Muslim groups have united in condemning the attack in Woolwich as un-Islamic.

A MOTHER of two who confronted the Woolwich attackers and asked them to hand over their weapons has been praised for her bravery.

Nothing could hide the sense of disbelief, writes David Maddox, in Woolwich

MILITARY facilities across the country were on alert yesterday, after the savage attack on a young soldier.

Net migration into Britain fell by more than a third in a year, according to figures published yesterday that show the number of immigrants arriving has dropped “significantly”.

A FAMILY doctor who filmed himself sexually abusing female patients with his James Bond-style wristwatch was jailed for 12 years yesterday.

A “WONDER drug” hailed as a breakthrough treatment for Alzheimer’s disease may be ineffective, experts have warned.

NISSAN is recalling of one of its most popular models over a fault that could result in the the steering wheel coming off in the driver’s hands.

The remains of King Richard III, which were discovered under a city car park, were found in a hastily dug, untidy grave, researchers have revealed.

A NEW training scheme for staff helping adult survivors of child abuse was launched today following “significantly increased” reporting of cases since the Jimmy Savile investigation was launched.

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David Cameron insisted yesterday he had raised the question of Google’s UK tax arrangements with the company’s boss at talks in Downing Street earlier this week.

ALMOST half of all money invested in developing countries is channelled through tax havens and deprives the world’s poorest countries of tax revenue, according to the charity ActionAid.

MORE than 50 deaths on the roads each year would be avoided if the UK adopted Central European Time, a government spokesman said yesterday.

A SYRUP widely used in processed foods such as biscuits 
can cause behavioural changes similar to the effects of cocaine, according to new research.

ELECTRIC lights, including those illuminating laptop computers, smartphones and tablets, often play a key role in causing people to sleep badly, an expert has said.

The new owner of the ­factory at the centre of the horsemeat ­contamination scandal in ­Ireland has won a contract for Burger King.

Yesterday’s killing appears to have some similarities to a plot by Islamic fanatic Parviz Khan to snatch a British Muslim soldier from the streets and film him being beheaded.

Terrorist experts said yesterday’s murder was a departure from previous attacks and represented a “new round of terror threats in this country”.

German chancellor ­Angela Merkel has been named as the most powerful woman in the world for the third year ­running by business magazine Forbes.

TV bosses confirmed Sharon Osbourne will return to The X Factor judging panel to replace Tulisa Contostavlos.