Radical cleric wins bid for freedom
3:38am Tuesday 7th February 2012
The decision to release a radical Muslim cleric described as "Osama bin Laden's right-hand man in Europe" on bail has been branded "a disgrace".
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Inquiry: Stalking should be offence
3:26am Tuesday 7th February 2012
A new offence of stalking should be brought in immediately to stop harassment and intimidation turning to murder, an inquiry has said.
Charles to lead Dickens celebration
3:26am Tuesday 7th February 2012
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall are to lead celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens.
Editors back before press inquiry
2:57am Tuesday 7th February 2012
The editors of The Sun and The Times and the former chair of the Press Complaints Commission are to give evidence to the inquiry into press standards.
Contest to boost child literacy
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
Schools Minister Nick Gibb has said that children should "always have a book on the go" as he announced plans for a new national reading competition.
Free cash ignored in goodwill offer
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
The majority of Brits were so cynical when it came to accepting a genuine offer of goodwill that they turned down free money, research has revealed.
Thousands of young 'cyberbullied'
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
Hundreds of thousands of young people are being subjected to cyberbullying, with many being victimised for a year or more, new research suggests.
Valentine's gown made of roses
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
If you are thinking of giving flowers to your Valentine this year it may be hard to beat a unique gown made of nearly 2,000 blooms.
Warning over multiple family risks
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
More than one in four youngsters in the UK are growing up in families facing multiple challenges such as parental depression and financial hardship, according to new research.
Treasury 'unaware' of tax write-off
12:07am Tuesday 7th February 2012
The Treasury was "surprised" to learn that £10.9 billion of unpaid tax had been written off by HM Revenue & Customs in one year, according to an influential group of MPs.