- News Webdevelopment
- News Software
- News Technology
- News Macintosh
- News News
- News Apple
- News Mac-News
- News Miscellaneous
- News all available Feeds
- Birmingham social workers sacked Six social workers are sacked for failing to do their jobs properly at a local authority criticised for the way it deals with children at risk.
- Student loan delays 'may reoccur' The public spending watchdog criticises the Student Loans Company and warns of another year of delays.
- Taliban arrests halted UN talks The former UN special envoy in Afghanistan says Pakistan's arrest of Taliban leaders halted secret UN talks.
- Scarlett Goa death trial begins Two men appear in court accused of killing British teenager Scarlett Keeling, whose body was found in the Indian state of Goa in 2008.
- BA strike talks to resume later Talks between British Airways and the Unite union aimed at averting strike action will resume on Friday morning.
- Pope to sign letter on sex abuse Pope Benedict is to sign a letter to the Catholics of Ireland on how to address the sexual abuse of children by priests.
- Bloody Sunday report plan changed The report into the events of Bloody Sunday will be not now be handed to the government next week as planned.
- New Doctor Who series premiered Matt Smith's debut in the new series of Doctor Who has its premiere in Cardiff, ahead of being screened on TV this Easter.
- Obese maternity care risk warning Maternity services for obese women are not good enough and may be putting mothers-to-be at risk, experts warn.
- Radio show halted by drink claims The University of Glasgow suspends a student radio show after presenters discussed sex and violence and claimed to be drinking tequila while on air.
- Quartet urges settlement freeze A new bid is to be made in Moscow to find ways of restarting peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
- Clue in the claws: New dinosaur species related to Velociraptor Researchers discover a new species of dinosaur that was very closely related to the Velociraptor.
- Disabled servicemen set to trek to the North Pole Details of the first unaided trek to the North Pole by disabled servicemen are to be announced by Prince Harry.
- Fulham earn famous win over Juventus Fulham produce a stunning second-leg comeback against nine-man Juventus to make the Europa League quarter-finals.
- Torres fires Reds to Europa win Fernando Torres scores twice to help Liverpool keep their season alive with victory over Lille and reach the Europa League quarter-finals.
- Kauto Star hunts third Gold Cup Kauto Star bids to join jump-racing's immortals when he aims for a third success in the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday.
- Do unions have too much power? Talks between BA and the Unite union will resume on Friday morning. What's your reaction?
- 7 days quiz What does the 'com' in .com actually stand for?
- Paper review Politics dominates as election moves ever closer
- Cheltenham giants Is Gold Cup a two-horse race?
- Student sums Can young people afford not to go to university?
- Who review A first look at Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor
- No local future? The impact of cuts at an acclaimed TV channel
- Man dies after toxic gas escape A man dies in hospital two weeks after he was injured in a gas leak following an explosion at a North East Lincolnshire factory.
- Safety changes after blast report The UK government announces measures to improve safety after a report into a factory blast which killed nine people in 2004.
- Appeal after abandoned baby dies Police say they are "extremely concerned" for the health of a mother after the death of her abandoned newborn boy.
- Cuts to Fermanagh schools planned The latest plan for Catholic post primary education proposes radical cutbacks in the number of schools in County Fermanagh.
- Ethiopia admits jamming VOA radio Ethiopia admits jamming the Voice of America in Amharic, accusing the US radio station of engaging in "destabilising propaganda".
- US health bill 'will cut deficit' Congressional officials say the healthcare bill will cut the deficit by $138bn over 10 years, ahead of a possible vote on Sunday.
- Nigeria recalls Libya ambassador Nigeria recalls its ambassador to Libya after leader Muammar Gaddafi suggested Nigeria be divided into two states.
- Acceptance over Obama Asia delay Indonesia and Australia express understanding after President Obama pushes back a much-anticipated regional visit.
- Srebrenica gay theory irks Dutch Dutch officials reject a US general's claim that troops failed at Srebrenica because of poor morale over gay soldiers.
- US man admits Mumbai attacks role US citizen David Headley changes his plea in a Chicago court and admits his role in the deadly Mumbai attacks in 2008.
- Lloyds predicts a profitable 2010 Lloyds Banking Group says it expects to make a profit this year - having made heavy losses due to bad loans in 2009.
- Public sector 'is wasting £25bn' The public sector is wasting at least £25bn a year because of a failure to reform, a report says.
- Infection warning on child deaths Greater vigilance by doctors for childhood infections could have a significant impact on child deaths, say researchers.
- Teachers' A-levels concerns 'up' A rising number of teachers are worried about the quality of A-level marking, a report by the exams watchdog suggests.
- Ice mission given lift-off date Europe's Cryosat spacecraft is set to launch on 8 April on a mission to map the world's ice fields.
- Polanski lawyers file new appeal Lawyers for Roman Polanski file an appeal over alleged judicial misconduct in his 1970s US trial for sex with a 13-year-old girl.
- Facebook rules out 'panic button' Facebook says it will not install a "panic button" on its main pages for users to report suspected paedophiles, but will develop its existing reporting system.
Feed last cached 22 minutes ago update now
