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

Police investigating the failed London bombings tonight released a new CCTV picture of one of the suspects.

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

SCOTLAND Yard yesterday named two of the men who, they believe, attempted to blow themselves up on the London transport network last week.

TV presenter Alastair Stewart, who fronts the ITV show Police, Camera, Action, pleaded guilty at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court today to drink-driving after his Mercedes car collided with a hedge.

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.

The two men charged in connection with the Real IRA’s bombing campaign in Britain reappeared in court in London this morning.

Two men have been charged in connection with the recent bomb attacks in London and Birmingham.

Detectives have staged a reconstruction of the events leading up to the bomb attack at BBC Television Centre.

Police say it is unlikely that an Irish terrorist responsible for the BBC Television Centre bombing was involved in a road rage incident before the explosion as originally thought.