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David Miliband criticised Prime Minister David Cameron today, accusing him of being a ''loudmouth'' over his remarks about Pakistan's record on terrorism.

The Taliban has congratulated the Netherlands for plans to pull its soldiers out of Afghanistan this weekend.

Chancellor has stoked a Cabinet row over funding for the £20 billion Trident weapons system.

More than 80 hippos have been killed in an anthrax outbreak in Uganda, officials have said.

A giant asteroid called 1999 RQ36 may crash into Earth on September 24 2182, scientists believe.

Miniature masterpieces carved into graphite by Dalton Ghetti.

More than 360,000 children were suspended from school last year amid Government warnings that classroom behaviour remains a "significant problem".

John Radcliffe heart surgery unit where four babies died should remain suspended, the report concluded.

The US soldier suspected of being behind the Wikileaks documents scandal grew up in Wales after moving there following his parents' divorce.

Dominique Cottrez accused of France's worst case of infanticide, her husband has been charged with hiding the bodies in the village near Lille.

A couple who brutally murdered a three-year-old boy have been jailed for life.

David Cameron promised to "speak plainly" on foreign policy during his trip this week. However some of his comments have been seen as gaffes and have provoked anger. Here is a summary of them.

Dozens of surviving thalidomide victims in Australia and New Zealand have won a new payout of £28.5million (A$50 million) from Diageo, the British manufacturer.

Fines of £200 for those caught using network of 'Olympic lanes' in 2012 that will affect 2.5 per cent of London roads.

A cheeky meerkat, Halal make-up, and Where's Wally?

The Daily Telegraph's Thomas Harding comes under fire from the Taliban on patrol in Sangin with the Royal Marines.

House prices have fallen as anxiety about the economic outlook deterred buyers.

The former Argentina coach says the AFA President lied to him and the national team director betrayed him.

Outfit designed for Miss Universe contest branded "a national joke".

Property tycoons Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz failed in a Court of Appeal battle to use information about the financial affairs of their sister's husband at her divorce hearing.

Classic detective series back on TV with new stars and grittier action.

Children were suspended from school on more than 80,000 occasions last year for attacking teachers and classmates, official figures showed today.

Paul Yarrow, the man nicknamed the news raider after appearing in the background of several live television reports, has dedicated his appearances to the overweight.

The suspected parents of eight newborn babies whose skeletal remains were found in two gardens in a northern French village have been questioned by police.

Probes into the financial affairs of the L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt moved closer to President Nicolas Sarkozy's government on Thursday when the French labour minister was questioned by police.

The Taliban has congratulated the Netherlands for plans to pull its soldiers out of Afghanistan this weekend.

More than 80 hippos have been killed in an anthrax outbreak in Uganda, officials have said.

Starve the lizards! The Aussies have got themselves into a real tizzy over the new Miss Australia costume.

A giant asteroid called 1999 RQ36 may crash into Earth on September 24 2182, scientists believe.

Miniature masterpieces carved into graphite by Dalton Ghetti.

When BP finally seal off the Macondo wellhead that has been spewed oil into the Gulf of Mexico for more than three months, it will become just one of many abandoned wells that litter the area.

Dominique Cottrez accused of France's worst case of infanticide, her husband has been charged with hiding the bodies in the village near Lille.

Dozens of surviving thalidomide victims in Australia and New Zealand have won a new payout of £28.5million (A$50 million) from Diageo, the British manufacturer.

The Daily Telegraph's Thomas Harding comes under fire from the Taliban on patrol in Sangin with the Royal Marines.

Outfit designed for Miss Universe contest branded "a national joke".

Classic detective series back on TV with new stars and grittier action.

The suspected parents of eight newborn babies whose skeletal remains were found in two gardens in a northern French village have been questioned by police.

Probes into the financial affairs of the L'Oreal heiress Liliane Bettencourt moved closer to President Nicolas Sarkozy's government on Thursday when the French labour minister was questioned by police.

The Russian security service has been given extended powers to act against people for so-called "thought crime" under a new law which opponents say marks a return to Soviet-era policing.

Authorities in Pakistan are still working to recover the bodies from the country's worst ever air crash.

President Barack Obama replied "where do I begin here?" when asked how difficult his first 20 months in office have been, as he made the first appearance by a sitting US president on a daytime television chat show.

Dr Daniel Ubani allegedly issued the legal "censorship" threat against the two sons of David Gray, who died after a massive overdose.

A court in Russia has blocked access to YouTube after the website was accused of hosting extremist propaganda.

Apple is being sued by iPad owners who claim the device overheats too easily and shuts down, making it difficult to use outdoors.

Here is a list of some of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's, and his government's, more quirky "dislikes".

David Cameron has refused requests to return the fabulous Koh i Noor diamond to India.

A military cargo plane has crashed at Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska.

The Galapagos Islands has been withdrawn from a list of endangered world heritage sites by a UN panel.

Anna Chapman, the Russian spy, infiltrated herself into Americans society by using networking skills, newly uncovered video footage shows.

A man has been sentenced death for killing a five-year-old albino girl in Tanzania by hacking off her legs with a machete and then drinking her blood.

Devan Kaloo, Head of the Global Emerging Markets team at Abderdeen, tells Robert Miller about the investment potential for the group's new Latin American Income Fund.

Britain's defence industry will survive the Government's spending cuts, according to the chief executive of BAE Systems.

When it emerged BP would be forced into suspending its dividend after the recent Gulf of Mexico oil spill there was uproar.

The latest news on: Germany, Shell, House prices, Travis

Hundreds of thousands of students who graduated a year ago could soon find that they are paying interest rates of up to 19pc now they have entered the "real world".

Shell, which has eclipsed BP as Europe's largest oil company, sees profits on back of crude prices.

The latest news on: US, BSkyB, UK pay, Metro Bank

Average UK house prices fell 0.5pc in July, as anxiety about the economic outlook put buyers off.

Strange. I spot a story in property rag Estates Gazette about Prince Charles applying for planning permission to put solar panels on the roof of Clarence House, his official residence. The magazine found the application on Westminster Council's website.

The Governor of the Bank of England has warned Britain to brace itself for a prolonged period of high inflation and economic uncertainty.

The Government's plan to build a high-speed rail line to Heathrow is likely to put more strains on the congested airport, BAA said, as it took a £104m charge for axing new runway projects.

The Russian government is to raise $29bn (£18.5bn) by selling off stakes in a host of its state-run corporate powerhouses in order to reduce its growing budget deficit.

BAE Systems, Britain's biggest defence manufacturer, confirmed a £500m order from India for 57 Hawk training aircraft.

The Financial Services Authority has taken another scalp in its efforts to crack down on market abuse and mismanagement in the City.

EasyJet's new chief executive has admitted to problems with both staff morale and crewing that have hit the airline's punctuality.

The State Bank of India, India's oldest commercial bank, will open its European head-quarters in London later this year.

Metro Bank has promised to revolutionise the British banking experience.

Trading in the shares of Aluminium Corporation of China (Chalco) were suspended yesterday in both Shanghai and Hong Kong, ahead of a signing ceremony in Beijing later today where a joint venture with Rio Tinto is expected to be formalised.

Virgin Media, the cable TV and broadband group 6.5pc owned by Sir Richard Branson, will buy back £375m of its shares this year in a show of confidence after it signed-up a record number of new customers in the three months to the end of June.

Mervyn King is looking for a new breed of regulators focused on public service and not huge banking-style pay packages.

Rexam, the world's biggest make of drinks cans, returned to profit in the first half as global demand picked up and the company took steps to improve its cash flow.

European banks face a serious funding threat over the next two years as authorities withdraw emergency support, S&P says.

The blue chips lost steam yesterday as the market turned its nose up at a slew of trading updates and investors moved to cash in their recent gains.

British American Tobacco, the maker of Lucky Strike and Dunhill cigarettes, reported a 7.3pc rise in first-half profit as sales in some of its key markets stabilised with the recovery in the world economy.

John West, Britain's biggest tinned fish brand, has been sold by its private equity owners for ?680m (£566m) to a Thai producer.

The 97 miles of road closures when 'Olympic Lanes' are instituted for London 2012 will help Londoners enjoy the games.

Best images of the first Test between England and Pakistan at Trent Bridge.

Day one (lunch): England (103-2) Mohammad Aamer proved why he is considered one of the world's best bowlers with two wickets this morning.

Profile on new 100m European Champion who has caused a stir.

British 110m hurdler won his heat in style at European Championships despite fearing he had earned himself red card.

Leeds Rhinos slap £100,000-price tag on New Zealand international Greg Eastwood after agreeing to transfer request.

Fines of £200 for those caught using 'Olympic lanes' in 2012 that will affect 2.5 per cent of London roads.

Newcastle United have today confirmed that defender Steven Taylor is expected to be sidelined for the next three months.

England won the toss and decided to bat first on an overcast morning at Trent Bridge today in the first Test against Pakistan.

Mark Foster, the five-time British Olympian, says he still harbours dreams of adding a sixth Games to his career tally.

British No 1 hopes split from coach Miles Maclagan will help him reach goal of winning a maiden grand slam.

Referendum: Were Argentina right to get rid of Diego Maradona as coach?

Mark Hughes set to be named the new Fulham manager within next 24 hours after agreeing to fill vacancy left by Roy Hodgson.

If proof were needed that F1 is not a sport then this latest Ferrari scandal confirms it, says Brian Moore.

Kevin Pietersen needs to prove against Pakistan that he still has the mental fortitude to play a major Test innings.

Read latest news and summer gossip affecting your Premier League club.

After just 28 days, Roy Hodgson's honeymoon at Liverpool seems to be over.

Liverpool new boy Milan Jovanovic has no regrets over turning down the chance to join Real Madrid.

Briton celebrates "biggest comeback ever" after shock silver medal in the 100m final at European Championships.

Read daily racing tips from every meeting at every race track.

There is a way for the county game to create riches, but it will never be allowed to happen.

Follow insider news, gossip and colour from the 2010 County Cricket Championship.

Jamaican's mother hints sprinter could change events for London 2012.

Exclusive: Deloitte report says grounds face bankruptcy unless ECB structures and Twenty20 change.

Manchester United manager defends under-fire owners saying they have "done their job well" and says debt is a fact of life.