‘Glittering’ 2012 start for London

A dazzling fireworks display is expected to attract up to 250,000 people to London to welcome in the new year.


2011 second warmest year on record

The past year has been the second warmest on record, the Met Office has said, despite the summer being disappointingly cool.


O’Connell named as Ireland captain

Paul O'Connell will captain Ireland in this season's RBS 6 Nations Championship, the Irish Rugby Football Union have announced.


Star style resolutions

Making a resolution doesn't have to be all about quitting. Whether it's stocking up the beauty cabinet or adding to your wardrobe, overindulge your favourite habits instead and make 2012 your most beautiful year yet.


Husband remanded over Xmas murder

A 56-year-old man has appeared in court charged with murdering his wife on Christmas Day.


Trust is keen to get moving with monument to ‘our greatest son’

A MONUMENT commemorating the achievements of Admiral James de Saumarez, ‘Guernsey’s greatest son’, could soon stand in Delancey Park –  if enough money is raised.


Britons cut mortgage debt by £8.6bn

Britons reduced their mortgage debt by £8.6 billion during the third quarter of this year, but the Bank of England said there was "little sign" that households are trying to pay their debts down more quickly than in the past.


Chelsea agree fee for Cahill

Bolton manager Owen Coyle has confirmed the club have agreed a fee with Chelsea for Wanderers defender Gary Cahill.


No Jelavic offers – McCoist

Rangers manager Ally McCoist claims no offers have been made for Nikica Jelavic.


Ferguson: Smalling return imminent

Sir Alex Ferguson has insisted that Chris Smalling will be fit to play next week following reports the defender faced a long lay off with glandular fever.