WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Terrorists are believed to be responsible for a massive car blast at a government office block in the capital Oslo and a man disguised as a police officer opened fire at an island summer camp.read
King’s College London, Newcastle University and Warwick University, pictured, were granted licences to carry out the research after the 2008 Human Fertilisation Embryology Act came into force. read
Rebecca Leighton, 27, pictured, has been charged with six counts of causing damage with intent to endanger life. She will appear before magistrates in the morning.read
Since then hundreds of thousands of Poles have flocked to Britain and, despite the recession, they are continuing to arrive in their thousands.read
David Cameron said that James Murdoch, left, needed to clear up the 'mess' that had been created over the evidence he gave in Parliament.read
Andy Parfitt, 52, who has been in charge of Radio 1 for 13 years, earned £211,000 - but walks away with a bumper pension pot which will be worth £112,000 per year.read
Last week the defendants were controversially freed from jail after the Appeal Court ruled that the girls had ‘wanted sex’. read
John and Jason Tusting sold the metal for just £340 within hours of James Smith, pictured, suffering a fatal shock inside an electricity substation in south London.read
The massive increase is believed to be fuelled by rising levels of unprotected sex and immigration from countries where the virus is prevalent.read
Alison Clare, pictured, was seriously ill after their tent filled with carbon monoxide, killing her husband, Vincent, in the New Forest, Hampshire.read
Steven Bradshaw, 33, from Clapham, south London, insisted he had never been on the trip to France in his light aircraft or been the woman’s lover, despite photographic evidence.read
Radio Suffolk presenter James Hazell, pictured, launched the astonishing attack when one of his guests described the act as 'the most natural thing in the world'.read
Jeff Seale, 40, from Erie, Colorado noticed the bites on his foot two weeks ago, but only complained of feeling ill shortly before he died on Sunday. read
Peter Flanagan was held after the death of John Bennell who died from a stab wound to the chest after masked men tried to break into Mr Flanagan's home in Salford.read
Joseph Doherty, 60, admitted benefit fraud during his trial in Manchester, but escaped jail after revealing he had been suffering from stomach cancer.read
More than three in four (77 per cent) youngsters who describe themselves as Hindu go into higher education, according to statistics gathered for the Department for Education (DfE).read
The country's Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages has also turned down Baron, Bishop, Duke, General, Judge, King, Knight and Mr, because they sound like titles.read
Rescuers at the scene said the whales were part of a pod of around 60 which got trapped in the Kyle of Durness, one of Britain's most northerly points, in the Scottish Highlands.read
Lee Brophy, 44, of Catford, south-east London, assaulted his victim, in her fifties, in March. She had fought cancer in the past only to find herself diagnosed with the new condition.read
The sick mum, who cannot be named for legal reasons, lured her daughter to where sex-pest Michael Hunt, pictured, was waiting - and ordered her to have sex with him.read
The rush of TV cookery programmes and celebrity recipe books may have inspired us all to become masterchefs. But now there’s a nifty appliance that does it all anyway. read
George Wharton died aged 78 in September 2008, leaving everything to his partner of 32 years, Maureen. The couple had built up a successful leisure business on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent. read
Nokia said shipments of smartphones declined by 34 per cent to 16.7million units in the second quarter of 2011, during which Apple sold more than 20million iPhones.read
The suspect, who can only be identified as 'BM', is the subject of a control order which restricts his movements under the 2005 Prevention of Terrorism Act.read
The British Red Cross issued the warning after marine scientists said the UK's coastal waters could turn into a 'jellyfish soup' this summer.read
Captured in infrared light by Nasa's Spitzer Space Telescope, this spectacular image reveals galaxy IC 342's bright patterns of dust.read
The Liberal Democrat Energy secretary was questioned again over claims he avoided a motoring ban when caught speeding.read
A Massachusetts man says he has solved something that has boggled authorities for 40 years - the writings of a notorious murderer. read
Northumbria Police fired custody sergeant Darren Towers, 41, for gross misconduct after admitting to using the class C drug.read
Research shows the orange-tinged curry has been usurped by a lesser-known pretender, the jalfrezi.read
Drivers are being warned to expect jams on major routes from lunchtime today, particularly on main routes to the coast in south west England.read
A study carried out by Women at NBCU provides growing evidence that women are starting to outpace men when it comes to technology, traditionally a male interest.read
The Blackfish craft is 10ft-long and can either be remote-controlled from a distance of up to one kilometre away or travel on pre-programmed routes.read
Rather than originating from decades ago, these pictures were taken last week in western Iran, where the death penalty is still publicly used to this day.read
The 65-year-old agreed to the massive payout a year after his wife Galina, 52, divorced him in a 45 second divorce on grounds of his unreasonable behaviour.read
The Prime Minister admitted families are suffering ‘difficult times’ as he announced the effort to help young people get better quality training.read
The 20-year-old Tom Hampton kicked over, and then wore, the paint during outfield practice before the start of play on day two of the first Test between England and India.read
Markets rose today after details of the agreement thrashed out by German chancellor Angela Merkel (pictured) and other EU leaders in Brussels. read
Experts warned it is further evidence that Project Merlin, the Government's attempt to stimulate banks to increase credit for firms, is 'dangerous window dressing'. read
The Apgar test rates a baby's health on a scale of one to ten. Researchers in Sweden found a link between a score of under seven and lower intelligence in teenagers. read
Geraint Williams spoke out at the start of an inquest in Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire, into the death of public schoolgirl Natasha MacBryde.read
Findlay Farmer created a replica of the Buckingham Palace balcony at the disused Jolly Abbot pub in the village of Abbotsley, Cambridgeshire.read
A team of researchers carried out a study which found the optimum thickness is 14mm and the ideal amount of butter is 0.44 grams per square inch.read
Health chiefs have discovered 136 cases of people becoming ill with salmonella in the North, the Midlands and the South of England.read
Marlene Quarry, 63, (pictured) could not lie down due to a chronic form of heartburn called 'high reflux'. The rare condition meant corrosive stomach acid flooded her throat.read
Chiefs at Morriston Hospital in Swansea have contacted every patient who an operation in the heart and chest unit over five weeks after a patient died of Hepatitis B.read
Divers at the Coex Aquarium in Seoul are impressing visitors with their graceful technique and apparent comfort at performing in such an unusual setting. read
For most people the disused toilet block in Northampton was an eye-sore. However, for one astute man is was a business opportunity.read
Miranda Knowles, 27, claims an airplane worker demanded to see if she was wearing underwear, before kicking her off the flight at LaGuardia airport.read
Pandemrix has been deemed unsuitable after studies showed it could trigger narcolepsy - a rare disorder which causes a person to fall asleep suddenly and unexpectedlyread
Around 180,000 elderly patients with Alzheimer’s and similar memory-loss illnesses are taking some form of antipsychotic medication to control symptoms such as aggression.read
Locals panicked when Mao Xiping, a housewife from the village of Gezhai, in Henan province, central China, found the scraggy simian stealing cucumbers from her flat.read
The 100m gold medallist at the 1992 Barcelona Games Linford Christie was disqualified for 15 months and fined £5,000 after being found guilty of careless driving.read
Do you hate noisy pubs, struggle with technology and want to become a parish councillor? Then according to new research it looks like you are getting old.read
Scientists at the Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ireland, have found a new source of the heart-boosting proteins found in milk - in seaweed.read
Not only did Skoda top the league table of most popular car-makers – beating German sports car maker Porsche and Japan’s luxury Lexus – four of its individual cars finished in the top ten most satisfying individual models.read
Artist Mike Libby, 34, customises real insects and creatures with antique watch parts and electronic components to create new hybrid species.read
The new documentary, called One Life and made by the BBC's Natural History Unit, shows many sights caught on camera for the first time.read
A new study has revealed that 53 per cent feel upset when denied access and 40 per cent feel lonely if they are unable to go online.read
The total number of prisoners hit 85,578, that's 83 more than the previous record of 85,495 set last October and just under 2,500 short of the usable operational capacity. read
A review panel found today that Dr Jerome Ikwueke's fitness to practise was still 'impaired' but concluded he could resume practising if he complies with 18 conditions.read
This fossil proves some lizards and snakes were giving birth to live young, rather than laying eggs, in the Early Cretaceous period - much earlier than previously thought.read
Danielle Bailey, from Otley, who lost all four of her limbs to meningitis could be on the road to Paralympic glory next summer after becoming a gold-medal winning swimmer. read
Between the driver ordering his meal and picking it up, the 200mph Lamborghini Gallardo overheated and burst into flames - to the shock of onlookers.read
In recent years, his paintings commanded staggering prices at auction, including one of an overweight nude woman sleeping on a couch that sold in 2008 for £17.2m.read
A new study has revealed wide differences in the educational achievements of adults across the country.read
Many people, like four-year-old Hanna Hammond (pictured), have been enjoying the sun. But the soaring heat is believed to have contributed to 20 deaths nationwide.read
The Ministry of Defence confirmed that two people claiming to be British nationals had been detained.read
Kuba Dlugosz, 33, was wanted on a European arrest warrant for skipping a prison sentence when he attacked 83-year-old Eveline Kelmenson in north London.read
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is an impressive feat for anyone. But Chris Waddell, from Park City in Utah, has reached the 19,340ft summit - without the use of his legs. read
Residents of Guatemala City thought that a huge explosion in the middle of the night was a gas canister blast. But when morning came one woman was in for a shock.read
William Jobes said he spotted what appeared to be a head bobbing above the water 200 to 300 yards from the shore Fort Augustus on May 24.read