Row over CIA 'torture' flights engulfs Blair
Tony Blair and Jack Straw, the Foreign Secretary, were under pressure last night to refute convincingly claims that Britain has been complicit in alleged use of CIA planes to take suspected terrorists for torture in secret camps
Nine injured in protests at trade summit
Tory revival puts Kennedy's position in doubt
Charles Kennedy is facing a renewed row over his leadership as anxiety over the party's response to David Cameron spills into the open
- Families angry as inquiry into July 7 bombing is rejected
- Australian in Guantanamo wins right to be UK citizen
- Firefighters win three-day battle to put out flames but toxins still pose threat
- A storm in a D-cup: 'Chatterley' lingerie offends Lawrence estate
- Hewitt refutes 'meltdown' claim but says NHS is still failing
- Bolton unites behind Congolese woman who faces deportation
- I will not take a seat in the House of Lords, says Blair
- Former MP Twigg fined after being found drunk
