Queen's rooms 'swept for bugs'
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The Queen's rooms were regularly checked for bugging devices, the Princess Diana inquest is told.
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People struck down by a stomach bug sweeping the UK have been urged not to go back to work for 48 hours.
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The buzzing. The biting. You&#39;d think there were already enough insects in the world to drive you buggy. However, a team of researchers at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia announced yesterday that
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AS David Blunkettâs six law and order Bills were dominating last weekâs Queenâs Speech, the Home Secretary could be forgiven if his mind was elsewhere.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth the Queen   Mother lived through the whole of the 20th century without once   having to open or draw her bedroom curtains herself.
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Reports highlight problems in two UK prisons, including a vermin infestation in one
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A restaurant in the capital is fined Â£18,000 after hygiene inspectors found mouse droppings on dishes.
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More than a dozen wards in hospitals are shut by illness, in some cases caused by a winter vomiting bug.
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A Swedish landlord inspecting a recently vacated cottage got an ugly surprise when she found dozens of dead or ailing snakes, mice, rats and lizards locked up in cages inside the house.
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Â· 'Disgraceful' standards found at army barracksÂ· Forces minister accepts some areas need work
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A Victorian aged care home has been sanctioned after claims by staff that it covered up a gastroenteritis outbreak and endangered the health of 54 patients.
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Armed guards patrolled Britain's parliament on Thursday as an inquiry began into how pro-hunting protesters caused one of the nation's most embarrassing security breaches in years by breaking into the debating chamber.
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A covert security review of some of the UK's top museums finds lapses that are putting treasures at risk of theft.
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Hospital patients are being asked to become hygiene inspectors under plans announced by a health board.
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Silver buckled shoes, stockings and a ceremonial sword? Time, some say, for Parliament's archaic security measures to be dragged into the 21st century after what was called the worst security breach at the House of Commons since 1642.
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Britain&#39;s interior minister says he does not want Buckingham Palace, the home of the royal family, to become inaccessible to the public -- despite a highly visible security breach Monday.
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GENEVA: The United Nations today said it had launched an investigation into the discovery of a bugging device in a room used by foreign delegations, including French President Jacques Chirac, at its European headquarters in Geneva.