'Mosquito' devices which emit high-pitched whine to help disperse teenagers from street corners could be banned by the European Union on the grounds that they infringe children's human rights.

The number of patients waiting more than 26 weeks for referral to a hospital in Wales rose during January.

The locations that have helped shape British politics

It’s time professional people changed their tune: their duty is to support tax systems – not undermine them. Rilly? Just to take an extreme example: the duty of a barrister when defending someone accused of tax offences is to go all Soviet on them? Yes, yes, you’re right, my client is a horrible person who should be locked

The latest issue of the Spectator is out today, and here are my top five features: Nick Clegg takes to the stage. With a hung Parliament looking increasingly likely, I thought we should pay a bit of attention to the Lib Dem leader in this week's issue.  Interviewed by me, he does his best to reach out to Tory voters - pointing to his party's tax-cutting agenda and its spending cut-h...

He was not like Party leaders that came before him. This leader of the Conservative Party was modern, dynamic and forward looking. There were a number of policy priorities that he wanted to push to realise his modernising vision, and...

Three Labour MPs charged with expenses fraud will set out their plan to get the case against them thrown out when they appear in court for the first time today.

Erotic underwear advertisements should be banned from London buses to protect children from being bombarded with sexual images, a Conservative MP has said.

Consumer protection, an issue that has led to gridlock in talks about financial regulatory reform, was closer to resolution in the Senate banking committee

JUSTICE Secretary Jack Straw yesterday defended the granting of new identities to the killers of James Bulger.