The residents of Southall speak out after arrests are made following claims of illegal immigrants and forged documents in their community.

Turkey produce a thrilling fightback to beat Czech Republic at reach the quarter-finals and Switzerland beat Portugal.

Turkey lead hosts Switzerland in their crucial Euro 2008 game in Basel.

The mother of a teenager killed by a drug overdose tells an inquiry that social workers knew of her daughter's vulnerability.

Bristol City chairman Steve Lansdown says appointing Gary Johnson was vital in building a club that is capable of reaching the top flight.

Maggie O'Neill, who played Sheila in Shameless, is joining EastEnders as Phil Mitchell's love interest.

M&S underwear comes top of tests by consumer group Which? despite Jeremy Paxman's "gusset anxiety".

The latest shuttle mission is delivering Dextre, a remarkable new robot, to the space station.

For the billions invested in providing Columbus a place in orbit, the module must deliver some very special science.

Armed robbers throw a cash till drawer out of their getaway car after it sprays them with pink dye.

The Columbus laboratory is Europe's first permanent base in space

Political correspondent Nick Assinder's daily diary from the House of Commons.

A letter is delivered to a North Lincolnshire hospital - more than 50 years after it was written.

A Catholic worker at Manchester Airport is suspended after hanging an image of Jesus on a staff room wall.

Britons have £4.6bn cash lying around their homes in tins and cupboards, a survey suggests.

Arsenal keeper Jens Lehmann is out for at least two weeks after aggravating an Achilles tendon injury in Germany's win over England.

Chelsea midfielder Steve Sidwell says he is determined to use the side's injury plight to help prove his worth.

BBC Scotland Westminster reporter Tim Reid looks back at the week in Westminster

An eight-foot aluminium box is being touted as the solution to the housing shortage. But what's it like to sleep, eat, wash and entertain in one?

As the Royal Mint puts the final touches to a re-designed one pence piece, do we really care any more about a coin that is so little valued more than six billion have been lost without a trace?