Police have arrested a man over the death of an immigrant found in a container at Tilbury Docks.

Hippo teeth, walrus horns, tortoises and big cats are among some of the endangered animal items being smuggled into Britain, border officials have said.

Radical cleric Abu Hamza and four other terror suspects could be put on a plane to the United States within days after Europe’s human rights judges rejected their bid for an appeal.

SECURITY firm Netwatch are expanding in Britain having secured £1 million (€1.15m) in client orders, putting it on track to double its turnover by the end of the year.

TWO policemen fired powerful new electric stun guns that have yet to be officially approved at fugitive gunman Raoul Moat at around the time he killed himself after a six-hour standoff, investigators said yesterday.

Personal details relating to thousands of criminals have been lost in the latest in a line of Government data blunders, it emerged tonight.

Britain is to delay the extradition of radical Muslim preacher Abu Hamza to the US to face charges that he helped set up an al Qaida terror training camp.

NEWLYWED Ben Mullany, who was left in a coma after a shooting in Antigua in which his doctor wife was killed, was flown back home to Wales yesterday.

British designer Vivienne Westwood used her Paris fashion show as a platform to protest against Britain’s moves to increase the number of days terrorist suspects can be held without charge.

A FATHER charged with the murder of his six-year-old son was found dead in an apparent suicide in his prison cell yesterday.

Nine men were being held tonight in England over an alleged terrorist plot to carry out an Iraqi-style kidnapping of a British Muslim soldier.

ALMOST 90,000 knives were handed in during the five-week national amnesty that ended last month, the British Government said yesterday.

BRITAIN admitted yesterday it had freed over 1,000 foreign prisoners, including murderers, rapists and paedophiles, who should have been considered for deportation at the time of their release.

BRITAIN admitted yesterday it had freed over 1,000 foreign prisoners, including murderers, rapists and paedophiles, who should have been considered for deportation at the time of their releases.

Tony Blair will today hold talks with senior intelligence officers and police chiefs in the wake of the London bombings.

OFFICIALS have put huge efforts into drawing up emergency plans to deal with a mass terror strike on British soil.

A Zimbabwean opposition leader facing deportation has won a last-minute reprieve from Britain's Home Office, he said today.

Plans for new terror attacks against Britain and the United States were found on a computer seized during the arrest of a Pakistani al-Qaida suspect wanted for the 1998 twin US embassy bombings in east Africa, it emerged today.

MAXINE CARR was moved from prison to a temporary secure address yesterday ahead of her release, the British Home Office confirmed last night.

AN Irish baby girl has been locked up behind a barbed wire fence in a detention centre in Britain for more then seven days.

The Sri Lankan government wants Britain to include the Tamil Tigers included on a list of banned terrorist organisations.

Two convicted IRA men are seeking damages against the British Home Office over injuries allegedly received during an attempt to escape from jail.