Police investigated after CCTV captures assault

Footage shows Lance Corporal Mark Aspinall, who was praised for his bravery against the Taleban, being held down and hit

Tobin's former wife tells of sex attack

Speaking to ITN News, his first wife, Margaret, said she was kept 'like a prisoner' in his flat after they married in 1969

How Vicky's purse helped trap killer

Killer of Scottish schoolgirl gave her purse to his son to play with - but police traced it back to him from the toddler's DNA

Is the Royal Academy to blame for troubles?

The failure to find City backing for the Andrea Palladio exhibition could be a sign that the show is perceived as staid

Carousel at the Savoy

I spent much of Lindsay Posner’s stagingof Carousel nostalgically recalling Nicholas Hytner’s production at the National a decade ago

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Andrew Lloyd Webber, Vladimir Putin, Kimberley Quinn and Liam Gallagher get a critical inspection from Adam Sherwin

Brown makes fairness the theme of Queen's Speech

Banks join benefit cheats, lap-dancing clubs and binge drinkers at the top of a list of targets for legislative action

Island of Sark in rights breach ruling

Judges say that the unelected Seneschal, president of parliament as well as senior judge, raises impartiality doubts

Ant marching across Europe could wreak havoc

Lasius neglectus eradicates native ants and other insects, and can damage trees because they farm millions of aphids

Speech may be disrupted by Tory protests

Tories accused of acting in a manner unfit for high office as the Speaker faces calls for a debate over Damian Green's arrest

Outrage shouldn’t be one-sided

MPs have a special, if not always privileged, position that depends on confidential relations with constituents and others

Credit crunch led to man committing suicide

'Prosperous and cheerful' businessman jumped in front of a train because he feared ruin from the financial crisis

I Found My Horn

The play unfussily and unpretentiously encapsulates something of the indefinable elation art can bring to human existence

Snow shuts 200 schools in the North West

Pupils sent home as wintery conditions affect Cumbria, Lancashire and Greater Manchester - weather may worsen today

Tory’s former Lady seeks £5m more from divorce

Sir Paul Judge's ex-wife claims he kept £14 million back from divorce settlement to reimburse a charity but never paid it

Stem-cell operation helps stroke patient

A 49-year-old man has has been treated with a pioneering therapy for the first time, in the only clinical trial of its kind

Thousands more students to have grants cut

An extra 90,000 students will lose out because of a government miscalculation, the Students Loans Company estimates

Wife wants extra £5m by re-opening divorce

Anne-Marie Judge claims original £5m settlement was based on 'misrepresentation' by Tory grandee over how money he had

De Menezes coroner rules out unlawful killing

Coroner in inquest into the killing of an innocent Brazilian on the Tube tells jury it cannot record unlawful death verdict

Inquiry puts more pressure on Speaker

Tomorrow's State Opening of Parliament and Queen's Speech threatens to be overshadowed by row that has run out of control