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Telegraph News | Breaking News
The disgraced singer Gary Glitter "fell for a trap" set by immigration officials which has forced him to fly back to Britain.
The pilot of Spanair jet reported a problem with the plane shortly before being allowed to fly.
Three children survived the Madrid air disaster which claimed a total of 153 lives in what rescue workers have described as "a miracle".
Former star agrees to return to Britain after two days in Asian airports.
Two suicide bombers have killed at least 57 people in Pakistan as part of an escalating campaign of violence in a blow to the country's stability.
Brown tells troops fighting the Taliban they are like Olympic heroes.
Kenyan halfbrother said senator inspired him to turn his life around.
French channels told not to market TV shows to children under three.
A teenage boy has fallen 100ft to his death after being chased by a gang of youths off the roof of a block of flats.
Immigration and a sharp rise in births by nonBritish mothers have pushed the population to almost 61m figures show.
PM told British troops they were like Olympic heroes as he made a surprise stop in Afghanistan on his way to Beijing.
Thai police claim that Gary Glitter the former pop star and international pariah has agreed to return to Britain after two days in Asian airports during which he desperately searched for another country willing to take him.
Spanish plane that crashed killing 153 had two recent flights cancelled.
What could possibly have happened at Madrid's Barajas airport?
A Spanish airliner crashed on takeoff killing 153 people just an hour after aborting its first attempt to leave the runway.
Spanair passenger jet burst into flames shortly after taking off from Madrid airport before crashing to earth.
Spanair jet headed to Canary Islands skids off the runway at Madrid airport leaving dozens of passengers dead.
Suspected alQaeda car bombs hit day after suicide bomb bloodbath.
The former pop star and convicted paedophile is refusing to fly out to Britain from Bangkok but no other country appears willing to take him.
Singer threatened with deportation after he refuses to fly to Britain.
BAA should give up control of two of its three London airports Heathrow Gatwick and Stansted the Competition Commission has proposed in a preliminary report.
The Ministry of Defence can no longer afford its orders for the fighter jets it has been claimed.
Britain's athletes has taken their tally of gold medals to 16 to make Beijing the country's most successful Olympics for a century.
Thousands of pounds raised by Britons for the BBC's Children in Need charity could have been used to recruit and train the homegrown terrorists involved in the 77 terror attacks on London.
British households are being unfairly targeted by the Government in the drive to cut refuse and other waste a House of Lords committee warns.
Major divisions opened up between Nato members as European countries rejected an American proposal to suspend ties with Russia over its actions in Georgia.
Nato allies promise repercussions over South Ossetia conflict.
Combat medic had saved numerous British and Afghan soldiers lives before he was killed on foot patrol by a roadside bomb.
The United States has been left diplomatically isolated after European members of NATO moved to reject an American proposal to scale back ties with Moscow following Russia's invasion of Georgia.
The two planes involved in a midair collision in which five people were killed were approaching to land at the time of the crash the Air Accidents Investigation Branch AAIB has said.
The leader of a terrorist cell who downloaded information about the royal family has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Two sides have exchanged 20 prisoners of war in a gesture of goodwill despite continued tension over Russia's withdrawal.
British tourists were among thousands of visitors who streamed out of the Florida Keys as tropical storm Fay closed in on the US holiday destination.
More than 30 people have been injured after a crash between a coach and a car near the Alton Towers theme park.
Two local men one aged 17 have been charged with the murder of British honeymoon couple Catherine and Ben Mullany in Antigua.
Medvedev said Georgian actions would not go 'unpunished' as the US accused Moscow of deploying missiles within range of Tbilisi.
A British soldier has been killed in Afghanistan taking the total UK military death toll in the country to 116.
The father of Genette Tate the newspaper delivery girl who disappeared in 1978 has spoken of his despair after prosecutors said there was insufficient evidence against the prime suspect Robert Black to charge him.
A loner who served as the "librarian" for a worldwide internetbased paedophile ring that reached 33 countries including the UK the US Australia and Canada has been jailed indefinitely.
Two men have been charged with the murder of British couple Catherine and Ben Mullany on their honeymoon in Antigua. Both are believed to be locals who lived near the couple's hotel.
UK's youngest terrorist aged 16 has been jailed after a guide to death and explosives found in his home.
A loner who served as the "librarian" for a worldwide internetbased paedophile ring that reached 33 countries including the UK the US Australia and Canada has been jailed indefinitely.
Hero pilot made a desperate last second swerve before crash.
The "librarian" for a worldwide internet child abuse ring has been jailed for more than three and a half years.
President of Pakistan announces his resignation while attacking the government's plan to impeach him.
David Cameron premiership would be "destructive" for the country minister Yvette Cooper has warned.
Pakistan's president Pervez Musharraf has announced his resignation from office after almost nine years in power following an intense power struggle with the civilian government.
Pakistan's president quits after impeachment ultimatum saying he wants to save the country from crisis and that he had acted in "good faith".
Five people were killed when two light aircraft crashed in midair as they came in to land at the same airport.
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