Updated 11:45am 23 May 2013

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House asking prices reach new high

House sellers' asking prices have soared to a new high, in further signs of confidence returning to the market, a property website has reported.Read

Help offered to probation mutuals

Probation staff who start their own John Lewis-style mutuals will be offered support to bid for contracts under the Government's rehabilitation reforms, Nick Clegg will announce.Read

Cameron calls for tax transparency

David Cameron has written to the leaders of Britain's offshore tax havens stressing the need to "get our own houses in order" as he pushes for international action to tackle avoidance schemes.Read

Four hurt in suspected gas blast

Four casualties have been taken to hospital after a suspected gas blast which destroyed a terraced house.Read

Cable denies plotting against Clegg

Business Secretary Vince Cable has refused to rule out becoming leader of the Liberal Democrats, but insisted that it was "not something I'm thinking about".Read

Five people hurt in gas explosion

Five casualties have been taken to hospital after a suspected gas blast which ripped through a house, police have said.Read

One rescued following gas blast

One person has been rescued by fire crews after a suspected gas explosion ripped through a house.Read

Father admits killing children

A British father has admitted slitting the throats of his two young children in France following a difficult divorce, sources said.Read

One dead, two hurt in plane crash

A man has died while a boy and another man are fighting for their lives after a light aircraft crashed on the approach to an airport runway.Read

'One dead, two hurt' in plane crash

One person is reportedly feared dead and two others have been injured after a light aircraft crash.Read

Politics of New Labour era 'over'

One of the key architects of New Labour said that the politics of the Blair-era government was over and that it was time for a new generation with new ideas.Read

Cameron hints at going it alone

David Cameron has hinted that he could attempt to govern without the Liberal Democrats if disputes within the coalition made it impossible to continue.Read

Father 'slit children's throats'

A British father is being questioned in France on suspicion of slitting the throats of his two children, local police said.Read

Hunt in GP call over A&E crisis

Family doctors need a "closer personal relationship" with their patients as part of efforts to ease the crisis in hospital accident and emergency units, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said.Read

Tory chiefs rally over 'loon' slur

The Conservative leadership has rallied around party co-chairman Lord Feldman in the row over reports an ally of David Cameron called grassroots activists "swivel-eyed loons".Read

Briton 'held over child deaths'

The Foreign Office is "urgently" investigating reports that a British man has been arrested on suspicion of slitting the throats of his two children in France.Read

Call to stop demonising bankers

Sir Mervyn King has called for an end to bankers being "demonised" for their role in the financial crash, insisting the problem was with the system rather than individuals.Read

Pakistan holds vote despite killing

Pakistan is holding a repeat election in an upmarket area of Karachi that was plagued with allegations of vote-rigging.Read

Pressure mounts over 'loons' claim

Pressure continued to mount on the Conservative leadership over claims an ally of David Cameron described grassroots activists as "mad, swivel-eyed loons" who forced Tory MPs to adopt hardline stances on divisive issues.Read

Leader of NAHT targets warning

Children's education and wellbeing must not be sacrificed just to meet targets, a headteachers' leader will warn.Read