CQC 'Cover-Up': Father's Anger Over Scandal

The father of a boy who died at a hospital where failings were allegedly covered up by Care Quality Commission chiefs is calling for a "forensic" new investigation into the scandal. James Titcombe, whose son Joshua died in the Cumbria maternity...

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Jeremy Forrest: Child Sex Teacher Jailed

A teacher who fled to France with his pupil and spent a week on the run has been jailed after admitting five counts of sexual activity with a child. Jeremy Forrest, who was convicted by a jury yesterday of abducting the schoolgirl, pleaded guilty to...

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School Canteens: 8,000 Face The Axe

By Liz Lane, Sky Reporter As many as 8,000 primary school canteens in England could be at risk of closure because they are losing money. Head teachers took control of dinner budgets from local councils in April and many have discovered they are...

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Serious Speeding Offences In UK Jump By 10%

The number of drivers summoned to court for speeding increased by 10% last year - meaning more drivers are committing the most serious speeding offences, new figures reveal. In 2012, 48,000 drivers - nearly 1,000 a week - appeared before magistrates...

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Pelka Case: Boy 'Looked Like He Had Worms'

By Lisa Dowd, Midlands Correspondent The aunt of a four-year-old boy who died after allegedly being starved over several months has told a court that she thought he had "worms". The prosecution claims that Daniel Pelka died of a head injury after...

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Moors Murderer Brady 'Should Stay In Hospital'

Moors murderer Ian Brady remains "chronically psychotic" and should stay in a hospital for treatment, his mental health tribunal has heard. The child killer suffers from long-term paranoid schizophrenia which does not "just fade away and die", according...

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Child Porn: Web Giants Summoned For Talks

By Sophy Ridge, Political Correspondent Leading internet companies have been summoned to a Westminster meeting in a bid to crack down on child abuse online. Firms including Google, Microsoft and Facebook will attend a summit called by Culture Secretary...

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Soldiers Wait To Hear On Army Job Losses

Thousands of soldiers will learn today whether they have lost their jobs in the latest round of Army redundancies. A fresh tranche of up to 5,300 Army personnel are to be handed redundancy notices as the Government tries to reduce the number of regulars...

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