A gunman with a grudge against civic leaders stormed a city council meeting early today, killing two police officers and three others before being shot dead.

Relatives of the victims of the Lockerbie bombing are travelling to Holland for the first stage of the appeal of the Libyan convicted of the atrocity.

Lawyers for the man convicted of the Lockerbie bombing have asked a court not to allow the trial's presiding judge "a second bite of the cherry".

Alan and Judith Kilshaw are considering whether to continue their battle to keep the nine-month-old babies they say they legally adopted over the internet.

Alan and Judith Kilshaw have lost their High Court battle to keep the twin nine-month-old babies they said they adopted legally over the internet.

Alan and Judith Kilshaw were expected to learn today whether they will be able to keep the twins they claim to have legally adopted over the Internet.

Alan and Judith Kilshaw are expected to learn tomorrow whether they will be able to keep the twins they claim to have legally adopted over the Internet.

A hearing to decide the future of the US twins adopted over the internet by a British couple has ended at the High Court in London.

A court case to decide the future of the so-called internet adoption twins is set to resume before a High Court judge.

Anti-Trident campaigners vow to fight on despite a ruling by three High Court judges that Britain's nuclear deterrent is not illegal.

A hearing to decide whether the British couple at the centre of the internet adoption row can keep the babies has been adjourned.

The High Court battle to determine the future of twin sisters allegedly sold twice over the internet is due to resume.

The British couple at the heart of the internet adoption row have been ordered to appear in an American court accused of abducting the twins.

The High Court has decided the so-called internet twins will remain in care as wards of court.