Prime Minister David Cameron has called for a step-change in trade links between Britain and Turkey, setting out an ambition of doubling their value over the next five years.Read
Oil giant BP plunged into the red for the first time in 18 years as it racked up a huge 32.2 billion US dollar (£20.8 billion) bill for the Gulf of Mexico spill.Read
Further details of efforts to cover up civilian casualties in Afghanistan have been reported as the fallout from leaked US military files continued.Read
Drug users should face civil sanctions such as fines or the loss of their driving licence instead of criminal penalties, a former government drugs adviser has said.Read
The head of the United Nations inspection team which hunted for Saddam Hussein's supposed weapons of mass destruction in the months before the 2003 invasion of Iraq is to give evidence to the Chilcot Inquiry into the war.Read
Post-mortem examinations were being carried out on the bodies of two little girls and their parents who were found dead in their family home, police said.Read
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is due to set out the Government's policy to secure the UK's energy supplies in the face of warnings of a potential power crisis.Read
Government plans to put the public at the heart of policing in the most radical shake-up of the service in half a century are to come under scrutiny.Read
Taxpayers will pay an extra £500 million to £1 billion over the coming 30 years because of the high financing costs of infrastructure contracts under the Private Finance Initiative (PFI) signed by the Labour government during the credit crisis, a report has found.Read
Drug users should face civil sanctions such as fines or the loss of their driving licence instead of criminal penalties, a former government drugs adviser has said.Read