Adam Sandler raises hair in Zohan
11.59 Sat Aug 16 2008
Adam Sandler's latest comedy You Don't Mess with the Zohan is released at cinemas this weekend.
World news
16.27 Wed Aug 13 2008
Georgia claims Russian aggression - Fatal bus bombing in Lebanon - Dalai Lama speaks out about China
Youngsters struggling with literacy
15.27 Tue Aug 12 2008
Almost one in three 14-year-olds are failing to reach the standards expected of their age group in reading, Sats results have shown.
Memorial service for Speight
23.17 Wed Aug 06 2008
Friends and family of children's TV star Mark Speight have paid tribute to him at a memorial service.
A memorial service is to be held for TV star Mark Speight
02.38 Wed Aug 06 2008
Friends and family will gather to remember the TV star who died in April.
Sats row continues as results released
19.32 Tue Aug 05 2008
The proportion of 11-year-olds in England reaching the standard expected of them in maths and English has risen by 1 per cent this year.
Families 'devastated' by Antigua murders
23.29 Mon Aug 04 2008
The families of shot newlyweds Ben and Catherine Mullany have said they are "absolutely devastated" by their loss.
Masterful Murray moves up rankings
07.27 Mon Aug 04 2008
Andy Murray's victory at the Cincinnati Masters has seen him climb to a career-high sixth in the latest ATP rankings.
World news
06.20 Mon Aug 04 2008
Stalin prison exposer dies - Scores killed in India stampede - Olympic flame arrives in China quake zone
The Levellers talk about new album
14.38 Sun Aug 03 2008
After spending the last three years on the road The Levellers are preparing for the release of their new album later this month.
UK News (Evening) for July 22nd, 2008
17.34 Tue Jul 22 2008
Christian Bale released after questioning - Karadzic captured - Calls for rethink of Sats
World news on July 22, 2008
16.10 Tue Jul 22 2008
Former Serb Bosnian leader Karadzic is arrested - Bulldozer rampage in Jerusalem - Indian government face confidence vote
Sport (Morning) for July 20th, 2008
06.37 Sun Jul 20 2008
Lewis leads the pack - Norman looks to history - Robinho in Chelsea's sights
World news
16.33 Fri Jul 18 2008
Mandela celebrates 90th birthday - Typhoon kills six in Taiwan - Pope Benedict meets leaders in Sydney
Sven look-a-like
13.46 Fri Jul 18 2008
An impostor posing as Sven-Goran Eriksson manages to fool everyone in Mexico.
Sport (Morning) for July 14th, 2008
06.15 Mon Jul 14 2008
Ronaldo 'out for three months' - South Africa fight back - Idowu breaks new record
World News (Morning) for July 13th, 2008
07.44 Sun Jul 13 2008
Liberia's President speaks out - MDC says it's committed to negotiations - China finalises security ahead of Olympics
Sport (Morning) for July 11th, 2008
06.18 Fri Jul 11 2008
War over Ronaldo - Pietersen's England century - Benitez unveils new signings
Sport (Morning) for July 10th, 2008
06.09 Thu Jul 10 2008
Lampard rejects Chelsea deal - Chambers awaits Olympic verdict - Murray looks to Beijing
World news
16.47 Tue Jul 08 2008
G8 leaders tackle climate change - Afghanistan accuses Pakistan over embassy bombings - Pamplona bull run held
World News (Lunchtime) for July 6th, 2008
17.39 Sun Jul 06 2008
G8 leaders arrive in Japan - Miliband calls for action on Zimbabwe - Thai woman has funniest laugh
Gamerzine TV - exclusive Star Wars preview
15.36 Fri Jul 04 2008
Gamerzine takes you backstage at the Skywalker ranch for a sneak preview of The Force Unleashed. Also, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith and Alone In
World News (Evening) for July 1st, 2008
16.39 Tue Jul 01 2008
Zimbabwe say West can "go hang" - Ten people stabbed in Shangai - Iran bus crash kills 25
World news
17.42 Mon Jun 30 2008
Mugabe urged to negotiate with opposition - Probe into US helicopter crash - Syria denies secret nuclear reactor
This is Genius: the weirdest videos of the week
14.32 Fri Jun 27 2008
This week, crazy country folk eat nettles, football meets mud wrestling, transvestites get their own toilets and criminal pigeons baffle B
World News (Evening) for June 26th, 2008
17.01 Thu Jun 26 2008
Bush on North Korea nuclear report - MDC supporters flee Zimbabwe - Border closures cause shortages in Gaza
World news
16.35 Fri Jun 20 2008
Tsvangirai may pull out of Zimbabwe run-off - Probe into US 'pregnancy pact' - Thousands hold anti-government protests in Thailand
World News (Evening) for June 19th, 2008
17.10 Thu Jun 19 2008
Mideast ceasefire expected to break down - Worldwide fuel demos - American cured of advanced skin cancer
World News (Evening) for June 17th, 2008
18.10 Tue Jun 17 2008
Taliban targeted in Kandahar - Ahmadinejad: 'Price of oil is artificial' - Floods cause chaos across China
Green push at Isle of Wight
20.49 Sun Jun 15 2008
More than 50,000 music fans have enjoyed the first of the summer's major festivals seeing classic rockers The Police.
Suicide thiller slated in reviews
21.05 Sat Jun 14 2008
The latest offering from director M Night Shaymalan has been slated at the box office.
World News (Morning) for June 14th, 2008
06.22 Sat Jun 14 2008
Colombian FARC rebel offers hostage deal - British police prepare for Bush visit - Pakistanis stage protests over judges' jobs.
World News (Morning) for June 12th, 2008
06.14 Thu Jun 12 2008
Sudan plane crash victims buried - Pakistan condemns US attack - Former king leaves Nepal palace
World News (Lunchtime) for June 11th, 2008
16.04 Wed Jun 11 2008
Bush warns of Iran action - Israel suspends invasion plans - King of Nepal to leave palace
Sport
16.53 Fri May 30 2008
FIFA supports foreign players rule - Spurs eyes Man City skipper - England selects one-day squad
World News (Morning) for May 17th, 2008
06.17 Sat May 17 2008
China's president encourages rescuers - Bloody robbery in The Philippines - Mugabe admits "disaster"
World News (Evening) for May 16th, 2008
18.43 Fri May 16 2008
Aftermath of China earthquake - Burma death toll jumps to 78,000 - Zimbabwe to re-run election
World news
16.50 Tue May 06 2008
Bush awaiting go-ahead to assist Burma - Interpol launches 'paedophile hunt' - Chinese president visits Japan
Hawker family launch Tokyo appeal
22.34 Mon Mar 24 2008
The family of a British school teacher murdered in Japan one year ago have appealed for help at a news conference in Tokyo.
Sport News
06.36 Fri Mar 14 2008
Rangers in last Uefa eight - Cheltenham Festival organisers gear up for Gold Cup - Countdown to Euro 2008.
World News (Evening) for February 29th, 2008
16.46 Fri Feb 29 2008
Turkish soldiers withdraw from Iraq - Chemical Ali to be executed - Fisherman rescued after 30 hours at sea
Sport news bulletin at 0630, February 22nd 2008
07.25 Fri Feb 22 2008
Nugent free to join Ipswich on loan deal - Redknapp pledges to save Bournemouth - Alonso insists Spain's 'not racist'.
World News (Evening) for February 8th, 2008
16.49 Fri Feb 08 2008
Putin warns of new global arms race - Progress in Kenya crisis talks - Female passenger arrested in New Zealand hijack attempt
Austria Speedride
12.52 Fri Jan 25 2008
It's the season for skiing and snowboarding and many of us are heading to the likes of Austria for our winter break. But, whilst you're th
World News (Morning) for January 25th, 2008
12.34 Fri Jan 25 2008
Italy's PM Romano Prodi has resigned - Gaza airstrike kills two Hamas militants - Brazil's deforestation - Obama & Clinton bicker
World News (Morning) for January 25th, 2008
06.46 Fri Jan 25 2008
Italy's PM Romano Prodi resigns - Gaza airstrike kills two Hamas militants - Brazil's deforestation.
Tories call for Diana programme ban
22.00 Mon May 28 2007
The Tories are calling for Channel 4 to cancel a documentary featuring pictures of the car crash that killed Diana, Princess of Wales.
Health warning for alcoholic drinks
21.20 Mon May 28 2007
Alcoholic drinks are to get new warning labels under a new Government scheme.
Doctors discover breast cancer breakthrough
10.10 Mon May 28 2007
Scientists have made a massive leap towards identifying the roots of hereditary breast cancer.
US and Iran in diplomatic talks
07.19 Mon May 28 2007
US officials are expected to call on Iran to stop arming and funding Shi'ite militias during rare talks in Baghdad.
Man charged by 7/7 officers bailed
12.58 Mon May 21 2007
A 34-year-old man charged by anti-terror officers investigating the July 7, 2005, bombings in London has been freed on bail.
BMA chairman resigns
23.22 Sun May 20 2007
The chairman of the British Medical Association has resigned for failing to reflect junior doctors' anger.
Forty killed in Lebanon fighting
22.48 Sun May 20 2007
At least 40 people have been killed in fierce fighting between Lebanese troops and al Qaeda-linked militants in northern Lebanon.
Man charged over 7/7 bombing
22.26 Sun May 20 2007
A 34-year-old man arrested by anti-terror officers investigating the 2005 July 7 bombings in London has been charged.
British soldier dies in Afghanistan
22.18 Sun May 20 2007
A British soldier has died in Afghanistan following an accident.
Brown defends Iraq invasion
19.07 Sun May 20 2007
Gordon Brown has mounted a staunch defence of the decision to invade Iraq.
July 7 terror suspects released
21.47 Tue May 15 2007
Three people arrested in connection with the July 7 bombings have been released without charge.
Two arrested over Dosunmu murder
15.26 Tue May 15 2007
Two men have been arrested over the murder of a 15-year-old boy.
Fifty killed in Iraq suicide bombing
08.23 Mon May 14 2007
Fifty people have been killed and 70 injured after a suicide truck bombing in the northern Iraqi town of Makhmur.
Princes march for army parade
22.03 Sun May 13 2007
Princes William and Harry swapped their military uniforms for bowler hats as they marched together in an Army parade.
Three charged over Kodjo murder
21.14 Sun May 13 2007
Three more youths have been charged with the murder of schoolboy Kodjo Yenga.
Brown campaigns on
16.07 Sat May 12 2007
Gordon Brown will press on with his campaign to succeed Tony Blair - despite the absence of a realistic challenge.
Five US soldiers die in Iraq
14.23 Sat May 12 2007
Five soldiers have been killed and three are missing after fierce fighting in Iraq.
Reid calls for terror law changes
12.43 Sat May 12 2007
Home Secretary John Reid has warned that human rights laws must be re-written to protect the public against terrorism.
Reid calls for terror law changes
11.07 Sat May 12 2007
Home Secretary John Reid has warned that human rights laws must be re-written to protect the public against terrorism.
Kerb-crawlers targeted
07.55 Sat May 12 2007
The Home Office and police are clamping down on street prostitution with a new advertising campaign targeting kerb-crawlers.
Potters Bar memorial to be held
06.58 Sat May 12 2007
Survivors of the Potters Bar rail crash will gather for a memorial service to mark the fifth anniversary of the disaster.
Police probe terror suspects
06.49 Sat May 12 2007
Police will continue to question four people arrested in connection with the July 7 bombings.
Madeleine's mum makes plea
07.05 Tue May 08 2007
Madeleine McCann's mother has made a plea for the three-year-old's safe return.
Tributes for shot officer
22.57 Mon May 07 2007
Tributes have been paid to a policeman shot dead just months after being commended for his bravery in tackling an armed man.
Children's bodies found in London
16.48 Sun May 06 2007
Police have found the bodies of two young children in south London.
Police officer shot dead in Shropshire
16.46 Sun May 06 2007
A police officer has been shot dead at the scene of a domestic incident.
Reid to quit as Home Secretary
16.41 Sun May 06 2007
Home Secretary John Reid has announced he will resign from the Cabinet this summer after ruling himself out of the Labour leadership.
Fresh appeal for missing girl
13.29 Sun May 06 2007
The parents of abducted three-year-old Madeleine McCann have made a fresh appeal for information.
Fresh appeal for missing girl
06.29 Sun May 06 2007
The parents of abducted three-year-old Madeleine McCann have made a fresh appeal for information.
Blair backs Brown for leader
21.56 Sat May 05 2007
Tony Blair has reportedly backed Gordon Brown to lead Labour into the next general election.
Murder probe launched over dead student
16.34 Sat May 05 2007
Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of a woman whose body was found at Hull University.
Former BP chief could face perjury charge
13.48 Wed May 02 2007
Former BP boss Lord Browne could face a perjury trial after admitting he lied to a court about his relationship with another man.
BP chief resigns
23.44 Tue May 01 2007
BP chief executive Lord Browne has resigned with immediate effect after a legal injunction was lifted.
Bush vetoes Iraq legislation
23.18 Tue May 01 2007
President Bush has vetoed legislation that requires him to begin withdrawing US combat troops from Iraq this year.
Girl fighting for life after shooting
23.05 Mon Apr 30 2007
A 12-year-old girl is fighting for her life after she was shot in the head.
UK soldier jailed over Iraq abuse
19.29 Mon Apr 30 2007
Britain's first war criminal has been dismissed from the army and sentenced to one year in a civilian jail.
BBC investigates Johnston claims
23.53 Mon Apr 16 2007
The BBC is continuing to investigate unconfirmed reports that its Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston is dead.
BBC journalist reported to be dead
23.32 Sun Apr 15 2007
The BBC said it was "deeply concerned" by reports that its kidnapped Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston has been killed.
Gordon Brown faces new allegations
23.53 Sat Apr 14 2007
Gordon Brown is facing new allegations that he disregarded Bank of England advice when selling half the country's gold stocks.
Woolmer toxicology results received
21.19 Sat Apr 14 2007
Police investigating the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer have received the results of toxicology tests.
New arrest in Erhahon murder
17.27 Wed Apr 11 2007
A fifth teenager has been arrested in connection with the murder of Paul Erhahon, Scotland Yard announced.
Police charge 16 over Old Trafford clashes
12.51 Wed Apr 11 2007
Sixteen fans have been charged following the violent clashes which marred Manchester United's quarter-final against AS Roma.
Single parent families on the increase
08.50 Wed Apr 11 2007
Children in Britain are increasingly likely to live in single-parent families, according to a new report.
Anna Nicole baby case settled
07.24 Wed Apr 11 2007
Anna Nicole Smith's former boyfriend Larry Birkhead has been confirmed as the father of the late Playboy model's baby daughter.
Anna Nicole baby case settled
06.56 Wed Apr 11 2007
Anna Nicole Smith's former boyfriend Larry Birkhead has been confirmed as the father of the late Playboy model's baby daughter.
Woman suicide bomber kills 17
11.47 Tue Apr 10 2007
A woman suicide bomber has killed at least 17 police recruits and injured 33 others in Iraq.
Fourth arrest made over teenage killing
23.41 Mon Apr 09 2007
Police investigating the murder of 14-year-old Paul Erhahon have made their fourth arrest.
MoD ban sailors from selling stories
20.09 Mon Apr 09 2007
The Ministry of Defence has banned all military personnel from selling their stories amid a row over the returned sailors from Iran.
Man charged with Krystal murder
17.31 Mon Apr 09 2007
A man has been charged with the murder of mother-to-be Krystal Hart who was shot dead at her home in Clapham, south London.
Iraqi Shias hold anti-US protest
10.29 Mon Apr 09 2007
Hundreds of thousands of Iraqi Shias have gathered in the city of Najaf for an anti-US protest.
Cameron invites Arnie to Tory conference
08.12 Mon Apr 09 2007
David Cameron is to add some Hollywood glitz to this year's Tory Party conference with a guest appearance by Arnold Schwarzenegger.