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A 2002 memo written to then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair warned him that plans to depose Iraq's Saddam Hussein were illegal, sources say. Citing unnamed sources, The Mail on Sunday reported that the "smoking gun" memo -- which the Chilcot...

Charles spoke of the "Cumbrian spirit" as he praised the resilience of those who had lost their homes and businesses as a result of the record rainfall which hit the region. Visiting the town of Cockermouth today he personally thanked...

Meyer noted that the Bush administration's timetable for military action was too tight and did not allow enough time for UN inspectors to search for Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's suspected weapons of mass destruction which were never found. Meanwhile, former...

Frostbite has claimed one victim in the form of 30-year old Kim-Marie Spence, the representative of Jamaica. She has returned on the advice of doctors because her fingers have gone black and she might lose them altogether. She was in...

The body of a woman was found in a flat after officers shot an armed man during a stand-off in a supermarket, police said today. Police opened fire on a man in Morrisons in Ten Perch Road, Canterbury, Kent, at...

Emergency Alert can send more than a million messages an hour...But it is unclear whether the second stage, designed to send a message to mobile phones moving through designated bushfire danger zones, will be ready for this fire season. Premier...

Cumbrian floods had devoted himself to helping others cope with tragedy, mourners were told yesterday. Constable Bill Barker, 44, was commended for the support and compassion he showed as a family liaison officer (FLO) to grieving families who had lost...

Campaigners claim the powers are being abused, with only six in every 1,000 searches resulting in any further action by police. Shami Chakrabarti, director of human rights group Liberty , said the rise was "deeply disturbing". "Section 44 stops are...