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A British holidaymaker has drowned in a doomed attempt to save his elderly father when he got into difficulties in rough seas off the coast of southern Spain.

Video footage has emerged of passengers and furniture being thrown across the floor of a cruise liner as the ship was battered by stormy seas.

A human foot discovered on the banks of the River Humber is not being linked to another found three weeks ago, police have said.

A charity has condemned British heavyweight boxing star David Haye after he promised his next fight would be "as one-sided as a gang rape".

Weight-loss surgery pays for itself in just one year, according to the first economic analysis of the controversial operation.

A pregnant mother has spoken of the heartbreaking moment she was forced to choose between saving her teenage son or young daughter from drowning.

Former FA executive director David Davies has told Sky News that police confirmed his phone was one of those hacked.

An American-style system of first- and second-degree murder charges could be introduced in the UK after the director of public prosecutions suggested he supported the idea.

The price of groceries such as bread and cereal is rising at its fastest rate for a year as the cost of wheat rockets.

Today will be another unsettled day, but tomorrow looks drier and warmer for most of us.

The body of a newborn baby has been found in the front garden of a house in Bury.

A British man suspected of burning his wife's body and burying the ashes in cement after accidentally killing her at their French countryside mansion has been arrested.

Transport bosses pledged to keep London Underground running despite a 24 hour strike by rail workers.

Social housing firm Connaught, which employs 10,000 people, is on the brink of collapse, it emerged today.

Spending cuts in the South West threaten to entrench an already dysfunctional housing market, and delay the building of badly needed affordable homes in the area.

One of the world's biggest money printing factories is being probed by fraud investigators over dud banknote paper.

The Prime Minister's communications chief will be quizzed by police in relation to claims journalists hacked the phones of public figures, a senior officer confirms.

A British man has plunged to his death from a fifth-floor hotel balcony after apparently taking part in a game.

Millions of people are about to find out whether they will be hit with a demand for more than £1,000 in tax they have underpaid because of a blunder.