Motor giant Nissan is reportedly planning to build its new electric car at its plant in Sunderland.
David Cameron has reached out to black voters telling them that the Conservative Party had come "a long way" when it came to opening itself up to ethnic minorities.
TV presenter Sian Williams's accountant told a tax tribunal she would be willing to present her BBC show naked, but BBC bosses would not let her.
The family of a British Army officer who died in hospital three weeks after being wounded in Afghanistan said they were "heartbroken" by their loss.
Gordon Brown has admitted he wrongly claimed defence spending had risen in real terms every year when he gave evidence to the Iraq Inquiry.
An animal rights enthusiast who piloted a gyrocopter which killed a hunt supporter has been cleared of manslaughter.
A musician has spoken of his shock at being removed from a train for "behaving suspiciously" by writing a list of songs which included the band name The Killers.
Chelsea football captain John Terry was breathalysed and questioned by police after his car ran into a club steward.
The former head of Wales's public spending watchdog has appeared in court accused of possessing hundreds of indecent images of children.
A bus driver who won £2.3m on the lottery has said he won't quit his job because he would miss his colleagues.
Illegal downloading of music, films and television programmes cost Britain 39,000 jobs and retail losses of £1.4 billion in 2008, a report has claimed.