British troops who have suffered severe injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan are to receive much greater compensation.

No change in law regarding succession to the throne

The Attorney-General’s office has ruled out any legislation that would give equal rights of succession to the throne to daughters of a monarch. Nor will it repeal the law that bans the heir to the throne from marrying a Roman Catholic.

Families of British soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan because of faulty or missing equipment could sue the Government for breaching their human rights following a landmark High Court ruling.

The BBC could be forced to share its £3.2billion in licence fees with its rivals in the biggest broadcasting shake-up for decades, it emerged yesterday.

The BBC has a bias towards a socialist world-view, and is regularly misandric. This news could help put it under pressure to be more balanced.

Texas strip club owners will no longer have to pay a controversial $5-per-customer "pole tax" after the fee was declared unconstitutional by a judge.

The charge was imposed on clubs in January by officials who hoped to raise about $44 million (£22 million) to fund sexual assault prevention programmes and health care for the uninsured.