Ten O'Clock News

Presented by Huw Edwards. In this edition, Gordon Brown calling on more low cost housing, American casualties mount in Iraq,reducing the greenhouse gas emitted by cattle and sheep, in China a top government official has been executed and Estonia the victim of a sustained hacking campaign.

Best of the ten Presented by Fiona Bruce. Alan Johnston talks about his release and we travel to the happiest place on earth!

3rd July: Best of the ten, presented by Huw Edwards. We look at the handover of power between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, the latest on the attacks on the UK, and we go back to Hong Kong ten years on from the handover.

In this week's edition we take a look at the British soldiers in Afghanistan, fighting on the front line and we look at the floods that have hit the UK. Presented by Fiona Bruce

Global paedophile network smashed in UK, Gaza split by violence as Hamas takes control, new evidence of human trafficking from Africa and Bob Monkhouse returns to TV in cancer awareness campaign.

Ten O'clock News Podcast, Presented by Huw Edwards. In this edition, The Father jailed for the murder of his daughter. The 7 million people with alcohol problems, the first national post strike, and is it the end of cables all round your home!

Best of the Ten presented by Huw Edwards. In this week's edition, the latest on house prices, the debate over the new olympic logo, we travel with a group of migrants from Romania to the UK and arrested the king of spam!

Best of the Ten 30th May 2007 presented by Huw Edwards. We talk to the family of the missing four year old Madeleine McCann. Also in this edition Chinese couples illegally taking fertility drugs to beat the government's strict ban on having more than one child, the Earl of Shaftesbury guilty of murder, banks using aggressive tactics, and the new generations of nuclear power stations.

We speak to the family of the main suspect in the Madeleine McCann case, a new crackdown on firms which employ illegal workers in the UK and a peek at the latest products in the world of technology. Presented by Huw Edwards.

Hunt for missing Madeleine McCann in Portugal, Northern Ireland Assembly back in action, policeman shot dead attending a domestic dispute, John Reid says he's leaving the Cabinet and how concentrated solar energy may tackle global warming. Presented by Fiona Bruce.

Stern warning about the economic consequences of unchecked climate change, carbon monoxide kills children in holiday resort, British surgeon to carry out first full face transplant, Taleban warn they'll carry out more attacks against British troops in Afghanistan, 50th anniversary of Suez and the emotional meeting for WW1 veterans from once opposing sides. Presented by Huw Edwards.

Five schoolgirls shot dead in Pennsylvania by gunman -- police reveal his motives, the Conservatives' first party conference with David Cameron at the helm, dramatic video of civilian workers under attack in Iraq, new employment law makes it illegal to discriminate on the grounds of age and a glimpse into the future of medicine. Presented by Huw Edwards.

Gordon Brown's speech to Labour Party Conference overshadowed by Cherie, three football agents claim premiership manager had taken illegal payments, activists heckle Home Secretary during speech to Muslims, torture in Iraq "may now be worse" than it was under Saddam Hussein and Top Gear presenter survives crash in 300mph car. Presented by Dermot Murnaghan

Pope Benedict says he's sorry for offending Muslims, crisis in Darfur deepens -- Britain says UN must act now, leaders meet for world summit in Cuba, Lord Snowdon's new photographic exhibition and the new Tory logo -- is it a hit or is it a miss? Presented by Huw Edwards.

Tony Blair to leave Downing Street within a year, a look at the technology used to track terrorist suspects, examining the causes of insurgent attacks in Iraq, new evidence of global warming from Siberia and the King of Swaziland responds to pressure to modernise the monarchy. Presented by Huw Edwards

Radicalisation of young British muslims, Molly Campbell breaks silence from Pakistan, fruit and veg juice can cut risk of Alzheimers, Steve Irwin and George the chatbot

President Bush visits New Orleans -- one year on from hurricane Katrina; the UK population tops 60 million for the first time; and the girl kept captive for 8 years escapes from her kidnapper in Austria. Presented by Huw Edwards.

Eight charged with conspiracy to murder in the alleged terror plot, a mother is jailed for supplying nine year old son with heroin, record A-Level passes -- the view from industry and music videos for free online. Presented by Fiona Bruce.

Police say they foil a terror plot which could have led to mass murder on planes, liquid explosive is tested, Israeli air force pilots talk about their tactics in the Lebanon conflict and it's the 25th anniversary of the first personal computer.

Beirut attack pushes death toll in Lebanon to over 1,000, Middle East peace plan hampered, MPs' recommendations to cut carbon emissions, Interest rates go up, larger than life sculptures on display in Edinburgh