France urges aid boycott rethink - (15/09/2006 03:58:10)

France calls for the boycott of aid to the Palestinians to be re-examined if a national unity government is formed.

Two more terror suspects in court - (15/09/2006 03:53:17)

Two men are due to appear in court to face charges in connection with an alleged network of terrorist recruiters.

Muslim anger grows at Pope - (15/09/2006 02:28:54)

The Vatican fails to quell Muslim anger after Pope Benedict XVI is accused of making anti-Islamic remarks.

Child car seat law change looms - (15/09/2006 01:58:51)

Sales of child car seats are expected to soar over the weekend in advance of a change in the law.

South Korea's Ban 'leads UN race' - (15/09/2006 01:40:04)

A straw poll at the UN puts South Korean Foreign Minister Ban Ki-moon ahead in the race to succeed Kofi Annan.

UK opening of Gore climate film - (15/09/2006 00:46:00)

Al Gore's climate change film An Inconvenient Truth, seen by more than 2m people in the US, opens in the UK.

Thousands spared poor childcare - (15/09/2006 00:31:46)

Nearly 200 childcare providers in England are no longer registered after failing their Ofsted inspections.

Cameron warning of 'danger to UK' - (15/09/2006 00:08:41)

English ignorance of Scotland is damaging the union, according to the UK Conservative leader David Cameron.

Unions ponder NHS supply strike - (15/09/2006 00:02:47)

Union leaders are meeting to plan what could be the first national strike in the NHS for 18 years.

Doubts over morning-after pill - (15/09/2006 00:02:29)

Greater access to emergency contraception more available has had no effect on cutting the abortion rate, an expert says.