Corrupt police officers face unprecedented jail terms if the extent of their alleged payment by the News of the World is proven, one of Britain’s top lawyers believes.

LONDON’S deputy mayor has condemned those involved in Saturday’s violence in central London as “fascist agitators” as he defended the actions of the Metropolitan Police.

The British Home Secretary has confirmed protesters did make contact with the Duchess of Cornwall when the Royal car was attacked during student demonstrations in London on Thursday.

SINGER Simon Webbe won six out of seven stars for the I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! camp.

GEORGE TAKEI and Brian Paddick braved attacks from hungry ostriches to win eight stars in last night’s I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Bushtucker trial.

ESTHER RANTZEN won immunity from the I’m A Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here! public vote in the final Bush Battle — by telling fairytales to creepy crawlies while lying in an underground coffin.

CLAUSTROPHOBIC glamour model Nicola McLean faced her worst nightmare in the jungle, braving rats, spiders, mealworms and cockroaches in a pitch black cave.

Former police chief Brian Paddick, tennis star Martina Navratilova and ex-MP Robert Kilroy-Silk will be joining Wags and faded pop and soap stars in the latest series of 'I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'.

Boris Johnson was elected Mayor of London tonight, capping a catastrophic day for Labour in the local elections.

Tory MP Boris Johnson looked set to be crowned Mayor of London tonight barring a last-minute turnaround.

TODAY millions of British people will vote in local elections while Londoners will be selecting a Lord Mayor for a new term of office.

THE Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) is considering a plan for a national demonstration against the terrorists behind the London bombings.

The Muslim Council of Britain is considering a plan for a national demonstration of protest against the terrorists behind the London bombings.

POLICE yesterday arrested three people at Heathrow Airport under the British anti-terrorism laws, but refused to link the suspects to last week’s bombings in London.

Three men were arrested today under anti-terror laws at Heathrow Airport, police said.

AT least seven people were killed in the first blast in a tube tunnel at 8.51am, but eyewitnesses spoke of seeing many bodies in the wreckage of the train.

More than 33 people were killed in a series of terrorist blasts in London, police said at a press conference today.

A series of explosions ripped through London today in suspected co-ordinated terrorist strikes, leaving dozens feared dead and crippling the city.