Hunt on for killer ex-royal aide
Police look for former royal dresser and convicted killer Jane Andrews who absconded from an open prison in Kent.

Cancer patients to sue hospital
Seven women wrongly told they did not have breast cancer are to take legal action against an NHS trust, solicitors say.

Rail station for flood-hit town
A Cumbrian town split in two by the collapse and closures of its bridges is to be reconnected with a temporary railway station.

Boy, 4, expelled over 'teacher attack'
A four-year-old boy is expelled from his primary school in Lancashire after assaulting a teacher.

No civil union for straight pair
A heterosexual couple who tried to register for a civil partnership have been refused.

Life sentences for fire murderers
Two men are jailed for life after being convicted of murdering a pawnbroker who died following a fire at home.

Britain's Got Talent star lands HMV in licence woe
A music store in Kettering which allowed a Britain's Got Talent star to sing is prosecuted for not having an entertainment licence.

Have you got Darwin's missing notes?
English Heritage launch an appeal to trace Charles Darwin's missing Galapagos notebook.

Richards resigns from 2018 board
England's 2018 World Cup bid suffers a setback with the surprise resignation of Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards.

Champions League exit not disastrous - Carragher
Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher says Champions League elimination would not be a disaster for the club because they can fall back on the Europa League.

Sunderland await Bent scan result
Sunderland fear Darren Bent may be sidelined for three weeks after their leading scorer underwent a scan on a suspected hamstring injury.

'We need help'
Flood-hit residents of Cockermouth struggle to rebuild

Fall from grace
The ex-royal aide who became a murderer

Hidden risk
What doctors didn't say about this man's heart

Baby P killer seeks rape appeal
One of three people jailed over the death of Baby Peter is challenging his conviction for raping a two-year-old.

Jubilee Line faces more closures
Contractors upgrading the Tube's Jubilee Line ask for six further weekend closures to finish the work.

Protest over school academies
Campaigners fighting plans to close three schools and create two academies in Hastings stage a protest.

Tattoo could identify beach body
An image of a tattoo on the body of a man washed up on Brighton beach is released in an attempt to identify him.

Two arrested after girl's death
A woman and boy are arrested following the death of a 14-year-old girl who suffered a cardiac arrest at a house party in Brighton.

Homes evacuated after pipe burst
About 20 people are forced to leave their homes after a burst water main floods a number of properties.

Appeal to trace baby death caller
Police investigating the discovery of a baby's body at a recycling centre say they urgently need to hear from a woman who called officers on Friday.

Fans want Filbert Street museum
Fans call for the redevelopment of the former Leicester City ground at Filbert Street.

Murder probe man leaves hospital
A murder suspect who was held under guard in a Suffolk hospital is now in custody at a police station.

Honour for Suffolk murders officer
The police officer who led the inquiry into the murder of five women in Suffolk in 2006 is being awarded the highest honour in policing.

School opens after death of pupil
A school reopens with a special assembly to remember a five-year-old pupil who died from suspected swine flu.

Two bailed in 'brothel' inquiry
Two people arrested following raids on two suspected brothels in Suffolk are released on bail.

Jobs created at technology firm
An east Lancashire-based technology company creates 150 jobs after an expansion of its premises.

Pc visited red light area on duty
A police officer who ignored an emergency call for assistance to visit a red light district in Manchester is given a conditional discharge.

Sex attacker groomed girl online
A man is jailed indefinitely for grooming and sexually assaulting a teenage girl while he was out on licence for child rape.

Probe finds woman was strangled
Police investigating the death of a couple at their home in Bolton say the woman had been strangled.

Plea to killer over lover's body
Police and a coroner urge a convicted murderer to reveal where he dumped his teenage lover's body.

Bridge revamp needs lottery cash
Lottery cash is needed to help fund a £2.7m revamp of Middlesbrough's Transport Bridge.

Wildlife concern over oil tankers
Conservationists say oil tankers anchored off the Jurassic Coast on the Dorset-Devon border are an "accident waiting to happen".

Police website names criminals
Police in Devon start "naming and shaming" criminals on the internet.

Council re-examines cancer move
Controversial plans to move upper gastro-intestinal cancer surgery out of Cornwall to Plymouth are to be re-examined by Cornwall Council.

Rail recycling plant to be built
A plant that will recycle 25% of the UK's disused rails and sleepers is to be built in a Wiltshire town.

Last salute for Army bomb victim
An army explosives expert who was killed in Afghanistan will be buried with full military honours in Cornwall later.

No sign of 'ghost' boat skipper
A search is called off after a small boat was found empty and moving in circles with its engine running on a rain-swollen river.