Three charged over Kinsella murder 22:05, Jul 3 2008 Three people have been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Ben Kinsella. more

Sharia law 'could have role in UK' 20:05, Jul 3 2008 Sharia law could play a role in some parts of the legal system, the most senior judge in England and Wales has said. more

Mayor's deputy to face 'smear' probe 19:35, Jul 3 2008 The Mayor of London's deputy is to be investigated over allegations of inappropriate behaviour and financial irregularities. more

Brown may ditch fuel duty increase 18:35, Jul 3 2008 Gordon Brown has given the strongest signal yet that he will abandon the Government's planned 2p-a-litre increase in fuel duty as oil prices hit yet another new record high. more

Geldof backs Davis liberty campaign 17:35, Jul 3 2008 Bob Geldof is to endorse former Tory frontbencher David Davis' protest against the Government's erosion of civil liberties. more

Man hunted over student murders 17:35, Jul 3 2008 Detectives investigating a brutal double murder have said that those responsible will be caught "sooner rather than later". more

Johnson's deputy dismisses claims 16:35, Jul 3 2008 Boris Johnson's deputy has dismissed allegations of sexual misconduct as "complete rubbish" and "an attempt to smear me". more

MPs accept below-inflation pay rise 16:35, Jul 3 2008 MPs have bowed to Government demands for restraint and awarded themselves a 2.25% pay rise for this year. more

UK grandmother killed in Tunisia 16:05, Jul 3 2008 A British grandmother has been killed while on holiday in a Tunisian resort town. more

GPs 'undermining choice in NHS' 15:05, Jul 3 2008 GPs are undermining choice in the NHS by operating "gentleman's agreements" not to take on each other's patients, a health minister has said. more

Tories in trust pledge over taxes 14:05, Jul 3 2008 Shadow chancellor George Osborne has promised to "restore trust" in the tax system as he backed a radical shake-up of the way changes are introduced. more

Jordan handed parenting slur payout 14:05, Jul 3 2008 Model Katie Price and husband Peter Andre accepted substantial damages and a public apology over a claim that they were shocking and uncaring parents. more

Terror suspect is released 14:05, Jul 3 2008 A terror suspect said to have "direct links" with Osama bin Laden has been freed on bail after spending more than seven years in jail awaiting deportation. more

PM urges boardroom pay restraint 14:05, Jul 3 2008 Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called for pay restraint in Britain's boardrooms to head off the danger of an inflationary spiral. more

Brown hints at freeze on fuel duty 14:05, Jul 3 2008 Gordon Brown gave his strongest signal yet that the Government will not go ahead with the planned 2p-a-litre increase in fuel duty due in the autumn. more

Students were tied up and tortured 14:05, Jul 3 2008 Two French students tied up and tortured in a horrific attack suffered up to 250 injuries, it has been revealed. more

Students suffered 'horrific' wounds 11:35, Jul 3 2008 Two French research students were bound before being inflicted with "horrific" injuries in a London flat that was then set on fire, police said. more

Mortgage lending cuts expected 11:35, Jul 3 2008 Mortgage availability will continue to fall in the coming months as lenders tighten the criteria in the face of rising defaults, the Bank of England has said. more

Stock market falls follow oil surge 10:35, Jul 3 2008 Europe's major stock markets were nursing falls of around 1% as oil prices hovering near record levels overshadowed trading. more