2 h. ago Brainwave test could detect signs of disease 'years' before clinical diagnosis

Researchers suggest the test called Fastball could be a cheap tool for those who struggle to get a clinical diagnosis for Alzheimer's

Science

15 h. ago AA issue warning to UK motorists who are driving on Sunday 7 September

The government will send an Emergency Alert Test which will emit a loud sound from your mobile phone and drivers are being urged to 'stay calm and focus'

Events

48 h. ago Detectives investigating 'at least 70 charities' with links to the Israel

The Charity Commission said criminal investigations could take place into groups 'supporting different sides of the Middle East conflict' (pictured).

Politics

54 h. ago Prison officer murdered after discovering colleague's sexual fling with inmate

Prison officer Lenny Scott uncovered a sexual relationship between Elias Morgan and fellow guard Sarah Williams after discovering a mobile phone in the then-prisoner's cell

Events

57 h. ago I'm A Celebrity peer Lord Charlie Brocket, 73, appears in court accused of drugging and raping a woman

The defendant was in the dock before Westminster magistrates today, charged with two counts of rape on August 10 and one count of sexual assault by penetration.

Events

64 h. ago New AI tool can detect three deadly heart conditions in just 15 SECONDS (and it's more accurate than a doctor!)

A researcher from Imperial College London has revealed a new AI stephoscope that can detect three common heart conditions in just 15 seconds by picking up sounds humans can't hear.

Events

3 d. ago All the hidden Easter eggs in Thursday Murder Club including a subtle reference to one of Helen Mirren's most famous roles and celebrity cameos

The film, an adaptation of the first book in a line of novels that have since become one of the most successful detective series of all time, was released in UK cinemas on 22 August.

Events

3 d. ago Former detective jailed after relationship with sex offence complainant

Wasim Bashir, 55, was found guilty of one count of misconduct in a public office.

Events

4 d. ago Aberdeen true crime event: David Swindle on Peter Tobin, Operation Anagram and murder investigations

True crime fans are in for a gripping night in Aberdeen this September as one of the UK’s most respected former detectives takes to the stage. David Swindle, the man who led the investigation that unmasked Peter Tobin and went on to launch the groundbreaking Operation Anagram, brings his hit live show Murder: A Search for the Truth to The Lemon Tree on Sunday, September 14.

Events

4 d. ago Expert warns not to use this type of phone charger as it could cause a fire

Common mistakes could lead to your mobile phone overheating or catching fire

Events

4 d. ago Met employee in court accused of taking photos of human remains at car crash

Luke Pearce, 26, of Sandhurst, Berkshire, is charged with two counts of misconduct in a public office.

Events

4 d. ago DWP warning to people on State Pension, PIP or other benefits using a mobile phone

DWP is urging people to watch out for fake text messages designed to steal personal and financial data.

Events

5 d. ago Paul Gallagher: Liam and Noel's brother's life as he's charged with rape

Oasis stars Liam and Noel Gallagher's brother, Paul Gallagher, appeared in court this week, accused of rape and a string of other sexual offences

Events

5 d. ago Detectives appeal for information following the death of man in Kirkmuirhill

A 35-year-old man was also taken to University Hospital Wishaw for treatment. His condition is described as not life threatening.

Events

5 d. ago Disgraced Metropolitan Police detective 'killed himself in prison' weeks after his wife was found dead in Barbados hotel room, inquest hears

Former Detective Inspector Warren Arter, 54, tried to kill himself in the Caribbean but was arrested and brought back to the UK on 'non homicide charges.'

Events

5 d. ago Time’s up for tinny tunes and blaring football highlights. London's headphone cavalry has arrived | Hugh Muir

The capital’s transport authority will erect signs aimed at noisy mobile phone users. Might the next stop be relative calm and a bit more civility?There is that scene in so many westerns films, of the kind forever playing on daytime TV, when all seems lost but suddenly the cavalry comes riding over the horizon.The cavalry came to save me this week and they were wearing the uniforms of Transport for London, which runs the buses and many of the railways in the capital. TfL, as it is known, wants all who play stuff on their mobile phones without headphones to get out of town by sundown. Or at the very least to stop it. Signs are going up to that effect. Yeehaw! Go get them!Hugh Muir is executive editor, Opinion Continue reading...

Sport

5 d. ago Best Pay By Mobile Casinos UK: Top Pay By Phone Casino Sites Ranked and Reviewed

We pick out the best Pay By Mobile casino sites in the UK and rank them in order

Politics

5 d. ago Premier League footballers 'are FIXING matches': Former police unit chief's staggering claim after casino raid

ISAAN KHAN: The former head of an international crime investigation unit has claimed Premier League players are guilty of match-fixing.

Sport

5 d. ago Full list of times UK motorists are legally allowed to use their mobile phone while driving

There are four exceptions whereby using a mobile phone while behind the wheel is permitted

Transport

5 d. ago Oasis brother Paul Gallagher in court accused of rape and string of sexual offences

Paul Gallagher, the 59-year-old older brother of rock stars Liam and Noel spoke only to confirm his name, age and address before being granted conditional bail.

Events