Story which prompted Alistair Darling's 'forces of Hell' claim

The story which prompted Alistair Darling to assert on Tuesday night that No 10 had unleashed the "forces of Hell" against him appeared in The Times on September 1 2008.

Industry chief loses six-year US extradition battle

Ian Norris, the ailing retired industry chief, today lost a Supreme Court appeal in his six-year battle to avoid extradition to the United States over allegations of obstructing justice.

Government likely to miss teenage pregnancy target

The number of teenage pregnancies in England and Wales has fallen slightly, but the Government is still likely to miss a target to reduce the "shameful" number of girls becoming mothers, figures suggest.

Gordon Brown: I didn't unleash 'forces of Hell' on Alistair Darling

Gordon Brown today denied that he had ordered his aides to unleash "the forces of Hell" against Alistair Darling after the Chancellor predicted the recession would be the worst for 60 years.

Doctor Who fans to battle for Daleks as BBC sells its DIY monsters

Viewers may cower behind the sofa, but Doctor Who shows no fear as he fights off the invading hordes of Cybermen. But then, perhaps he could see that their hands were made of cricket gloves, their bodies were painted boiler suits and the ray guns looked suspiciously like electric screwdrivers.

Cheryl Cole?s fight for love ends with tweet from a PR

The end came with the traditional and almost entirely pointless plea for restraint from Cheryl Cole?s spokesman. ?Cheryl asks the media to respect her privacy during this difficult time,? said Sundraj Sreenivasan.

Assisted suicide law should not be changed, says Gordon Brown

Frail and ill people would be under pressure to end their lives if assisted suicide were legalised, the Prime Minister has warned.

Gang member was on bail for murder when he killed Matalan shop manager

A gang member was on bail for stabbing a teenager to death when he took part in a robbery during which a shop manager was murdered.

Police accused of complacency after Newry bomb

A car bomb that paralysed the centre of a busy Irish border city is proof of Northern Ireland?s deteriorating security situation, Unionists said yesterday.

Welsh convert to Islam Belinda Khan killed in Pakistan blast

A British woman who converted to Islam and moved to Pakistan to be with her husband was killed by a suicide bomber on Monday.

Escalating Falklands oil dispute goes to UN

The diplomatic row over the Falkland Islands deepened dramatically after Argentina announced that it would take its protests over British oil exploration to the United Nations today.

Government gives Abbey Road studios Grade II listed status

The studios at Abbey Road were given Grade II listed status by the Government yesterday, after a huge public outcry against plans to sell the venue.