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My plea to fellow Muslims: you must renounce terror As the bombers return to Britain, Hassan Butt, who was once a member of radical group Al-Muhajiroun, raising funds for extremists and calling for attacks on British citizens, explains why he was wrong Sunday July 1, 2007 The Observer by...

Today the Concert for Diana is taking place at Wembley Stadium in London. The concert is to celebrate Princess Diana's life at we approach the 10th anniversary of her death and the concert has been organised by her son, Princes William and Harry. Princes tour rain-lashed Wembley ahead of Di's...

BREAKING NEWS - A blazing Jeep Cherokee driven by two Asian men has crashed into Glasgow Airport in Scotland. One man jumped out of the car - he was on fire - and ran into the terminal....... Blazing jeep crashes into British airport 30th June 2007 Daily Mail A blazing car crashed into...

Will Dr Who-little save Earth? Master stroke ... villain cages a shrunken and aged Doctor as aliens attack the earth, bottom left inset. Right: David Tennant By COLIN ROBERTSON June 30, 2007 DOCTOR Who will need a mature head if he’s to stop the evil Master taking over the world in...

Roswell officer's amazing deathbed admission raises possibility that aliens DID visit By NICK POPE (a ufologist who has worked for Britain's MoD to investigate sightings of UFOs) 30th June 2007 Daily Mail Exactly 60 years ago, a light aircraft was flying over the Cascade Mountains in...

The Arctic Monkeys prevented British supermodel Kate Moss and her junkie boyfriend, Babyshambles lead singer Pete Doherty, from standing at the side of the stage during this year's Glastonbury Festival. Friends, relatives and acquaintances of the supergroup were allowed at the sides of the stage...

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is promising to be the best British movie of the year. It is the darkest Harry Potter movie yet. It is released on 12th July. Harry casts his spell again - critics praise darkest Potter film yet 29th June 2007 Daily Mail Harry Potter and the...

No-nonsense Richard Littlejohn, who's renowned for hating Left-wingers and political correctness, describes to us the current British political scene in his usual hilarious way, this time with the help of Gilbert and Sullivan.... RICHARD LITTLEJOHN takes inspiration from Gilbert and Sullivan...

Islamic website predicted London bomb hours before attack on nightclub 29th June 2007 Daily Mil An Islamic fanatic predicted a terror blast in London - hours before today's thwarted bomb attack on a West End nightclub. The chilling message, posted on a jihadist internet forum, warned...

Hyde Park cleared over suspicious car By Natalie Paris, Duncan Hooper and agencies 29/06/2007 Telegraph Police are investigating a car near Hyde Park amid fears that it may be connected to a bomb defused by authorities hours earlier in London's West End. The car bomb was parked near...

It's dry season and elephants are desperately seeking water - but poachers lie in wait By TONY RENNELL 29th June 2007 Daily Mail Chad Searching for water, the herd of elephants sweeps across the bush in central Africa. It is the dry season and they are desperately in need of water and...

Magistrate faces disciplinary action for refusing to deal with defendant in a veil 29th June 2007 Daily Mail A magistrate could face disciplinary action after refusing to deal with a defendant because she was wearing a full Muslim veil. Ian Murray, a taxi driver who has served on the...

Queen faces snub over £1m plea for crumbling palaces By REBECCA ENGLISH 29th June 2007 Daily Mail Buckingham Palace The Queen is on a collision course with ministers after being told she is unlikely to get extra money to repair "crumbling" Buckingham Palace and other royal properties...

Floreant Dicta: Why DO these gloriously untrendy slogans still cast such a spell? 29th June 2007 Daily Mail QUENTIN LETTS Former pupils of Kirkcaldy High School may have felt a prickling of their neck hairs on Wednesday when their fellow alumnus Gordon Brown made his first speech as...

It's just the third day into Gordon Brown's reign as Prime Minister and London is on high alert from terrorism. A car was found driving erratically on Haymarket near Piccadilly Circus in Central London. A man got out and ran off. Luckily no explosion occured. The car has been taken away for...

American power Still No.1 Jun 28th 2007 From The Economist print edition Wounded, tetchy and less effective than it should be, America is still the power that counts EVEN the greatest empires hurt when they lose wars. It is not surprising then that Iraq weighs so heavily on the...

The long-nosed Diana, by Belgium 28th June 2007 Daily Mail Belgium has issued a gold coin to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the death of Princess Diana. But on inspection the portrait of Diana inscribed on the coin actually looks a lot more like her son, Prince Harry. Perhaps...

Bargain ... the Royals cost less than two first class stamps a year Royals cost Brits 62p each year By SEBASTIAN LANDER June 28, 2007 The Sun THE Queen and the Royal Family cost the taxpayer 62p per person per year - less than the price of two first class stamps. Buckingham...

The Spice Girls back today! Together again ... Victoria Beckham, Mel C, Geri Halliwell, Emma Bunton and Mel B June 28, 2007 The Sun THE SPICE GIRLS all lined-up together as a five-piece for the first time in nine years today as they announced their comeback plans. The group will...

After Blair Will the special relationship survive? National Review By Nile Gardiner June 27, 2007 Far from being America's "poodle", Britain is very important for the United States Tony Blair’s departure from Downing Street potentially marks the end of an era in U.S.-British...