A boy of three shot himself dead after finding his father’s gun in their car during a stop at a US service station.

The extradition from Britain of former Bosnian leader Ejup Ganic to face trial for alleged war crimes in Serbia was blocked today.

Premier League manager Harry Redknapp and former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric faced charges of tax evasion in court today.

Amy Winehouse today denied punching a dancer in an act of “deliberate and unjustifiable violence” at a charity ball.

RESTAURANT owners may sometimes find reviews hard to digest, but industry bosses say most accept they have to swallow criticisms.

US lawyers for a convicted murderer scheduled to be executed on Wednesday have made a last-ditch bid for genetic testing on evidence in his case, saying it is needed to ensure the state doesn’t put an innocent man to death.

A former senior figure in the Yukos oil company who was wanted by the Russian government on fraud charges will not be extradited, a judge ruled today.

One of the alleged failed July 21 suicide bombers Hussain Osman was remanded in custody today following his first appearance in a British court.

Villagers left shocked by the shooting in the UK of a retired Army officer met police tonight so detectives could ease their fears about the murder.

THE GAA took another step into a brave new world of commercialism yesterday as sportswear giants Puma revealed exclusive tie-ups with six of the country's top hurling and football stars this season.

Bath 30, Wasps 48

Biggs plans to seek a hearing before the Court of Appeal in respect of his outstanding sentence, his legal team said in a statement outside court.