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SOARING global food and energy prices and international concern at the nuclear plans of renegade states Iran and North Korea are set to dominate the G8 summit when it gets und

DAVID Cameron will arrive in Glasgow East today to deride Labour for treating the voters of Glasgow East "like fools" and for relying on a "fifth-choice" cand

IN A mediation a few months back, those involved â€" some lay people, a growing business and a professional adviser â€" revealed they had previously spent more than three years in

SO, HAVE you been hooked by the coverage of the trial of the year yet?

HIS film turned millions of Americans on to the challenges of climate change and transformed the reputation of former vice-president Al Gore. Now Davis Guggenheim, the Oscar-w

DAVID Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, visiting South Africa for talks on the Zimbabwe crisis ahead of the G8 summit in Japan, yesterday started a political row with the pre

BY Murdo MacLeod

NEARLY ten million people crept out from behind the settee to find out whether David Tennant would survive the series finale of Doctor Who.

TWO men were injured yesterday after falling from a ride at a funfair in Northamptonshire. One of the victims was unconscious when paramedics arrived at the fairground, opp

TV ADVERTS for prepared salads will only be screened on sunny days under a groundbreaking move aimed at targeting viewers when they are in the right mood to buy.

WAITERS and waitresses across the UK will today urge MPs to back their campaign to stop tips being pocketed by "rogue" employers or the money being used to top up the

PLANS that would cut petrol by 5p a litre to shelter motorists from soaring oil prices were unveiled by the Conservatives yesterday.

MULTI-MILLIONAIRE Sir Alan Sugar yesterday light-heartedly played down reports he "cheated death" when his light aircraft crashed at an airfield.

AN E-FIT of a man seen running away from the scene of the murder of two French students was released by police yesterday.

Paul Scholes owns the memorabilia store Sign of the Times. We spoke to him about the sale of a signed letter by the Queen Mother for £16,000.

SHE was born in Australia, her parents are Australian, her early childhood was spent in Singapore and her coach is Dutch. But Britain is claiming her.

THE English language â€" spoken by more than one billion people worldwide â€" will celebrate its one millionth word within a year, linguistic experts have revealed.