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Mosely to challenge privacy laws
20.43 Tue Oct 07 2008
Max Mosley has said he plans to challenge UK privacy laws in the European Court of Human Rights.
Dream Uefa draw for Pompey
16.52 Tue Oct 07 2008
Portsmouth have been given a dream Uefa Cup draw against seven-times European champions AC Milan.
Driver reveals picture of son
12.15 Tue Oct 07 2008
British actress Minnie Driver has used MySpace to reveal the first image of her baby son.
US denies warplane lands in Iran
15.07 Tue Oct 07 2008
The Pentagon has denied Iranian reports that a US military aircraft violated its territory and was forced to land in the country.
Menezes 'could happen again'
12.16 Tue Oct 07 2008
The officer in charge when Jean Charles de Menezes was shot dead has said the same thing could happen again.
Man shot for wearing Obama T-shirt
17.36 Tue Oct 07 2008
A Londoner who was shot for wearing a Barack Obama T-shirt has spoken of his terror.
Troops patrol Bangkok after clashes
15.33 Tue Oct 07 2008
Troops are keeping order on the streets of Bangkok after a day of clashes between police and anti-government protesters.
Philippines seek Enfield apology
18.12 Tue Oct 07 2008
The Philippines' ambassador in London is demanding a public apology from the BBC over a Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse sketch.
Obama has narrow lead ahead of debate
16.25 Tue Oct 07 2008
White House hopeful Barack Obama has a narrow three-point lead over his Republican rival John McCain, according to the latest poll.
Shooting victim named
23.00 Tue Oct 07 2008
A 27-year-old man who was shot dead in a block of flats has been named.
BCC: 'UK already in recession'
22.27 Tue Oct 07 2008
The UK is already in recession and may be facing a prolonged downturn, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has warned.
Call for UK emissions to be cut by 80%
09.07 Tue Oct 07 2008
UK greenhouse gas emissions should be cut by at least 80 per cent in the next 40 years, the Government's climate change committee says.
Warning over chemicals in curries
16.04 Tue Oct 07 2008
A quarter of takeaway curries contain illegal levels of potentially harmful chemicals, a study has found.
Record £7m fine for Alliance & Leicester
12.21 Tue Oct 07 2008
Alliance & Leicester has been fined a record £7 million for "serious failings" when selling payment protection insurance (PPI).
Paedophile back in Thai court
16.59 Tue Oct 07 2008
Convicted paedophile Christopher Neil has appeared in a Thai court to face a further charge of abusing children.
Jury slams police force over OAP's death
22.51 Tue Oct 07 2008
A jury has accused the police of "institutionalised complacency" after a PC was convicted of careless driving following an OAP's death.
Qantas jet makes emergency landing
13.33 Tue Oct 07 2008
Over 30 people have been seriously injured after a plane made an emergency landing in Australia.
Bid to ban smoking in cars
11.38 Tue Oct 07 2008
Anti-smoking lobbyists have said the Government should consider banning smoking in cars.
Pratchett: 'End dementia stigma'
22.52 Tue Oct 07 2008
Author Terry Pratchett is hoping to bring dementia "out of the shadows" in a new campaign.
Putin throws his weight around
15.41 Tue Oct 07 2008
Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin has launched an instructional judo DVD.
Duchovny leaves rehab
12.05 Tue Oct 07 2008
Actor David Duchovny has completed a rehabilitation programme for sex addiction.
Scotland rail workers on strike
09.24 Tue Oct 07 2008
Thousands of rail passengers in Scotland will face travel misery on Tuesday as signal workers stage the first of two strikes this week.
Serbian chef goes nuts
10.59 Tue Oct 07 2008
A unique cookbook has emerged where the chef's main ingredient is testicles.
Hollywood goes political as election nears
16.15 Tue Oct 07 2008
A film about President George W Bush is due to debut in the UK next month.
Young Muslims to advise ministers
12.44 Tue Oct 07 2008
More than 20 young Muslims are to advise Cabinet ministers on issues affecting their day-to-day lives.
Meat Loaf 'seeks treatment' after awards
09.15 Tue Oct 07 2008
Meat Loaf was the talk of the Q Awards after nearly falling over on stage.
Skateboarding makes comeback
18.44 Tue Oct 07 2008
Skateboarding is apparently making a comeback, and it seems an older crowd are leading the way.
Gay UK 'cannibal' trial hears from ex-lovers
15.04 Tue Oct 07 2008
The trial of the first winner of Mr Gay UK, who is accused of stabbing a man to death before eating him, has heard from two ex-lovers.
New Down's Syndrome test developed
06.57 Tue Oct 07 2008
A non-invasive test for mothers-to-be worried that their unborn child has Down's syndrome has been developed.
Griff Rhys Jones launches new series
14.51 Tue Oct 07 2008
Griff Rhys Jones's three-part documentary series on the world's greatest cities starts this week.
Governor warns of prison riots
09.50 Tue Oct 07 2008
Violent disturbances could erupt in British prisons as the overcrowding crisis deepens, a senior governor has warned.
Double Q win for Coldplay
06.54 Tue Oct 07 2008
Coldplay have picked up two prizes at the Q Awards in London.
Police race row prompts review
09.22 Tue Oct 07 2008
Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has announced an assessment of how ethnic minorities are treated by the police.
Blasts hit Baghdad during official's visit
11.51 Tue Oct 07 2008
A double explosion has rocked Iraq's Foreign Ministry as US Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte prepared for a conference nearby.
Mourinho considered managing England
08.21 Tue Oct 07 2008
Former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho considered becoming England coach but had too much desire to continue his career in club football.
Hatton eyes Mayweather Jnr rematch
08.35 Tue Oct 07 2008
Ricky Hatton has admitted he would love to secure a rematch with Floyd Mayweather Jnr before he retires.
Soldier killed in minefield mistake
12.52 Tue Oct 07 2008
A mine which killed a soldier in Afghanistan exploded as a hovering rescue helicopter tried to land, an inquest heard.
High School Musical 3 debut
23.38 Tue Oct 07 2008
The first High School Musical film to be screened in cinemas has opened in the UK.
ECB: 'Stanford matches will go ahead'
07.49 Tue Oct 07 2008
ECB chairman Giles Clarke is confident the first of the £11.4million Stanford winner-takes-all Twenty20 matches will go ahead.
Calls for Hollywood chimp to be honoured
10.03 Tue Oct 07 2008
Campaigners say the Hollywood chimp who starred in the old Tarzan films should get a Bafta.
McGeechan reveals Lions plans
09.23 Tue Oct 07 2008
Ian McGeechan has unveiled the selection blueprint he hopes will help the Lions to a Test series victory against South Africa next summer.
Tour's Schumacher tests positive for EPO
08.06 Tue Oct 07 2008
German cyclist Stefan Schumacher has tested positive for using the banned substance erythropoietin (EPO) during the Tour de France.
Depeche Mode reveal tour details
12.07 Tue Oct 07 2008
Depeche Mode have announced details of the European leg of their world tour.
Ramprakash banned for swearing
07.39 Tue Oct 07 2008
Mark Ramprakash has been suspended for the first two County Championship matches of next season for repeatedly swearing at an umpire.
Anderson strips for Playboy birthday
07.40 Tue Oct 07 2008
Pamela Anderson has stripped off for Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner's birthday.