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Telegraph: Tens of thousands ordered to repay tax face being charged interest at six times the Bank of England base rate. Former world champion banned until November for bringing game into disrepute but cleared of "agreeing or offering" to accept bribe. Ricky Preddie, 23, was jailed in 2006 along with his brother Danny for the manslaughter of the 10-year-old schoolboy. The Daily Telegraph has been praised in Parliament for its reporting of a campaign to bring the killers of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher to justice. A report by the Office for National Statistics shows that in almost one in five household there is not one person with a job. Teachers should investigate whether racism is a factor in every incident of bullying, case review into problems at school concludes. An all-party group of MPs will today tell the Treasury that HMRC is "a 19th century organisation" in need of fundamental reform. Only twelve high profile figures definitely had their phones hacked into as part of the News of the World tapping scandal, a Scotland Yard chief has said. A new inquiry into allegations that public figures had their phones hacked by the News of the World has been launched. Chaos for commuters as a fresh wave of Tube strikes leaves 10 Underground lines fully or partly suspended. David Cameron has personally intervened in a bid to bring the killers of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher to justice, it has emerged. Andy Coulson, one of David Cameron's most senior aides, will be questioned by police over alleged phone-hacking while he was editor of News of the World, a senior officer said. Some of the nearly six million people who paid too much or too little tax find out whether they are due a rebate or must pay more. Residents welcome confirmation there will be no change to way runways at the west London airport are used. Labour PM retains power after securing the backing of two independents to form a minority administration. The Metropolitan Police is close to concluding its investigation into the shooting of WPc Yvonne Fletcher, it is claimed. Commuters face chaos as a fresh wave of Tube strikes leaves 10 Underground lines fully or partly suspended. Network Rail directors, who shared £2.36m in bonuses last year, alleged to have pocketed bigger awards than they should have. American described as the "unacceptable face of banking" by Lord Mandelson is to take over from John Varley in a dramatic shake-up. Mediterranean couple hunted by police over the suspected murder of Gareth Williams while inquiries focus on a poisoning theory. An independent review of agreements with the US and European nations is to be announced by the Home Secretary. Detectives release CCTV images and announce they are seeking a young Mediterranean couple seen at his block of flats in London. Here is the Scotland Yard statement on the death of Gareth Williams in full. Former News of the World editor offers to speak to police about fresh allegations that he asked a reporter to engage in phone-hacking. Church of England vicar jailed for four years for his part in Britain's biggest sham marriage fraud to help hundreds of illegal immigrants stay in Britain. |