A new banking phone system will identify those with low credit approvals and put them through to a call centre in India.

Unite insisted cabin crew are not 'mindless militants' as they pleaded with BA to put its latest offer on pay staff levels back on the table.

The Prime Minister is like love rat Cole begging for forgiveness and another chance despite leading the economy to the brink of ruin, Mr Cable claimed.

Charlotte Avenall's parents Susan and Simon Moody both admitted child cruelty between August 14 and September 12 last year.

Tens of thousands of children are being taught in temporary huts or overcrowded classrooms after primary school admissions leapt by almost a quarter.

Alistair Darling is planning to use an expected £2billion in extra revenue from the 50 per cent City 'supertax' for more public spending, according to Whitehall sources.

Sal Miah spent five hours in a police cell after he chased down the hoodies and held them in the bar while his staff dialled 999.

Judge Paul Collins today declared the far Right group's membership rules illegal.

Finance ministers of the 16 member states that use the euro, including Greece, are preparing to finalise details of the rescue on Monday.

The corporation has been holding classes called Making The Web Work For You, which teaches them how to set up accounts on social networking sites.

To the casual observer, they must have seemed like all the other families dining in the elegant riverside restaurant in Zurich that night.

The news fuels fears that the era of free banking is rapidly disappearing, with customers forced to pay up to £25 a month for a current account.

A study of more than 1.5million men and women found that becoming a parent has a clear effect on the chances of developing conditions like cancer and heart disease.

Can children really be born evil? Detectives who worked on the James Bulger murder inquiry certainly believed so.

Until now, Samantha Cameron has avoided the limelight, preferring not to give interviews.

In his own words, peppered with expletives and semi-literate slang, a teenager suspected of harassing a defenceless man brags about his life and reveals the hopelessness of his existence.

After clambering through a tiny hatch and up into the arcade machine where he was surrounded by his sugary feast, little Cohen Stone, two, realised there was no way back.

The National Childbirth Trust charity is calling for such companies to be banned from NHS wards.

Khyra Ishaq died after a 'chilling' punishment regime carried out by Angela Gordon and Junaid Abuhamza, a judge said.

The tunnel, which runs from Wapping to Rotherhithe at a depth of 75ft below the river's surface, quickly became a thriving shopping arcade and entertainment centre for the Victorians.

Rudi Assauer, who formerly headed up Schalke 04 in the Bundesliga, went on to say: ‘Perhaps they are OK in other sports but not in football.

Figures show the number of mortgages approved fell by half in January following the end of the stamp duty 'holiday' on homes worth between £125,000 and £175,000.

The pair are being held at an east London police station over the killing of Sukhwinder Singh on January 8, Scotland Yard said.

Politicians are voting on a bill that, if passed, would see restaurateurs fined $1,000 (£660) each time they were caught adding the condiment to food.

The bombers walked up to army vehicles in the crowded R A Bazaar of Lahore, blowing themselves up as people sat down to eat before Muslim weekly prayers began.

Scientists, who claim to have produced one of the best replicas yet of an early modern human’s skull, say it is up to 20 per cent bigger than ours.

How in heaven's name can we give shape to the revulsion and dismay we collectively feel? How, this time, will those responsible excuse themselves, as surely they will?

It is just over two years since I was burgled. The thief had obviously seen my wife and baby son go out and used that opportunity to steal a crowbar from the shed next door.

The General Election debates between the three main party leaders threaten to be uninspiring, sterile affairs, smothered by a catalogue of ground rules and restrictions.

Like an oiled gun being rolled towards the Tory ramparts, Samantha Cameron will make her television interview debut this weekend.