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SCOTLAND'S new single police force is under pressure to publish hidden payments to victims of wrongful arrest after MSPs demanded action. They urged the new body to come clean about the public money being paid out in response to complaints of police errors.

Smart meters replace analog meters and are designed to send utility use in real time. They essentially create a home network which collects sensitive personal information.

Civil liberties campaigners have hit out at Swindon Council’s plan to link CCTV cameras across the town centre in a £100k bid to combat crime and disorder.

A former driver for the BBC has become the first suspect charged under Operation Yewtree, a formal criminal investigation into the former Top of The Pops presenter Jimmy Savile.

As an increasing number of UK families are struggling to survive, it has emerged that British supermarkets are throwing away over 10 billion pounds worth of food each year.

A Freedom of Information request, released on Tuesday, has shown that BBC employees have been suspected of more than 500 crimes each year over a 4 year period, including the allegation that one employee had under-age sex while on an assignment.

Teachers at a school in Surrey provided sterilized razor blade kits to enable an autistic pupil to self harm, it has emerged. Despite protests, teachers at Unsted Park School in Godalming, Surrey, were ordered to escort the pupil to a bathroom, wait outside and check on her every two minutes.

I know it. You know it. We all know it. It's the elephant in the room that the subservient cowards in the mainstream media are too afraid to mention; the banking industry is run and controlled by criminals.

Tell us something we don't know. Not only did the police fail to catch Savile, but there's evidence to suggest that they actively protected him from being arrested, for decades.

On Wednesday night EU politicians passed a passed the bonus cap in Parliament, capping bankers' bonuses at a maximum of twice their base salaries, starting in 2014. But the cap will be ineffective.