Despite struggling with irregular meals and a lack of sleep, three out of four junior doctors said they enjoyed their first year as an intern.

A formal complaints mechanism that lets doctors resolve issues raised by patients — before any possible litigation — could ease pressure on medics, according to a GP.

Doctors could be at increased risk of burnout after a survey indicated 95% of GPs experienced workplace stress in the past year.

The cost of private health insurance could rise yet again if insurance companies force private hospital consultants to pay an extra 42% in premiums to protect against medical negligence claims.

UK police are examining anti-Semitic tweets posted after an Arsenal-Spurs clash that saw winger Theo Walcott and St John Ambulance staff pelted with missiles.

Police are to review TV cook Nigella Lawson’s admission that she took cocaine.

New police inquiries have rejected suggestions that the SAS was involved in the deaths of Diana, Princess of Wales and Dodi Fayed, it was reported tonight.

Scotland Yard has passed a file of evidence to Australian police over a prank call to the hospital where the duchess of Cambridge was treated for morning sickness during the early stages of her pregnancy.

Police are to publicly apologise for the use of names of dead children by undercover officers.

Madeleine McCann’s parents are said to be “very, very pleased” with Scotland Yard’s review of their daughter’s disappearance, as it emerged detectives have identified “more than a handful of people of interest” in the case.

The chief superintendent of the Metropolitan Police’s Public Order branch, Mick Johnson, says his force is working closely with football clubs at tackling racism in the light of further allegations which surfaced last night.

British police investigating the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal have made a further arrest and Sky News sources have said it is former Radio One DJ Dave Lee Travis.

Police investigating the Jimmy Savile abuse scandal made a further arrest today as they revealed the number of potential victims has risen to 450.

Mark Clattenburg and the Football Association were today both waiting to discover whether police would investigate allegations the referee used “inappropriate language” towards Chelsea stars John Obi Mikel and Juan Mata.

Chelsea’s accusation that referee Mark Clattenburg used inappropriate language towards two of their players is spiralling into another huge controversy for the Premier League after the official was stood down for next weekend’s fixtures and police were urged to take up the case, just as they did recently with John Terry.

Mark Clattenburg was tonight facing the prospect of a police and Football Association investigation into allegations he used “inappropriate language” towards Chelsea stars John Obi Mikel and Juan Mata.

A journalist was arrested today on suspicion of computer hacking.

Activists have clashed with riot police in the the Ukrainian capital Kiev over a controversial law that upgrades the status of the Russian language and which critics say would undermine the Ukrainian tongue.

The Football Association have branded Twitter attacks on England internationals Ashley Young and Ashley Cole as “appalling and unacceptable”.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces arrest after breaching his bail conditions when he applied for political asylum at Ecuadorian Embassy last night.

A journalist was arrested today as part of Scotland Yard’s inquiry into payments to public officials.

Police are questioning two youths over the recordings of calls made to Scotland Yard’s Anti-Terrorist Hotline.

A teenager eavesdropped on highly-sensitive police counter-terror conversations after bypassing technology from the 1980s, hackers claimed today.

Scotland Yard was plunged into a racism crisis tonight after revealing 10 new complaints have been referred to the police watchdog.

Scotland Yard’s race row deepened today as three officers were referred to the police watchdog over comments to colleagues.

A policeman in Britain has been suspended after allegedly calling a man a “n*****” during the London riots.

Former News of the World chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck was rearrested today by detectives investigating phone-hacking.

Rebekah Brooks and her racehorse trainer husband are among six suspects arrested today by detectives investigating phone hacking at News International.

Rupert Murdoch has leapt to the defence of Rebekah Brooks, saying his former protegee is being criticised for “saving an old horse from the glue factory”.

A police horse loaned to phone-hacking suspect Rebekah Brooks by Scotland Yard chiefs was returned in a “poor” condition, the force said.

THE first person to be arrested in connection with claims of computer hacking by private investigators working for News International was released on bail last night.

An investigation into the death of Mark Duggan who was shot dead by police, triggering a series of riots across Britain, has found no forensic evidence that he was carrying a gun, it was reported today.

Scotland Yard has dropped its legal bid to force The Guardian newspaper to reveal information about the source of its phone hacking stories.

Scotland Yard tonight dropped its bid to force the Guardian newspaper to reveal confidential sources for stories relating to the phone hacking scandal.

Britain's Metropolitan Police are seeking an order under the Official Secrets Act to force The Guardian to disclose the confidential sources of its reports on the News of the World phone hacking scandal, the paper said.

British detectives reviewing the search for Madeleine McCann have travelled to Portugal for “formal” meetings with authorities.

A Scotland Yard detective has been arrested and suspended by his own force over apparent leaks to journalists during the phone hacking investigation.

Police chiefs and political leaders were struggling to restore calm to England’s streets today after riots spread across the country.

BRITISH police have apologised to the family of Mark Duggan for the “distress” caused to them in the wake of his death, and offered to meet with them.

Former Downing Street communications chief Andy Coulson was arrested today on suspicion of phone hacking and corruption.

News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks said today she was “appalled and shocked” by allegations that a private investigator working for the News of the World hacked into schoolgirl Milly Dowler’s phone after she went missing.

SCOTLAND Yard could widen its investigation into hacking amid claims Tony Blair and Kate Middleton have been victims.

Britain's Director of Public Prosecutions is to examine whether there is enough evidence to charge a Scotland Yard officer linked to the death of Ian Tomlinson during the G20 protests with manslaughter.

DOCTORS wary of negative portrayal in the media are ordering unnecessary investigations and avoiding treating certain conditions.