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Half-term travel plans in jeopardy with Britain set for more snow from Siberia
The half-term getaway could be under threat as Britain looks set to remain in the grip of a -15C blast from Siberia until at least the weekend. More...
Mother sobs at CCTV of 5-year-old paralysed in 'gang shooting'
The mother of Thusha Kamaleswaran broke down in court as she watched CCTV footage of an alleged gang-related shooting that paralysed her young daughter. More...
Rally driver crashes car into sea after borrowing dad's prized vehicle
Rally driver George Miedecke was allowed to race his father’s prized car on two conditions – he didn't come second... or crash it. More...
Greek politicians in crisis talks as strikers take to streets
Greek politicians have met to try and reach a deal on the tough cutbacks demanded by the nation’s creditors. More...
Pro-Assad Syrians in Damascus back Russia's vote for violence
Thousands of flag-waving Syrians have lined the streets of Damascus to thank Russia for 'standing in the face of a world conspiracy'. More...
Plain clothes police officer chases himself after CCTV burglar bungle
A plain clothes police officer chased himself for 20min after he was mistaken on CCTV for a burglary suspect. More...
Met Police told only top officers get to take summer holidays
Frontline Metropolitan police officers are banned from taking summer holidays this year, while senior officers are ‘free to take a fortnight’s break’, a leaked memo has revealed. More...
Disabled man tells judges: I cannot live on £85,000 a year
A disabled man who says £85,000  a year is not enough to meet his needs has taken his ‘landmark’ case to the Supreme Court. More...
Five killer whales suing SeaWorld in landmark slavery case
Five killer whales are hoping to make a splash in the world of civil rights – if a judge will hear their cry. More...
Home secretary says UK wants to deport Abu Qatada 'before Olympics'
Home secretary Theresa May has condemned the decision of a European court to grant bail to radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada, and revealed the government wants to deport him before the London 2012 Olympics. More...
Syrian uprising: Russia says president 'understands responsibility of peace'
Russia has backed Syrian president Bashar Assad as the man to stop the violence between his regime and rebels despite the continued bombardment of the city of Homs. More...
Video shows last moments of teenagers car surfing at high speed
Video of the final moments of two teenagers who died while car surfing has been shown to their emotional relatives in a Florida court. More...
Prince Charles leads tributes on Charles Dickens' 200th birthday
Prince Charles led the glowing tributes to Charles Dickens as Britain marked the English novelist's 200th birthday with a series of commemorative events across the country. More...
Scotland Yard accepts failing to warn phone hacking victims was unlawful
The Metropolitan police service has accepted it failed to fulfil a legal responsibility to warn people they were victims of phone hacking. More...
Thomas Cook jet safe after dramatic Belfast emergency landing
The circuitous flight-path of a Thomas Cook passenger plane that eventually made a successful emergency landing at Belfast International Airport has been revealed. More...
Schoolgirls given contraceptive implants without parents' knowledge
Parents have reacted with fury after it was revealed girls as young as 13 were given contraceptive implants at schools in Southampton. More...
Drive to help UK customers recoup £4.1billion 'lost' to energy giants
Energy companies are gaining up to £4billion a year simply because customers don't seek cheaper tariffs claims consumer charity. More...
Rape trial clerk admits watching hardcore pornography in court
A court clerk watched hardcore pornography while a rape trial defendant gave evidence, a court has heard. More...
Commuters ignore free fares offer believing deal too good to be true
When something is too good to be true, it normally is – but that attitude has seen thousands of commuters turn down free cash. More...
BP profits soar to £15.1billion in payout bonanza for shareholders
BP has signalled it is on the road to recovery by increasing its payout for shareholders. More...
Asian gang hunted over 'hate' beating of white teenager
A gang of Asian youths who battered a white teenager and left him for dead are being hunted by police who are treating the assault as a hate crime. More...
Attorney general defends decision over Joey Barton's John Terry tweets
Comments made on Twitter by Joey Barton about the John Terry racism case would not prejudice the impending trial, the attorney general has reiterated. More...
Why catch-up TV won’t be the sole source of viewing
The days of flicking through three channels are long gone. A revolution is taking place in television affecting when, where and even how we watch it. But what does the future hold? Is traditional ‘prime-time viewing’ soon to be a thing of the past? Metro talks to those in the industry to find out… More...
Lotto winner to go back to work as gardener despite £2.2m jackpot
The winner of last week's Lotto jackpot has said he hopes to return to his job as a gardener, despite having an extra £2.2 million in the bank. More...
Treasury told to get a grip after £11bn in unpaid tax written off by mistake
Almost £11billion in unpaid tax was written off in a year without anyone realising as chaos reigned among those supposedly in control of the nation’s finances, MPs say. More...
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