Anger as Burma seizes UN food aid

International aid workers are fuming after Burma's junta impounded two United Nations food aid shipments at Rangoon airport.

BBC phone-in cash not given to charity

The BBC has been told to apologise on air for failing to pay £106,000 to charity from phone votes in over 20 programmes.

Fatal house blast 'suspicious'

Police are working to establish the cause of an explosion that killed a man amid theories it could have been caused deliberately.

Police shot siege man five times

Barrister Mark Saunders was shot at least five times by police marksmen during an armed siege at his home, an inquest heard.

Baby study backs abortion law

Survival rates for babies born before the current 24-week legal limit for abortion have not improved.