Two military healthcare workers who were in close contact with a servicewoman diagnosed with Ebola have returned to the UK for monitoring but are not showing any signs of the disease.

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A poet with a huge online following has been shortlisted for a prestigious music industry award.

A young woman who tried to smuggle cash in her knickers on a flight to Turkey beamed as she walked free from court after she was dramatically cleared of funding jihadists in Syria.

John Brown, Dana's brother, has been cleared at Harrow Crown Court of five counts of historic sex abuse.

A jury is continuing to consider its verdicts for a third day in the sex abuse case against the brother of Eurovision Song Contest winner and former presidential candidate Dana Rosemary Scallon.

A jury is continuing to consider its verdicts in the sex abuse case against the brother of Eurovision Song Contest winner and former presidential candidate Dana Rosemary Scallon.

A jury has been sent out to consider its verdicts in the sex abuse case against the brother of Eurovision Song Contest winner and former presidential candidate Dana Rosemary Scallon.

A group of alleged cyber plotters accused of stealing £1.3m from a British bank branch by taking control of its computer system will appear in court today.

Retailers in England are getting ready to cash in on the arrival of the royal baby next month.

He also got so drunk he tried to ride a dog.

Two men have been charged after disorder at the FA Cup semi-final between Millwall and Wigan Athletic.

Kate Moss has become the face of Rag & Bone.

One Direction think Harry Styles will end up a "lonely old man".

In the UK, two of Baby P’s social workers have lost an appeal against an employment tribunal ruling that they were fairly sacked.

Two men have been found guilty of money-laundering charges following a £2.3m (€2.8m) fraud against the Olympic Delivery Authority, a court official has said.

Four police officers were injured, including three thought to have been stabbed, as they dealt with a disturbance today.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has cut short his family holiday and returned home to chair a meeting of his government's emergency committee following a third night of violent rioting across the UK.

A murder investigation was under way in Britain today after police discovered a kidnapped man dead in a house with head injuries.

A BROTHER and sister who unearthed a Chinese vase in a clear-out of a suburban house were stunned when it sold for a world record-breaking £43 million (€50.64m).

A WOMAN appeared in court yesterday charged with murdering a man who fell under a Tube train while wearing women’s clothes.

Katie Waissel's mother says the 'X Factor' star is being bullied and has told of her fears that her daughter will be pushed off the show.

Pop star George Michael was jailed for eight weeks today after he admitted crashing his Range Rover while under the influence of cannabis.

American food giant Kraft is to close its UK head office in the wake of its controversial takeover of chocolate-maker Cadbury’s, it was announced today.

Gordon Brown today vowed to fight to “the very last second” for a Labour victory in the General Election, as the Liberal Democrats claimed they were now the main contenders in a two-horse race with the Tories.

Britons endured more travel chaos today as snow blanketed much of the country, with airports shut, roads closed and train journeys cancelled.

A man appeared in a British court today charged with murdering his estranged wife, who was found with fatal injuries and a severed hand.

'Britain’s Got Talent' star Susan Boyle will perform at today’s live shows, organisers said.

A mother gave birth to the first baby boy to be born on the Tube, transport chiefs in London said today.

Two new cases of swine flu, one a child, have been diagnosed in the UK, British health secretary Alan Johnson said today.

Five UK schools will remain closed today as nine more cases of swine flu were confirmed, bringing the total to 27.

Three more people in the UK have been diagnosed with swine flu, the British Department of Health (DH) said today.

A British shipping union chief called for tougher action against piracy after a British-owned vessel was seized by Somalians in the Gulf of Aden.

A British resident held at Guantanamo Bay for more than four years arrived back in the UK today.

Sex offender Gary Glitter is to appeal against a court order requiring him to notify police if he intends to travel abroad.

A judgment is expected today in a damages action brought by a businessman who claimed his personal details were “laid bare” on the Facebook social networking website.

The joy of being a parent fades after the child reaches the age of two, researchers said today.

LITTLE BRITAIN star Matt Lucas and his partner have split 18 months after getting “married” in a civil partnership ceremony.

UK television presenter Mark Speight left two suicide notes, his inquest was told today.

THE family of missing TV presenter Mark Speight said yesterday they were “deeply worried” about him.

The fiancee of TV presenter Mark Speight may have died after taking drugs prescribed for a medical condition, his mother said.

Singer Amy Winehouse was arrested in England today in connection with an investigation into perverting the course of justice.

Police have charged a fifth man with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice in relation to a trial involving the husband of jazz singing sensation Amy Winehouse.