Fourth Pakistan Player Linked To Betting Row

A fourth member of the Pakistan cricket team is being questioned over the alleged spot-betting scandal, the News Of The World has claimed.

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A British tourist killed in a plane crash in New Zealand has been named by local police as Brad Coker.

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A mutilated and badly burned body has been found in undergrowth at a seaside golf course.

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Tens of thousands of people have protested across France against a clampdown on immigrants by President Nicolas Sarkozy.

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Airline pilots have accused Ryanair's Michael O'Leary of endangering passengers' safety after he called for co-pilots to be replaced with air stewardesses.

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New Zealand's prime minister says it is "a miracle" that no-one was killed after an earthquake struck its second largest city, cracking roads and destroying buildings.  

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More than one million people are facing a £1,500 bill for not paying enough tax thanks to a blunder at HM Revenue and Customs.

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An extra 350,000 primary school places will be needed by 2015 due to a surge in the number of four-year-olds, it has been reported.

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Acid-tongued singer Morrissey has labelled the Chinese a "sub-species" over their continuing, and notorious, animal cruelty.

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One of the Prime Minister's top aides is under mounting pressure after two former Cabinet ministers called for fresh inquiries into a hacking scandal that took place at the News Of The World while he was editor.

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The Pakistani Taliban has said it was behind a suicide bomb that killed at least 53 Shi'ite Muslims at a rally in the country's southwest.

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Cricket's governing body has pledged to stamp out corruption in the sport - as the three Pakistan cricketers caught in an alleged betting scam were quizzed by police.

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An Old Bailey judge has said Asil Nadir could face trial in October 2011 and ordered the tycoon to wear an electronic tag.

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Two people have been killed following a mid-air crash between two light aircraft on the Isle of Wight, police have said.

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Pressure is mounting against Andy Coulson - the Prime Minister's chief spin doctor and former News of the World editor - as former ministers call for a fresh inquiry into alleged phone-hacking by journalists.

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England cricket Twenty20 captain Paul Collingwood has urged the authorities to make "strong" decisions to eradicate corruption from the game.

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Tony Blair has faced the wrath of around 200 anti-war protesters and an attempted citizen's arrest during the first public signing of his rapidly-selling memoirs in Dublin.

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Two women arrested while trying to take a dead relative on to a plane will not face any charges, the Crown Prosecution Service has said.

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A group of former rugby players who survived more than two months of isolation in the Andes after their plane crashed are in Chile to support 33 miners trapped underground.

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After a painful performance on a televised political debate, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer says she had never wanted to take part in the first place.

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Nine people, including a British tourist, have been killed in a skydiving plane crash on New Zealand's South Island.

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The bodies of two crew members on board a cargo plane that crashed shortly after taking off from Dubai have been recovered.

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Worshippers fled a Hare Krishna temple just seconds before a gas explosion ripped through the building in Leicester, according to fire officials.

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A former boarding school headteacher is facing jail for abusing boys in Norfolk and Suffolk during the 1970s and 1980s.

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