Andy Coulson’s government job under renewed attack
PM under pressure to sack director of communications following new allegations in New York Times over unlawful phone hacking |
Maths prodigy, now 15, heads for Cambridge
Arran Fernandez, who hit headlines in 2001 for his mathematical prowess, set to become university’s youngest student since 1773 |
David Miliband is voters’ choice for Labour leader, says poll
YouGov poll commissioned by his campaign suggests David Miliband is seen as the strongest candidate in the Labour leadership contest to serve as prime minister |
Hurricane Earl weakens as it hits US east coast
Fears remain as downgraded storm moves northwards from North Carolina |
Phone hacking claims: John Prescott calls for police conduct inquiry
Former deputy prime minister says police refused to tell him whether his phone was hacked by News of the World journalists |
Shrek comes to Bargoed outdoor cinema
The Bargoed Outdoor Cinema event is back for the second time this year with the box office smash ‘Shrek 4 – Forever After’. Tonight, the popular outdoor cinema event returns to Hanbury Road Car Park to screen the popular Dream Works animation People are welcome to bring blankets, chairs and… Continue Reading |
Pakistan match-fixing claims: Croydon crisis confirms worst corruption fears
Mazhar Majeed was quoted as saying ‘the only reason’ he bought Croydon Athletic was to launder money made from match-fixing |
Man accused of murdering elderly vicar brings new claim of sexual abuse
Christopher Hunnisett, convicted of drowning Ronald Glazebrook in 2002 and then chopping up his corpse, says clergyman sexually abused him before his death |
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