National News

Cops Release Pics Of Dead Baby's Clothes: Police trying to trace the mother of a newborn baby found dead behind a grocery shop have released a set of photos as part of their appeal.; Read the full story

Arrests As Rival Groups Clash During Demo: At least 67 people have been arrested and several injured in violent clashes between right-wing and anti-fascist extremists and police during a town centre demonstration.; Read the full story

PM Says Web Revolution Will 'Save Billions': Everyone in the country is to be given a personalised webpage for accessing Government services within a year, Gordon Brown is to promise.; Read the full story

Charge Over Body In Suitcase 'Honour Killing': A man will appear in court today charged with the murder of a woman whose decomposed body was found in a suitcase.; Read the full story

Family's Plea Over Ex-Soldier Facing Death: The family of a former soldier facing the death penalty in Iraq are calling for help from the British government to save his life.; Read the full story

Brothers Convicted Over 'Terror Video': Two brothers who called themselves 'The Blackburn Resistance' and filmed al-Qaeda style propaganda in a park have been convicted of terrorist offences.; Read the full story

Killer Snared By Dog DNA Jailed For Life: The first person to be convicted of murder using pioneering dog DNA technology has been jailed for life for the murder of a teenage boy.; Read the full story

Police Investigate Body Pulled From Thames: A man arrested after a young man's body was pulled from the River Thames has been bailed, police say.; Read the full story

Boy Given New Windpipe In Pioneering Op: A 10-year-old British boy has had his windpipe rebuilt from his own stem cells during groundbreaking surgery.; Read the full story

Prosecutors Given New Expenses Abuse File: Scotland Yard has passed a new file of evidence against an unnamed Parliamentarian suspected of abusing expenses to prosecutors.; Read the full story

Son Escapes Charge Over Assisted Suicides: The son of conductor Sir Edward Downes will not be charged with assisting his parents' deaths despite there being enough evidence to prosecute.; Read the full story

Scarlett Death: Trial In Goa Adjourned: The trial of two men charged with the killing of British teenager Scarlett Keeling in Goa in 2008 has been adjourned until next month.; Read the full story

Five-Year-Old Takes Mum's 4x4 For Joyride: A five-year-old boy took his mother's 4x4 on a four-mile joyride that included a dual carriageway, despite being too short to reach the pedals.; Read the full story

Hague Admits Mistakes Over Ashcroft Pledge: William Hague has admitted he was wrong to claim Tory donor Lord Ashcroft would pay "tens of millions of pounds" more in tax on becoming a peer.; Read the full story

Social Workers Sacked After Starvation Death: Six social workers at Birmingham City Council have been sacked following a serious case review into the death from starvation of seven-year-old Khyra Ishaq.; Read the full story

Fears For Mother After Abandoned Baby Dies: Concern is growing for a mother whose newborn baby was found dead behind a convenience store.; Read the full story

Royal Backing For Amputees Arctic Challenge: Prince Harry has told four injured soldiers aiming to become the first ever amputees to walk unaided to the North Pole that he hopes to join them on their trek.; Read the full story

Train Chaos Threat As Workers Vote For Strike: Train passengers could face travel chaos over Easter after signal workers voted to hold the first national rail strike in 16 years.; Read the full story

Parents' Grief Over Girl's Stolen Memorial: The parents of a schoolgirl who died in a car crash say they are devastated after a sculpture created in her memory was stolen.; Read the full story

Murderer Found Guilty Using Dog's DNA: A 22-year-old man who stabbed a teenage boy to death is facing a life sentence after the first murder trial in which a dog's DNA was used as evidence.; Read the full story