The former leader of the Conservative Party on Slough Borough Council who admitted having two wives at the same time is to be electronically tagged.

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‘Two wives’ Tory chief given tag

A crash which claimed the lives of three generations of the same family claims its fourth victim.

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Crash family loses fourth member

Vulnerable young girls in Northern Ireland are being sexually exploited in the same way as those in a recent case in Rochdale, a charity has said.

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Rochdale-type cases ‘occur in NI’

A total of 9,600 homes were repossessed in the UK in the first three months of the year – the same as a year earlier, lenders say.

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Home repossession levels ‘stable’

Sales in China helped lift overall iPhone sales by 88 percent over the same quarter a year ago, Apple said Tuesday, dispelling fears that sales would lag in nations with lower annual incomes.

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Apple’s Profit Nearly Doubles as iPhones Sales Soar

A convicted murderer whose sentencing at the High Court in Edinburgh is the first in Britain to be filmed for broadcast on the same day, is jailed for life.

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Gilroy jailed for Pilley murder

The closest that Americans get to a national presidential primary comes every four years when a large group of states hold their primaries and caucuses on the same day.

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The Caucus: Super Tuesday Preview

Two passenger trains collided at high speed in Poland late on Saturday, killing 16 people and leaving authorities asking how both trains ended up on the same track.

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Polish Train Crash Kills 16

UK mortgage lending picked up in January compared with the same month a year earlier, lenders’ figures show.

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Mortgage lending up on a year ago

Spurred by predictions of profits even in the worst forecasts, big-money investors are returning to the same complex loan pools that nearly washed away the financial system.

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DealBook: Prices of Mortgage-Backed Securities Prove Irresistible

We’ve all had cars with a bunch of broken parts that get us where we want to go for years with no obvious problem. Does the human genome have the same tolerance for permanent damage? The answer is: Yes, we still can run . Read full article > >

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Genome news flash: We’re all a little bit broken

IS IT UNCONSTITUTIONAL to forbid same-sex couples from calling their unions a “marriage” if — as is the case in California — they enjoy the same legal rights and responsibilities as opposite-sex partners in the state? Read full article > >

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Editorial Board: Proposition 8 ruling was just but wobbly

MPs say spending cuts raise concerns over the UK’s ability to launch another mission on the same scale as the operation in Libya.

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Libya mission ‘could be one-off’

Five killer whales are named as plaintiffs in a court case arguing that they deserve the same constitutional protection from slavery as humans.

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Five killer whales ‘sue’ SeaWorld

Five pairs of neighborhoods that look and feel alike, without costing the same amount.

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So You’re Priced Out. Now What?