A former Radio 1 DJ in the UK has described how she was routinely groped by another presenter as she was broadcasting.

David Cameron and Vladimir Putin will hold talks on the Syrian civil war in London tomorrow.

Chancellor George Osborne insisted that today’s VAT rise from 17.5% to 20% was a “tough but necessary step” towards Britain’s economic recovery.

British Conservative party leader David Cameron warned today it would be a “monumental failure” if Northern Rock was nationalised as the Government came under fresh pressure to secure the stricken bank’s future.

Cabin crew at Virgin Atlantic were voting today on a pay rise offer worth 5.3% over two years, in a ballot which could eventually lead to industrial action at the airline.

Private equity chiefs in the UK will face fresh scrutiny by the British parliament today amid reports they are making large gains from firms which pay almost no corporation tax.

Royal Ascot will return to its traditional Berkshire home next summer, the chief executive of the racecourse has announced.

Pensioners of the collapsed MG Rover Group look set to be bailed out by the British government’s new Pension Protection Fund, it emerged today.

Police have been unable to trace hundreds of young African boys who have disappeared from schools in London, it emerged today.

Another earthquake and tsunami can be expected to strike the area of south Asia devastated on St Stephen's Day within the next 50 years, a British Government minister warned today.

The Italian European Commissioner-designate whose views on homosexuality have caused a major political row today hinted that he might “renounce” his new job.

ONE of the reporters facing charges of share-ramping in the so-called City Slickers case yesterday claimed the practice was rife in financial journalism.

A THREE-YEAR-OLD girl widely reported to have died of obesity was actually the victim of a genetic abnormality.

British politicians were today told to “get on your bike” and fight for the EU constitution by the president of the European Parliament.

Mohammed Al Fayed today insisted there was evidence that his son Dodi and Diana, Princess of Wales were murdered by “the British intelligence”.

Tony Blair today told of his concern that the British government “handle by the book” the emergence of a possible source for a controversial report on its Iraqi weapons dossier.

The BBC has a tape of the scientist Dr David Kelly expressing concern about the way Iraq weapons intelligence was presented, the corporation said yesterday.

The BBC’s credibility was questioned tonight after Dr David Kelly was confirmed as the prime source for reports that intelligence on Iraq was “sexed up”.

THE leader of the Catholic church in England and Wales was under renewed pressure yesterday after new claims emerged over his handling of allegations of paedophilia against priests.