's commentary of despair ... more

Strutting the world stage is just in the British DNA

23.03.11
When I took up the pro no-fly zone case a couple of weeks ago on Radio 4's Moral Maze, at the time it seemed even to me an option unlikely to prevail... more

Battle of Trafalgar Square: Police question 19 over daylight stabbings

18.02.11
Police question 19 teenagers after three young men were stabbed during mass gang fights in Trafalgar Square... more

No10 'warned not to meddle in intelligence during Kosovo war'

25.01.11
Downing Street was warned not to use intelligence for political ends years before the so-called "dodgy dossier" on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was drawn up... more

Boroughs to pay for temporary classrooms for benefit families

03.12.10
Town halls could be forced to pay for temporary classrooms and other services for families forced out of central London by housing benefit changes... more

Historic farewell as last Harrier flight takes off from Ark Royal

24.11.10
The last flight of Harriers leaves the decks of a British aircraft carrie... more

Mrs Daredevil

19.11.10
What happens when a home-loving scaredy-cat marries an adrenaline-junkie war correspondent? Lies, tear and therapy, says Lydia Slater... more

Cuts will increase burden on London suburbs, minister admits

05.11.10
Schools and GP surgeries in outer London could face new pressures because of the Government’s housing benefit cap, Lord Freud admits... more

Kosovo slur 'won't cost Boris Johnson housing budget'

01.11.10
Boris Johnson's most senior aides today denied he would lose control of London's £1.2 billion housing budget as a result of his inflammatory remarks over housing benefit... more

No, minister, this housing benefit cap just isn’t going to fit

01.11.10
Another weekend of guff and counter-guff surrounding the changes to housing benefit and we’re still little closer to understanding what the impact of the final rules will be... more

David Cameron slaps down Boris Johnson's 'Kosovo' attack on policy

28.10.10
David Cameron slaps down Boris Johnson after he suggested the Government's housing benefit reforms could result in the 'Kosovo-style social cleansing' of London families... more

From the firing line to ‘You’re fired’: sniper battles Lord Sugar on The Apprentice

28.09.10
Alan Sugar has confronted some aggressive personalities on The Apprentice, but this time he will be dealing with a professional killer - former Marine Christopher Farrell... more

Tony Blair’s ‘special one’ was George W Bush, not Bill Clinton

14.09.10
BBC film The Special Relationship has been billed as a Bromance but is more about betrayal... more

Award for café owned and run by ex-soldiers

03.09.10
Café helping homeless ex-servicemen adjust to life back on civvy street has won a major award for its work... more

Kosovo independence declared legal by UN

22.07.10
Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia did not break international law... more

War crimes retrial for ex-Kosovan leader Ramush Haradinaj

21.07.10
Former Kosovan prime minister Ramush Haradinaj faces a retrial by the UN’s war crimes tribunal... more

Serbia finds mass grave from Kosovan war

10.05.10
Serbia finds a mass grave with about 250 bodies of ethnic Albanians killed in the 1998-99 war in Kosovo... more

Sentry death TA soldier 'was on last Afghan tour'

21.01.10
Territorial Army soldier who volunteered to serve in Afghanistan was shot dead as he manned a sentry post, an inquest hears... more

Battling Valon Behrami's pledging not to do a runner from Upton Park

30.10.09
West Ham have run into a lot of trouble this season but Valon Behrami says he won't desert them... more

Survivors' despair as Karadzic boycotts his war crimes trial

26.10.09
The war crimes trial of former Bosnia Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was opened and adjourned in The Hague after he carried out his threat to boycott proceedings... more

Daredevil adventures in Kosovo, Burma and the Arctic

09.10.09
A freezing night on the ice, an ambush in Kosovo and a terrifying encounter with the Burmese militia. Three adventurers recount their ultimate tales of derring-do... more

Briton accused of Iraq murders 'very poorly'

14.08.09
Former British soldier accused of shooting dead two colleagues in Iraq was suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome and should never have been given a job as a private security guard... more

This was a shambolic misadventure and we must learn from it

30.04.09
As the summer heat and dust rises over the Basra airbase the Union flag will be hauled down definitively, drawing to an end a six-year adventure from which our leaders, civil and military, must draw some urgent lessons. If they don't they are going to regret it - and pretty quickly. ... more

Off the record

27.06.08
Björk talks tours and summer festivals and David Smyth tells you everything you need to know about this year's Glastonbury. ... more

Uplifting Björk is surely out of this world

15.04.08
Björk has never seemed quite human but at her Hammersmith Apollo gig it appeared the Icelandic musician really could do magic.... more

A worthy story, but lacks iron

31.08.07
I Miss Communism is a memoir of youth that badly needs an injection of documentary grit and some iron in its soul. As it stands, it comes dangerously close to harmless schmaltz.... more

Real voices from front line

14.08.06
Gregory Burke's "unauthorised biography" of the Highlands' oldest regiment, Black Watch, is a superlative play, brimfull of theatricality, energy and style.... more


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