Margaret Beckett is duped by a fake 'Gordon Brown' telephone call.

Victims of collapsed final salary schemes have won their case against the government in the High Court.

Stock markets recover after falling in response to events in China and the United States.

Brighton Council is to introduce a lottery to decide which children go to which school.

Private equity leaders are meeting in Frankfurt amid growing disapproval of their methods.

But a court rules that it violated international law by failing to stop the Srebrenica massacre.

Most of extra 1,400 troops will be deployed to the Helmand province in the south of the country.

Abu Qatada, Osama bin Laden's "right-hand man in Europe", is to be deported to Jordan.

A Dispatches investigation into 'minimum waiting times' for operations.

The intial findings into the cause of the fatal Cumbria train crash are due early tomorrow.

Channel 4 News at Noon has found fewer state school students are getting into the UK's top universities.

The defence secretary confirms that more British troops are to be sent to southern Afghanistan.

Fewer state students are getting into the UK's top universities, Channel 4 News has learned.

For the first time in 25 years a royal prince is off to war.

British Big Brother Ting Tong In Diary Room

Financial markets around the world have experienced their heaviest losses for years.

The US government defends the state of the economy after fears that it is heading to recession.

Donal talks a load of bollards and sings a song about the stuff he likes.

Donal goes to McDonalds, has some advice for political bloggers, and tries to settle his feud with Ed Blum once and for all.

Donal reveals what went on at his stunt on Sunday, finds out his wife's been getting extra money from somewhere, and pays another visit to WebCameron.

Donal does some extreme blending, makes a song out of spam, and goes to meet a man in a ditch.

Donal pushes the boundaries of sexual decency on telly, plays Stare Assault with the Rock Paper Scissors World Champion, and finds there's an interesting side to cricket after all.

Donal makes a song out of being unwell, is unimpressed by the new Nintendo Wii, and talks to a man trying to sail round the world in a tiny boat.

Britain is in danger of creating a generation of urban child soldiers - community leaders have warned.