One of the defendants in the body in the Blue Lagoon murder trial has been acquitted on the judge's direction of a charge of familial homicide.
The findings of an investigation into how a paranoid schizophrenic was able to murder a policeman will be revealed this summer.
Award-winning tv and radio personality Stephen Rhodes yesterday quit the BBC to stand as an independent candidate in Luton South.
Free transport for faith school pupils in Dunstable has been axed – with parents given six months notice before it comes into force.
A councillor who received £13,500 in allowances saw her career ended after failing to attend a meeting in six months.
An aircraft heading to Luton Airport was forced to return to Romania after a false bomb scare this morning (March 17).
Police are hunting robbers who tried to smash their way into a building society.
The beautiful coastal city of Palma offers tourists a taste of true Mallorcan life and culture, far flung from images of drunk sunburnt Brits lazing on a beach in Magaluf
I never thought one of the hardest movies to review this year would be Where the Wild Things Are. I still can’t actually make up my mind whether this supposed kids movie is a piece of genius from
That man has done it again. Twelve years ago James Cameron provided us with the biggest movie of all-time in Titanic – now his pet project has changed the face of cinema for the next generation. With
I have long been a Sherlock Holmes fan. As a boy I moved on to Conan Doyle’s novels after exhausting the derring-do and dirty tricks of John Buchan. But I had mixed feelings about seeing the new
Kevin Gallen is determined to fight for a new contract at Luton Town and hopes that his double strike against Kidderminster will keep him in the team so he can help shoot the Hatters to promotion
MATCH REACTION: Richard Money praised the new mood of the Kenilworth Road faithful as his side racked up what he called a “comprehensive” 3-1 win over Kidderminster Harriers
LUTON TOWN 3 KIDDERMINSTER HARRIERS 1: A Kevin Gallen brace saw the Hatters secure a third home win on the spin – a first for the season
Neal Perrin earned a point for Dunstable Town