Terror suspects 'recorded boasting about explosions'
A court heard how three men from Birmingham planned a terrorist attack using homemade explosives no bigger than a cereal packet.
Crime Correspondent
Jon Clements has now left ITV News. Previously he was the Crime Correspondent for ITV News.
Submariner admits collecting top secret naval codes
Submariner Edward Devenney has admitted collecting top secret naval codes before meeting two men he believed were Russian spies
Muslim trio plotted attack bigger than 7/7, court hears
Three British Muslims plotted a suicide bombing campaign on a scale greater than the July 2005 attacks, a court has heard today.
The hard lessons from the Sian O'Callaghan investigation
What is moral is not always legal. That's the hard and uncomfortable lesson of the investigation into the disappearance of Sian O'Callaghan.
Police intensify focus on April Jones suspect
Dyfed Powys Police have issued a fresh appeal for information about Mark Bridger, 46. The suspect may now remain in custody until Friday.
Police release of April Jones suspect's image 'unusual'
It is an indication of their concern for April's safety that police have released the name and an image of a suspect already in custody.
Criticism of French police overlooks important facts
Criticism of French police for alleged 'inactivity' in searching for Megan and Jeremy Forrest overlooks some pretty important facts.
No charges over abusive tweet about Olympian Tom Daley
The teenager who sent offensive tweets about Olympic diver Tom Daley will not be charged with sending offensive messages.
Exclusive: Tia Sharp family referred to social services
Tia Sharp's family were referred to social services by police and other agencies over issues surrounding abuse of drugs and a disturbance.
G20 death: PC previously accused of excessive force
The policeman cleared of killing Ian Tomlinson during the G20 riots had been previously accused of excessive force, ITV News has learned.