I would trust the UT61E on 220/240 mains from the wall in a house. I would not trust it any higher voltage and not at the main panel.
Wytnucls has a good suggestion for the Fluke, but be aware it does not have frequency measurement. It will be safer for mains than the UT61E but so will the AM-510 which has close to the same accuracy as the Fluke but also has many more features.
So the choice as I see it is the UT61E with TRMS (AC only), high accuracy and counts, wide frequency measurement, PC connection included, no back light, no temperature, horrible burden voltage, and low safety for high energy circuits.
or
Amprobe AM-510 with no TRMS, lower accuracy, has back light, I see now the 510 does not have temperature too, no PC connection, slow continuity tester, no idea on the burden voltage, but high safety on higher energy circuits, plus flashlight and non-contact voltage tester.
IMHO, if you are going to be sticking the probes in the wall all the time then get the Amprobe. If you are going to be using the meter mostly on electronics and only are going to check the mains once in a while to confirm power is getting into a piece of equipment then get the UT61E.
Or if you want to spend a bit more money and have something well built and to do anything with confidence:
http://www.tme.eu/en/details/bm257/portable-digital-multimeters/brymen/#or better yet from our friend here on eevblog, iloveelectronics on his ebay store:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brymen-BM257-Digital-Multimeter-6000-count-Brand-New-Fluke-alternative-/200874532840?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ec50e1fe8