Firefighters freed the 47-year-old woman after paramedics were called to the Wigginton Road plant on Monday. A North Yorkshire Fire Service spokesman said: "The woman was trapped between the fork lift ...

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1808 Derek Simpson, joint general secretary of the Unite union says: "Today's pre-Budget report gives Britain a reason to be ...

A bogus forensic psychologist who supplied evidence in hundreds of court cases has been jailed for five years. Gene Morrison, 48, of Hyde, was described in court as a charlatan who had tricked judges, ...

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Former footballer Vinnie Jones has continued to fuel his hard-man reputation with his conviction for an "air rage" assault. A prosecuting lawyer at the case said Jones was described as "abusive, ...

Bristol City's Jamie McAllister has been named as the FA Cup "Player of the Round" for the fourth round. The defender impressed in midfield in City's 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough, and polled over 35% ...

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The United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan has told the BBC the US-led invasion of Iraq was an illegal act that contravened the UN charter. He said the decision to take action in Iraq should have ...

Journalist Mike Philpott takes a look at what is making the headlines in Wednesday's newspapers. Pain now, more pain later, ...

Unrest continued in cities across the Middle East and North Africa on Thursday following uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt. Security forces have dispersed protesters in Bahrain with tear gas and batons, ...

International offers of help often prove a diplomatic quagmire for governments. When the donor in question is an unpredictable dictator of a poor African country who considers himself the king of ...