BBC UK
'Fanatical' Gove attacked by union
The education secretary is like a "fanatical personal trainer" who urges schools to jump higher and run faster, a head teachers' leader is to say.
- Litvinenko widow calls for inquiry
- Dozens injured in US train crash
- Ofcom plans simplified phone numbers
- Hollande signs gay marriage bill
- US criticises Russia over missiles
- British child dies at Egyptian hotel
- Afghan MPs to debate women's rights
- Contactless 'charging errors' at M&S
- Deep sea 'gold rush' moves closer
- Deadly blasts target Iraqi Sunnis
- Madeleine police identify new leads
- Sweden hosts Eurovision extravaganza
- On-the-run raccoon Ronnie recaptured
- Morrisons agrees deal with Ocado
- Europe car sales break losing streak
- Farage blasts 'fascist' protesters
- Hammond: Gay marriage 'angered many'
- Rubella fears after measles epidemic
- Time-lapse imaging 'improves IVF'
- Academy group expense extravagance
- Phones 'used like digital dummies'
- Man lists 12,000 call menu options
- US questions Google on Glass privacy
- Expert issues UK tree threat warning
- GPS 'improves early tsunami alerts'
- George Michael injured in M1 crash
- Jewel theft at Cannes film festival
- The people with a religious duty to have children
- The Loop: Floral swim caps and kissed biceps
The Guardian
David Cameron ally: Tory activists are mad, swivel-eyed loons
Senior Tory made remarks in response to question about MPs who voted for EU referendum amendment in Queen's speechDowning Street is wrestling with a dilemma over how to respond after a close ally of David Cameron was alleged to have described Tory activists as "mad, swivel-eyed loons".In remarks immediately seized on by Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, the senior Tory said that the party's M
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- Bombs targeting Sunnis kill at least 76 in Iraq
- Cannabis: Colorado's budding industry
- 1,000 pupils and rising – primary schools go supersize
- Nigel Farage and Alex Salmond trade insults in battle of nationalists
- Lib Dem minister urges coalition to carry out plain cigarette packet plan
- Mandela family fall out as lawyers argue over former president's legacy
- Litvinenko inquest coroner agrees to keep crucial evidence secret
- Russia reveals identity of CIA Moscow chief following Ryan Fogle's expulsion
- Syria missile sale played down by Russia
- Eurozone crisis as it happened: Greece on track to exit slump next year, says Troika
- Cannes jewellery heist takes shine off stars on red carpet day
- Nigel Farage and Alex Salmond clash over protesters
- UK's climate change adaptation team cut from 38 officials to just six
- Black and gay police officer hounded out of force 'like enemy of the state'
- Public sector pensions 'will be reduced by a third' under reforms
- Jimmy Mubenga security guards had racist jokes on their mobile phones
- Sats girl takes Michael Gove, the comma chameleon, to task
- Police spies' use of dead children's identities was common, MPs told
- Litvinenko inquest close to collapse after coroner rules crucial evidence secret
- Jorge Rafael Videla, Argentinian 'dirty war' president, dies
- George Michael injured in car crash
- Madeleine McCann case: Scotland Yard identifies new leads
- Silvio Berlusconi aides' 'bunga bunga' trial: Ruby takes the stand
- Ukip: the battle for Britain
- Beleaguered Obama looks to fight back as critics ask: is he a lame duck already?
- Video of Russian orphans being beaten sparks outrage
- Global warming has not stalled, insists world's best-known climate scientist
- Chinese tourists warned over bad behaviour overseas
UK News from Times Online
Government scales back child worker vetting scheme
Plans to vet millions of people working with children and vulnerable adults are to be scaled back to “common sense” levels, the Government announced today
- Live: Bloody Sunday families shown Saville report
- Bloody Sunday fees hit £100m, with 14 lawyers earning more than £1m
- Freedom of Information Act gives protection to royal secrets
- BNP leader invited to meet Queen at Buckingham Palace garden party
- England sees again how fragile optimism can be on and off the field
- US pension funds sue BP directors over the falling share price
- Economy may never recover from banking crisis, warns OBR
- Same economists who work out Budget figures are producing OBR data
- Blundering goalkeepers ‘think their hands are wider’
- Why everything in the garden is lovely again at Chiswick House
- Melancholy swansong of a queen gets upbeat vote from opera lovers
- Popular? What about tunesmiths Bizet, Handel, Rossini and Verdi?
- Derrick Bird’s mother vows to write letters of comfort to bereaved
- Tax-cutting blow as CGT to raise £1.5bn less than planned
- Britain must prepare for casualty spike in Afghanistan, Cameron warns
- Families call for the truth 38 years after Bloody Sunday
- Royal two for one: William and Harry go to Africa on first joint tour
- Witnesses ‘lied to hide Prince’s involvement,’ court told
- BBC to break ranks on public sector pay
- Lord Saville — an outstanding legal mind defined by Bloody Sunday inquiry
- Gazza in hospital after car crash
- Bloody Sunday victims must be declared innocent, says McGuinness
- Tests show students died in double suicide, despite parents’ protests
- Londoners to enjoy ‘champagne of water’ with drink fountain restoration
- GP ‘failed to adequately examine Baby P’, misconduct hearing hears
- Defence cuts will be ‘ruthless and without sentiment’, Liam Fox warns
- OBR slashes economic growth forecasts
- Brits storm Broadway in the Tonys
- We’re all very normal, Labour leadership contenders tell hustings
BBC - England
Head 'spent £7k on own party'
A former head teacher of the year spent almost £7,000 in school money on her own 50th birthday party, a report finds.
- 'Most wanted' extradition delayed
- Child heart hospital boss resigns
- Litvinenko widow calls for inquiry
- Madeleine police identify new leads
- Travel agency armed robbers jailed
- Cocaine found in cakes at Gatwick
- Firm 'innocent' over halal pork test
- Lorry driver jailed over docks death
- Concert honours choirmaster victim
- Cathedral peregrine chicks born
- Nurses to join Nightingale march
- Chelsea Flower Show entry for sale
- New Zealand hold edge over England
- Cavendish completes consecutive wins
- Stoke investigate pig's head reports
- VIDEO: House of Commons
- VIDEO: Lucy Liu unveils own UK art exhibit
- VIDEO: Most injured soldier 'so proud' of MBE
- VIDEO: Nottingham bridge inched into place
- VIDEO: Pedestrian speaks of accident ordeal
- AUDIO: Police raids to target gangs
- VIDEO: Heathrow submits ideas to commission
- VIDEO: HS2 rail benefits are 'unclear'
- VIDEO: Boy, six, heads to world golf event
- Is European festival fever a threat?
- Family trauma lingers after killing
- Lecturer from Levellers wins award
- Dambusters: All the men who took part
- Sheffield 'anti-business' says Clegg
BBC - Scotland
Kirk General Assembly gets under way
The new moderator of the Church of Scotland is due to officially take up her post later with the start of the Kirk's General Assembly.
- New school flu vaccine pilot mooted
- World Whisky Day is toasted again
- Farage blasts 'fascist' protesters
- Kirk revises 'hurtful' Israel report
- Lawyer jailed for 'prison smuggling'
- Vaseline slip damages claim fails
- Iona survey hints at burial sites
- Death rate review at heart hospital
- Helmand blast soldier funeral held
- Witness' partner denies false alibi
- Virus outbreak forces school closure
- Order against cruel puppy farmer
- Cyclist dies in collision with truck
- Fan banned for sectarian singing
- Council staff could strike over pay
- Nightingale medal for killed worker
- Warship crew parade in Edinburgh
- Men treated after ice cream van fire
- Exhibition to showcase modern art
- On-the-run raccoon Ronnie recaptured
- Man in court over Royal Mile incident
- Insolvency looms for Hearts company
- RBS to cut a further 1,400 jobs
- New schools for West Dunbartonshire
- Fake utility men assault OAP in home
- Colgan wins romantic novel prize
- SSE invests £200m in wind farm
- Breakdown ferry 'to resume service'
- £37m plan to upgrade Highland yard
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