Telegraph

The law on abortion is complex and has remained largely unchanged over the past four decades despite regular political and moral debate.

Senior fellows of the Royal College of Physicians have accused their own president of being used as a 'political pawn' by attending a Downing Street 'summit' on the health bill earlier this week.

Developers gaining from new planning reforms donated large sums to party.

A twice-daily pill has been found to almost double the length of time that patients with advanced skin cancer can survive.

The Serious Fraud Office is set to look into allegations of fraud at a company run by David Cameron's "back-to-work" tsar, after an MP demanded a formal investigation.

A doctor in Manchester has been secretly filmed offering to terminate a pregnancy purely because the foetus is female, even though it is illegal to carry out an abortion for this reason.

The Telegraph's abortion clinic investigation will yet again lead to searching questions about the watchdog charged with monitoring them, the Care Quality Commission.

Telegraph investigation: Women are being granted illegal abortions by doctors based on the sex of their unborn baby, an undercover investigation by The Daily Telegraph reveals.

Women with a history of migraine are at a higher risk of depression, according to new research.

The BBC should have been allowed to sack Miriam O'Reilly from Countryfile without fear of sparking an age discrimination row, according to Rowan Atkinson, the actor.

An obsession with red tape is preventing brave police and firefighters from doing their job, says Philip Johnston.

David Davis, the senior Conservative MP, has accused David Cameron of allowing the Government to be too close to big business.

Northern Irish comedian dies peacefully at Blackpool home.

The mother of killed war journalist Marie Colvin, who died alongside a French photojournalist in Syria, told journalists her daughter was "totally committed to what she did".

EU regulations have left a couple who make their own apple-based goods in a sticky spot after being told that their products do not qualify to be called jam.

Michael Deacon watches a noisy session of Prime Minister's Questions.

A full list of phone hacking victims who have agreed legal settlements with News International

The emergency services have been out in force on the streets of the capital training for the "worst case scenario" of a terrorist attack on the London Underground during the Olympics.

Not to be outdone by Samantha Cameron, Prince Charles will host a men's fashion reception to launch London Collections: Men in June.

Cherie Blair's decision to sue Rupert Murdoch's News International over alleged phone hacking follows a close relationship between the former Prime Minister and the newspaper owner.