When he steps out at Tallaght Stadium today Richard Dunne knows it may be the last time he plays in the country his talent was first honed.

Jurors in the trial of veteran DJ Dave Lee Travis have retired to consider their verdicts.

Nigella Lawson’s former personal assistant “frequently” found rolled-up banknotes with white powder on them in her handbag, she told a court today.

A personal assistant accused of defrauding Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi has told a court that she saw evidence of regular drug use by the celebrity cook.

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Butty Sugrue was some man for one man.

The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) have thanked London 2012 organisers after British troops were offered tickets to prevent Olympic venues from looking empty.

Fulham today confirmed they are staying at Craven Cottage and have revealed plans that would see the ground’s capacity increase to 30,000.

THE Irish leader of a British armed robbery gang wept yesterday as he learned he was likely to die in prison after being convicted by a judge in a historic trial without a jury.

Suspected failed July 21 suicide bomber Hussain Osman was today charged with conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder and explosives offences, Scotland Yard said.

One of the suspects in the failed July 21 London suicide bombings landed back on British soil today.

The suspect in the failed July 21 London bombings who was arrested in Rome arrived at the city’s Ciampino airport in the Italian capital today to be extradited to Britain, Italian police said.

An Italian prosecutor says he is seeking a delay of any decision on the extradition of suspected London bomber Hamdi Issac to Britain, saying on the opening day of the hearing that he wanted to see further documents in the case.

An extradition hearing for suspected London bomber Hamdi Issac has opened as British authorities seek the man for his alleged role in a botched attack at the Shepherd’s Bush underground station.

The extradition of a suspect sought by British authorities for the botched July 21 bombings in London is likely to take weeks, an Italian prosecutor said today.

BOMB suspect Hussain Osman could be sent to London temporarily in a bid to settle any diplomatic problems between Britain and Italy over questioning him.

Investigations in Italy could delay the extradition of a suspect sought by British authorities for the failed London bombings on July 21 and arrested in Rome last week, the suspect’s defence lawyer said today.

ITALIAN police described in detail yesterday how they monitored a London bombing suspect’s mobile phone calls before arresting him in Rome and said his extradition to Britain would not take long.

ALLEGED would-be suicide bomber Hussain Osman was only staging a protest in his actions on July 21 and is not a terrorist, his lawyer said yesterday.

All the alleged July 21 suicide bombers were in custody tonight after a stunning coup by anti-terrorist police.

The fourth would-be London bomber has been arrested in Rome, according to Italian interior minister Giuseppe Pisanu.

Three of the four July 21 would-be suicide bomb suspects are thought to be in custody this afternoon.

Armed police launched a major operation today in a residential area of west London.

SCOTLAND Yard was last night engaged in its biggest ever operation as Britain’s top police officer warned the country faced a “campaign” of terror.

A suspected would-be suicide bomber was captured in a dramatic armed raid by British police and MI5 today.

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair said yesterday that Britain would not “give one inch” to terrorists on his policy on Iraq and the Middle East.

One of the would-be suicide bombers who tried to blow up a London Tube train last Thursday had been given thousands of pounds in British taxpayers’ money.

The hunt for the would-be suicide bombers who tried to strike London intensified today after police named two of the suspected attackers.

Police have revealed the faces of four men wanted for questioning in connection with the attempted suicide attacks in London yesterday.

The hunt was underway today for four suspected suicide bombers who targeted three Tube trains and a bus in the latest attack on London.

The four unexploded devices may provide a wealth of clues to the identities of those behind the latest bomb attacks in London.

YESTERDAY’S second wave of attacks on London bear striking similarities with the devastating July 7 atrocities.

Terrified Tube passengers were evacuated from trains today as police dealt with “incidents” at three different London Underground stations.

Fulham’s failure to buy a site for a new ground has forced chairman Mohamed Al Fayed to consider a budget plan to return to Craven Cottage.

With the deaths of 29 people in the 1998 Omagh bombing, the Real IRA succeeded in carrying out the worst single atrocity in more than 30 years of violence in Northern Ireland.

Comedienne Victoria Wood last night gave a special performance in front of a host of celebrities to mark the 30th anniversary of the theatre that helped launch her career.

Police have placed London on terror alert following the overnight car bomb blast at the BBC Television Centre in Shepherd’s Bush.

Detectives were today waiting to interview a young cadet who lost his hand when a torch bomb exploded at a Territorial Army base.