Live: Tony Blair at the Chilcot Inquiry - blow-by-blow

3.52pm Mr Blair says of the post-war phase: ?What became clear in time was not a lack of recourse but a lack of security.?

The ghostly presence of Drumcree hangs over Hillsborough talks

The sounds of marching feet, accordion bands and the Lambeg drum reverberate across Northern Ireland every summer but they have not been heard on the Garvaghy Road since 1997.

Gosport 'Death Ward' doctor Jane Barton escapes being struck off

A doctor who prescribed ?potentially hazardous? levels of painkillers to elderly patients who died has escaped being struck off the medical register.

Gosport 'Death Ward' doctor Jane Barton escapes being struck off

A doctor who prescribed "potentially hazardous" levels of painkillers to elderly patients who died has escaped being struck off from the medical register.

Gosport 'Death Ward' doctor escapes being struck off

A doctor who prescribed "potentially hazardous" levels of painkillers to elderly patients who died has escaped being struck off from the medical register.

'Homegrown terrorist' Mohammed Atif Siddique in 'miscarriage of justice'

The student branded Scotland?s ?first homegrown terrorist? was the victim of a miscarriage of justice, according to senior judges who say that they are now ?minded? to overturn his most serious conviction.

Tony Blair admits Saddam threat was overstated

Tony Blair opened himself up to a charge of misleading Parliament today when he told the Iraq inquiry that by any objective analysis the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's chemical and biological weapons programme had not increased after 9/11.

Stephen Marshall admits murder of 'jigsaw man', Jeffrey Howe

A personal trainer has admitted murdering a man before cutting up his body and scattering it across two counties.

Iraqis divided over Tony Blair?s legacy as former PM defends his war

There are parts of Iraq where Tony Blair could walk down the street, even be hailed a saviour, and there are parts where he would be strung from the nearest lamp post as soon as he showed his face.

Oxford student suspended after 'inventing ten As at A level'

An Oxford University fresher has been suspended over allegations that he falsely claimed to have ten A grades at A level to win a place at the prestigious institution.

Pyjama-wearing ban spreads from Cardiff to Shanghai

From south Wales to eastern China a global crackdown is beginning.

Hopes rise for last ditch Ulster deal as deadline looms

Gordon Brown?s deadline for agreement between Northern Ireland?s parties on solving its latest crisis expires this afternoon, leaving a major disaster looming for the Province?s power-sharing government.